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Management Overview. Agenda. Work place injury facts Cal/OSHA regulations and requirements Employer’s responsibility Employee’s responsibility Training requirements per OSHA Why PARADIGM SHIFT CONSULTING GROUP Benefits to the business Training methods / solutions Questions.
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Agenda • Work place injury facts • Cal/OSHA regulations and requirements • Employer’s responsibility • Employee’s responsibility • Training requirements per OSHA • Why PARADIGM SHIFT CONSULTING GROUP • Benefits to the business • Training methods / solutions • Questions
Workplace Safety Facts:Injuries, Deaths & Illnesses One worker dies every 15 seconds 6,300 workers die daily Asbestos kills 100,000 people annually Other hazardous chemicals and substances kill another 350,000 employees Over 2.3 million deaths occur due to occupational accidents or diseases 160 million workers suffer work related illnesses
Cal/OSHAREGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS • Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) • Means of Egress • Hazardous Materials • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) • Hazardous Equipment and Machinery • General Electrical Safety
Employer’s Responsibility • The employer “must” provide a safe and healthy work environment for employees • The employer “must” inform and train employees to the hazards of the job
Employee’s Responsibility • The employee “must” follow the safety guidelines set forth by the employer • The employee has an obligation to report any safety concerns to the appropriate personnel or designee
Training Requirements per OSHA • OSHA has specific guidelines for employee training and documentation requirements • OSHA has specific guidelines for training for particular industries
PARADIGM SHIFT CONSULTINGGROUP • Team approach to discovery process • Employee and management involvement • Cal/OSHA guidelines & regulations • Cultural change
BENEFITS TO THE BUSINESS • Reduction in accident rates • Reduction in workmen’s comp insurance (MOD rate) • Increase employee awareness and involvement
TRAINING METHODS / SOLUTIONS • Visual methods – video tapes /posters • Tactile methods – learning by actually doing and using • Experiential methods – visiting actual job site