The Guidebook to Successful Safety Programming

Content: Cover
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Dedication
 Preface
 Table of Contents
 1: SUCCESSFUL SAFETY PROGRAMMING
 1.1 Overview
 1.2 Understanding Successful Safety Programs
 1.3 Holistic Safety Programming
 1.4 Basic Safety Program Elements
 1.5 Root Causes of Accidents
 2: MANAGEMENT SAFETY ACTIVITIES
 2.1 Overview
 2.2 Policy Statements
 2.3 Management Supporting the Program
 2.3.1 Safety Tours by Management
 2.3.2 Reviewing Incidents
 2.3.3 Endorsing Programs, Policies, and Activities
 2.3.4 Public Recognition Activities
 2.4 Management\'s Financial Responsibilities
 2.5 Auditing the Activities 2.6 Supervisors\' and Departmental Safety Responsibilities2.6.1 Meetings
 2.6.2 New Employee Indoctrination
 2.6.3 Accident Investigation
 2.6.4 Inspections
 2.7 Company Recordkeeping and Documentation
 3: COMMITTEES AND MEETINGS
 3.1 Overview
 3.2 Safety Committees
 3.3 Safety Meetings
 3.3.1 Formal Meetings
 3.3.2 Informal Meetings
 4: ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PROCEDURES
 4.1 Overview
 4.2 Introduction
 4.3 Effective Investigations
 4.4 Reporting
 4.5 Using Reports for Prevention
 5: HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL
 5.1 Overview
 5.2 Identifying and Reporting
 5.3 Control Techniques 5.3.1 Job Safety Analysis5.3.2 Basic Steps in a JSA
 5.4 Lock OuVTag Out
 5.5 Nonroutine Hazardous Work Procedures
 5.5.1 Samples of Typical Hazardous Work Activities
 5.5.1.1 Hazardous Electrical Work
 5.5.1.2 Hazardous Debugging Work
 5.5.1.3 Hazardous Overhead Work
 5.5.1.4 Confined Space Entries
 6: INSPECTION METHODS AND TECHNIQUES
 6.1 Overview
 6.2 Safety Tours and Inspections
 7: TEACHING AND TRAINING METHODS
 7.1 Overview
 7.2 Training Program Basics
 7.3 Testing and Evaluation
 7.4 Retraining
 8: EMPLOYEE SAFETY EQUIPMENT
 8.1 Overview
 9: INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PRACTICES
 9.1 Overview 10: FACILITY AND PROCESS LOSS CONTROL10.1 Overview
 10.1.1 Natural Disasters
 10.1.2 Man-Made Disasters
 10.1.3 Outside Contractors
 10.1.4 Risk ManagemenVInsurance
 10.1.5 Systems Safety
 10.2 Fire Safety
 10.2.1 Electrical Hazards
 10.3 Explosion Control
 10.3.1 Gases
 10.4 Chemical Hazard Control
 10.5 Community Involvement
 10.6 Safety Equipment Maintenance System (SEMS)
 11: EMERGENCY PLANNING AND ACTIVITIES
 11.1 Overview
 11.2 Planning for Emergencies
 11.3 Employee Response Teams
 11.4 First AidIMedical Services
 12: OFFICE AND NONMANUFACTURING SAFETY
 12.1 Overview 12.2 Emergency Planning13: SAFETY FOR HANDICAPPED EMPLOYEES
 13.1 Overview
 13.2 Safety Program for Handicapped Employees
 13.2.1 Define Handicapped
 13.2.2 Identify Individuals
 13.2.3 Provide Guidelines
 13.2.4 Prepare a Written Policy/Program
 13.2.5 Review Facilities
 13.2.6 Perform Hazard Analysis
 13.2.7 Review Nonworking Activities
 13.2.8 Develop Emergency Procedures
 13.2.9 Periodically Review Procedures
 13.2.10 Supervisor Training
 13.2.11 Annually Reevaluate Program
 14: SAFETY OFF-THE-JOB
 14.1 Overview
 15: RESOURCES
 15.1 How to Write Safety Policies