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Objectives

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Here's what you'll learn:

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How OSHA affects your organization.

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Uses and benefits of record keeping to prevent injuries and illness and meet OSHA requirements.

     

The reason behind safety inspections and how to effectively plan and conduct them.

     

The who, what, when, where, and how of incident investigations.

     

The impact of industrial hygiene and HazCom standards on your safety plan.

     

Components of the communication process and how to improve the effectiveness of safety messages.

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​How to section and reduce:

     

• Anticipate recognize, evaluate and control hazards, and determine an acceptable level of risk.

• Create an effective safety team and facilitate productive safety meetings.  

• Define ergonomics, assess ergonomic risk factors, and recommend corrective actions.

• Determine when personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used and ways to increase employee acceptance of PPE.

• Develop an emergency action plan.

• Use a safety orientation program to improve employee performance and reduce incidents and costs.

• Implement various employee involvement techniques.

• Hazard Recognition, Evaluation and Control

• Employee Involvement

• Safety Training

• Safety Teams and Committees

• Emergency Action Planning

• We've reviewed and updated the whole program, with more emphasis on best practices for implementing and managing a safety management system.

•  Course fee includes over $350 worth of reference materials, including Accident Prevention Manual (13th Ed.),     Administration & Programs CD; Accident Prevention Manual (13th Ed.), Engineering & Technology CD; Injury         Facts CD-ROM; and Resource CD. 

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If you are attending a virtual offering of this course, you can expect all materials to be available electronically.              Classroom sessions may come with either fully electronic materials or some combination of electronic and paper          materials.