One module of a small-business course on safety management systems. An archived deck: check it against the current standard before teaching from it.
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- Slide 1
Module 6—Assessing Organization Status and Planning for Improvement
- Management Commitment and Employee Involvement
- Safety and Health
- Training
- Safety
- Management
- Worksite Analysis
- Hazard
- Prevention and Control
- Slide 2
Module 6 Objectives
- At the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Identify a process you can use to build a safety and health system at your organization.
- Evaluate your organization’s safety and health system by comparing it to OSHA’s guidelines.
- Determine several priorities you can work on to advance the development of a safety and health system at your organization.
- Slide 3
Creating Your Safety and Health
- System
- 1. Determine who should be the main champion (or leader).
- 2. Determine what information, resources and tools you need.
- 3. Conduct the baseline survey.
- 4. Determine what you can do on your own and where you need help.
- Slide 4
Creating Your Safety and Health
- System
- 5. Consider how you will get everyone involved.
- 6. Create a written plan based on the baseline survey results.
- 7. Consider how you will communicate OSHA’s
- the effort.
- Voluntary
- Safety and Health
- Program
- Managemen t Guidelines
- Slide 5
Management Commitment
- What will be your biggest challenge in getting management commitment?
- Commi t?
- Slide 6
Baseline Survey
- How will you conduct the baseline survey?
- Slide 7
Activity Instructions
- Management Commitment and Employee Involvement
- Using Module 2, Page 2, write:
- Which items your organization does well.
- Which items should be a priority.
- Slide 8
Activity Instructions
- Worksite Analysis
- Using Module 3, Page 3, write:
- Which items your organization does well.
- Which items should be a priority.
- Slide 9
Activity Instructions
- Hazard Prevention and Control
- Using Module 4, Page 3, write:
- Which items your organization does well.
- Which items should be a priority.
- Slide 10
Activity Instructions
- Safety and Health Training
- Using Module 5, Page 2, write:
- Which items your organization does well.
- Which items should be a priority.
- Slide 11
Consistency?
- Safety and Health
- Policy
- Policy Statement
- Core Beliefs
- Operating Principles
- Procedures
- Are your priorities consistent with your ideas for a written safety and health policy statement? 6-11
- Slide 12
Your Next Step
- What is the ONE next step you will take when you return to your job after this training?
- Your Next
- S tep?
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
Program Conclusion Objectives
- Identify the resources and content available to you on the Tools and Resources CD.
- Recognize how you might teach this program to people back at your worksite.
- Review your learning goal from the beginning of the program.
- Slide 15
Program Conclusion Objectives - continued
- State one concept from the program that stands out as important.
- Create a new learning goal to practice back on the job.
- Evaluate your experience in this program.
- Slide 16
Program Resources
- Participant and Facilitator Guides
- Additional Reading
- PowerPoint s
- Tools and Resources CD
- Web
- Resources
- Slide 17
Learning Goal
- Did you meet your learning goal?
- Slide 18
Learning Goal
- What is your new learning goal?