Occupational Safety Occupational Safety
and Health and Health
ProgrammingProgramming
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Unsafe Act
Model Safety & Health Policy
It is the policy of this company to ensure
a safe and healthy workplace for
employees, a safe and healthy product for
customers, and a safe and healthy
environment for the community. Company
Name is committed to safety on the job
and off the job. Employees are expected
to perform their duties with this
commitment in mind.
Juan Dela Cruz
President/CEO
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Joint Safety & Health
Committee (SHC)
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Duties of Safety &
Health Committees
Plan and develop accident/ illness
prevention programs
Direct the implementation of the programs
Conduct safety and health meetings at least
once a month
Review reports of inspections, accidents
investigation and reports of implementation
of the programs
Provide OSH training for staff
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Level of Participation
Top Management
Middle Management
Rank & File
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Specific Responsibilities
Employer
Must establish and adopt written OSH policies
and report the same to DOLE
Report OSH activities, and activities of the SHC
Safety man
Secretary to the committee
Advise SHC on OSH matters
Conduct accident investigations and report
results
Coordinate OSH trainings
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Specific Responsibilities
Coordinate OSH trainings
Participate in safety inspections
Maintain accident recording system
Coordinate OSH efforts with supervisors
Provide assistance to government authorities
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Specific Responsibilities
Workers
Work in accordance with accepted safe practices
Report unsafe conditions and practices to the supervisor
Serve as members of the SHC
Cooperate actively with the committee
Assist government authorities on OSH programs
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Unsafe Act vs. Unsafe
Condition
2% Non-Preventable
98% Preventable
88 % Unsafe Act
10 % Unsafe Conditions
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Unsafe Act
Workplace Hazards
•Direct
•Unguarded Machines
•Falling Objects
•Electrical Hazards
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•Physical
•Noise
•Temperature
Extremes
•Ionizing Radiation
•Non-ionizing
Radiation
•Extreme Pressure
•Vibration
Workplace Hazards
Chemical
Vapors
Gas
Dusts
Fumes
Mists
Biological
Bacteria
Virus
Parasites
Ergonomic
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Return
Hazard Control
Substitution
Process change
Material
change
Engineering
Isolation
Wet Method
Ventilation
General or
Dilution
Ventilation
Local Exhaust
Ventilation
Administrative
Control
Housekeeping
Rotation
Training
Personal
Protective
Equipment
(PPE)
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Unsafe Act
/ RECORDING
Why Evaluate a Program?
Know if changes or revisions are
necessary.
Identify activities to be improved.
Check areas that have to be prioritized.
Monitor the performance of the
program.
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Steps in Making Evaluation
•Collection of data & information
Review of past experience
Interviews
Review of SOPs
•Sorting of data
•Analysis of data
•Interpretation and conclusion
•Recommendations
•Submission of reports
•Follow-ups and feedbacks
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Factors in Evaluation
Frequency of monitoring
Continuous review
Scheduled
Warning signs of program breakdown
Death or serious injury
Incident or series of incidents requiring action/
program modification
Near miss
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Factors in Evaluation
Who conducts evaluation
Qualification
Interest
Expertise
Experience
Analytical ability
Communication skills
Internal/ External
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Factors in Evaluation
Program effectiveness
Number of accidents and injuries are trending
downward
Cost of accidents and injuries is trending downward
Time lost due to work-related injuries or illnesses is
reduced
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Factors in Evaluation
Recommendations addressing health and safety
issues are made and completed
Organization is working towards compliance with
applicable laws, codes and standards
Less tangible ones – productivity, employee morale
and quality
Judgment – perception of people
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Unsafe Act
/ RECORDING