Why You Must Involve Employees and Temps In Your Safety Program
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Speaker : GARY HEPPNER
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When : Thursday, July 14, 2022
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Time : 01 : 00 PM EST
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Independent Insurance broker/agency owner, writing a large book of
workers compensation and assisting policyholders with open claim
management and closure. Sold the agency 17 years ago. This background
provided a segue into becoming an OSHA safety advisor. To date, I have
spoken to three large companies going nationwide by way of a telecast
presentation. Just finished a telecast presentation to the American
Rental Association who has 10,000 members nationwide.
Your company needs to be informed about what documentation OSHA will review when they drop-in, or advise they will be visiting, or are there as the result of a serious injury.
Your
written safety program will be reviewed. They will interview the person in charge of your OSHA safety program. Who should be the point person to meet with them? How should that person prepare for this audit? Can the suggested preparation that will be given less the anxiety of this meeting? Five red flags that say your program has crashed or is about to.
Learning Objectives
You will learn the importance of an employer/employee team effort, For example:
- Appointing an employee from each department [ clerical, warehouse, transportation, etc.,] to be a member of the safety committee
- The right and wrong way to give out rewards to individuals for safety compliance
- The right response to employees with attitudes
- When and how to enforce your safety program
- Should temp employees be treated the same as full-time employees
Areas Covered
- Will the OSHAauditor be interested in these points?
- Are verbal responses to safety accepted?
- How to get started on making sure you are in compliance
- How does OSHA define a "Willful negligent" citation
Course Level - All levels, all employees play a part in the safety program.
Who Should Attend
- Owners
- Supervisors
- Hr and Project leads
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$149.00
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