Safe + Sound Campaign SBA Advocacy Small Business Labor Safety Roundtable - PowerPoint Presentation

Safe + Sound Campaign SBA Advocacy Small Business Labor Safety Roundtable July 27, 2018

Shifting the Safety Curve Goal To shift American businesses and organizations along the safety curveIssueOSHA’s current regulatory and enforcement efforts alone are not going to drive 10 million employers to better safety and health performanceSolutionEvery workplace should have a safety and health programMeet businesses where they areBuild partnerships

Safe + Sound Campaign EVERY business and workplace needs a SHP that includes : Management Leadership Worker Participation Systematic Approach to Find and Fix Many valid approaches: choose one (OSHA, NSC, ANSI, ISO, state plan standards) Wherever your business is on the safety curve, take a step in the right direction.

Campaign Partners 2018

Safe + Sound Campaign Offerings Regular correspondence and inspiration to current and potential campaign supporters, including content from the Campaign organizers Quarterly safety and health program education sessions featuring real people giving real world examples Education and information for local businesses about the value of and resources to support safety and health programs in their community Opportunity for organizations throughout the country to show their commitment to safety

QuickTakes – 2x monthly Social Media: Twitter, LinkedIn, & Facebook Monthly Partner Communications Update Safe + Sound List Serv Add safeandsoundcampaign@dol.gov and safeandsound@subscriptions.dol.gov to your safe senders list. Spread the Safe + Sound Campaign Message

Promote Educational Opportunities - Webinars February – Tools for a Successful Workplace Safety & Health Program (CPWR) March – Show Me the Money: Demonstrating the ROI in People, Projects, and Programs (ASSP) April – The Three Core Elements of an Effective Safety and Health Program May – Employee Perception Surveys (NSC)May – Selling Safety to the Front Line Employee (AIHA)June – How to Participate in Safe + Sound WeekJuly - How to Design and Hold Great Safety Meetings (ASSP)

Safe + Sound Week 2018 What is Safe + Sound Week? A nationwide event to raise awareness and understanding of the value of safety and health programs in workplaces. When is it? August 13-19, 2018 Who is encouraged to participate? Organizations of any size/industry that want to show a commitment to safety. www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek

How to Participate in Safe + Sound Week

Spotlight hazards and controls Create challenges, contests, and competitions Evaluate safety & health processes and systems Conduct analyses to identify hazards Show you are listening and ask for feedback Empower workers with safety & health information Recognize workers or teams for contributions to workplace safety Partner for safety & health planning Deliver a safety & health message Establish a visible presence to promote safety & health Formalize/publicize your commitment to safety & healthTake a commitment to safety & health beyond the organizationSample Safe + Sound Week Activities

Sample Checklist/Agendas: Suggested timelines and topics for a Safe + Sound Week event.Invitations/Emails/Flyers: Customizable templates to promote an event at your workplace.Artwork: Web badges, infographics, and posters.Articles/Web Content: Information to educate workers, customers, the public, and supply chains. Free Tools and Templates

www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek Social media (#SafeAndSound2018) Web badges Participant certificate Features on websites Case studies of successful programs Promotion and Recognition

Where Do I Begin? Watch the webinar, Safe + Sound Week 2018 – Are Your Ready to Show Your Commitment to Safety? , to get ideas from organizations that participated last year.Find free trainings and events being held near you on the Safe + Sound Week map. Download Safe + Sound Week for Any Schedule for ways you can celebrate in your organization whether you have an hour, a half day, or a full day. Check out other ideas for Safe + Sound Week activities at: https://www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek/select_activities.html

Example 2. A Grand River Navigation crew practices donning their survival suits in case of an emergency. Example 1. In San Antonio, TX, members of the Ambassador Theatre Group take steps to fix a slip hazard they discovered in the hallway. Examples of images showing what safety and health looks like for different organizations.

For More Information on Safe + Sound Week www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek

Questions Contact the Campaign:safeandsoundcampaign@dol.gov Andrew Levinsonlevinson.andrew@dol.gov