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ANZI/AIHA Z10 2005. Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. History. AIHA received approval March 1999 First meeting February 2001 Over past six years 80 SH&E practitioners Representation Industry Labor Government Business Organizations Professional Organizations Academia
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ANZI/AIHA Z10 2005 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
History • AIHA received approval March 1999 • First meeting February 2001 • Over past six years 80 SH&E practitioners • Representation • Industry • Labor • Government • Business Organizations • Professional Organizations • Academia • July 25th 2005 Approved
Overview • Voluntary Consensus Standard • Uses already recognized management systems • Compatible with • ISO 9000 • ISO 14000 • Draws from approaches used by ILO Guidelines
Management System Levels of Implementation ANSI –Z10 User
Layout Right Left SHALL Requirements SHOULD Guidance
Table of Contents • Scope, Purpose and Application • Definitions • Management Leadership and Employee Participation • Planning • Implementation and Operation • Evaluation and Corrective Action • Management Review
ANSI Z-10 Section 1 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Application
Section 2 Definitions
Section 3 Management Leadership & Employee Participation
OHS Policy • Protection and continual improvement of employee health and safety; • Effective employee participation; • Conformance with the organization’s health and safety requirements; and • Compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Section 4.0 Planning
4.0 Sets Requirements For: • Review relevant information to identify issues related to S & H performance • Prioritize issues • Develop objectives for the system and for risk control • Formulate implementation plans
5.0 Implementation and Operation • Operational Elements • Hierarchy of controls • Management of change • Procurement • Contractors • Emergency Preparedness • Education, Training, Awareness and Competence • Communication • Document and Record Control Process
6.0 Evaluation and Corrective Action • Evaluate performance through • Monitoring • Measurement • Assessment • Incident Investigation, and • Audits • Take corrective action when non-conformance is found, and • Include results as part of planning process and review
7.0 Management Review • Management Review Process • Management Review Outcomes and Follow-up
What Now? • What will OSHA do with this? • OSHA Rep on committee • Goes beyond OSHA 1989 draft • May first see it in settlement agreements • Legal implications? • Employers • Consultants
Thank You Dwayne Towles Advanced Safety & Health, LLC (502) 240-6910 dtowles@AdvancedSafetyHealth.com