PPT-Safety and Accident Prevention

Sept 9 th Infection Control Sept 30 th Marilee Elias MSN RN CNE June Thompson DrPH RN NF I Fall 2014 True or False There is no such thing as an accident Accident Definition. Behavior-Based Accident Prevention (peer-based safety observation program to identify and communicate at-risk work behaviors - see WOW)Berkeley LabErnest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Today’s . presentation offers . you an opportunity to think about your personal safety . behaviour, . both on and off the job. . We'll . talk specifically about taking chances, your personal commitment to safety and what you can do to keep that commitment strong. Reasons to investigate a workplace accident include: . most importantly, to find out the cause of accidents and to prevent similar accidents in the future. to fulfill any legal requirements . to determine the cost of an accident. Training for the Safety Director. Unit . 6: Accident . Analysis and Litigation. 0. Unit 6 Objectives. Identify accident trends based on an analysis of accident data. Identify root causes of accident trends. Investigation . for . Managers and Supervisors . Property of Safety Geeks, LLC . 1. Introduction . Dr. Laura Helmrich-Rhodes, CSP. Regulation Consultant to SMI. Associate Professor. Safety Sciences Dept.. Reasons to investigate a workplace accident include: . most importantly, to find out the cause of accidents and to prevent similar accidents in the future. to fulfill any legal requirements . to determine the cost of an accident. The Supervisor as . Safety . Manager. Revised . April 2016. Continuity!. Why Safety?. Absent safety, we risk mission failure, not meeting WSU’s commitment to education, research and our community.. Sugiarto. , STP, MP, . MSc. BACKGROUND. Almost . everyone working. in a . workshop. . has . at some stage in his or her career . suffered an injury . requiring some kind of treatment or first aid. . R. eporting. Created and Presented by :. . Chelsea Jean . Leppanen. From the Rulebook. The safety rules and procedures are devolved to assist in achieving job safety by having no employee accidents. Some of the rules are OSHA requirements. For this reason every employee is expected to abide by the safety rules and procedures at all times. . Today’s . presentation offers . you an opportunity to think about your personal safety . behaviour, . both on and off the job. . We'll . talk specifically about taking chances, your personal commitment to safety and what you can do to keep that commitment strong. Strategic Planning & Direction. Tricia Allen. Director, ESHQA&CA, SRR. Vince Grosso. QA Program & Field Support Manager, NNSS. Agenda. Welcome and Kickoff Tricia Allen. Kurt Kleiner. BLM Oregon/Washington. State Aviation Manager. January, 2010. What is Safety Management Systems?. SMS is a formal. , . top-down, business-like approach . to managing safety . risk. It includes systematic . Bureau of Workers’ Comp. PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS). For . Safety Committee Members. , . Supervisors . & . Managers. 1. PPT-001-02. ●. . Accident. s can occur at any time during an employee’s work shift.. For People Working in the Industrial-waste Disposal Sector. 1. 1. Help them understand various types of danger in the workplace.. 　. 2. Help them recognize danger of something that "may" take place. .