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Introducing managing safely
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Why is it important to
manage safely?
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There are three key reasons to manage
safely:
•moral

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There are three key reasons to manage
safely:
•moral
•legal

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There are three key reasons to manage
safely:
•financial
•moral
•legal

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What are your responsibilities
as a manager?

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You are in the front line of safety!
As a manager, you’re responsiblefor making
decisions about local safety practice

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A manager can assign responsibility, but
can’t give away accountability–
the manager is ultimately accountable

Introducing managing safely
This course will help you to:
•identify your responsibilities and
accountabilities as a manager
•know when to act, and when not to
•know whether an issue
needs your attention, or
the attention of senior
management

Introducing managing safely
Quiz

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1. On average, how many people are killed
at work each year?

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1. On average, how many people are killed
at work each year?

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This equates to approximately 20people
each month, or 4 to 5people each week!

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2. On average, how many serious work-
related injuries occur each year?

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2. On average, how many serious work-
related injuries occur each year?

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This is approximately one every 17 minutes!
A further 129,600employees are off work for
over three days for less serious injuries

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3. On average, how many days are lost
each year due to workplace injuries or ill
health?

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3. On average, how many days are lost
each year due to workplace injuries or ill
health?

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4. How many people leave the workforce
each year, never to return to work, due to
harm suffered at work?

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4. How many people leave the workforce
each year, never to return to work, due to
harm suffered at work?

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5. On average, how many managers and
directors are convicted each year?

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5. On average, how many managers and
directors are convicted each year?

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About1,320organisations are convicted each
year and fined an average of £8,600, though
fines of over £100,000aren’t uncommon

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6. What percentage of workplace incidents
is preventable by good management?

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6. What percentage of workplace incidents
is preventable by good management?

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7. A manager is ______ for the day-to-day
management of health and safety risks.

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7. A manager is ______ for the day-to-day
management of health and safety risks.

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8. A manager is ______ for his/her actions
and may be required to explain them to
others.

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8. A manager is ______ for his/her actions
and may be required to explain them to
others.

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9. Can effective health and safety
management save you money?

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9. Can effective health and safety
management save you money?

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10. Legally, how much must an employer be
insured for?

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10. Legally, how much must an employer be
insured for?

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11. If a worker is injured and cannot work,
will insurance cover all financial losses?

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11. If a worker is injured and cannot work,
will insurance cover all financial losses?

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12. What is the cost of workplace accidents
each year to British society as a whole?

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12. What is the cost of workplace accidents
each year to British society as a whole?

Introducing managing safely
Managing health and safety gives you a
helping hand with your other responsibilities:
•enhancing your reputation
•increasing your profits
•reducing wastage and
insurance premiums
•maintaining a happy,
healthy workforce

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Keep your business healthy and safe by:
•thinking about health and safety when
planning work
•talking about health and safety with your
team
•demonstrating safe and
healthy behaviour

Introducing managing safely
Managing health and safety is an
essential part of your job,
not something you do in addition to your job.
Remember:

Introducing managing safely
•Why is it important to manage safely?
•What are your responsibilities
as a manager?
Key learning points:

Introducing managing safely
•Why is it important to manage safely?
•What are your responsibilities
as a manager?
Key learning points:

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