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This document is an introduction and study guide for OSHAcademy Course 700 on occupational safety and health management. It discusses the importance of top management commitment to safety, labor and management accountability, employee involvement through effective communication and recognition programs, and identifying and controlling workplace hazards. The study guide is designed to be reviewed offline and contains modules on these topics with quiz questions to help prepare learners for the course final exam.
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- Make sure the EAP meets the specific needs of your workplace by considering issues like hazardous materials.
- Identify and list potential emergencies like fires, floods, tornadoes etc. that could occur.
- Develop rescue and medical assistance strategies for different emergency scenarios.
- Include important communications considerations like alarm systems and alternative locations.
- Identify methods for reporting fires and other emergencies.
Consider and list potential natural or man-made emergencies
The first step in developing an EAP is to consider potential emergencies that could reasonably occur at the workplace. These may include
The document discusses the objectives and fundamentals of auditing. It explains that the main objective of auditing is to ensure the financial reliability of an organization and provide an independent opinion on whether the books of accounts show a true and fair view. It also discusses the three main types of fraud that can be detected through auditing - misappropriation of cash, goods, and manipulation of accounts.
The document provides details about the performance appraisal system used at Proform Interiors Pvt. Ltd., a leading furniture manufacturing company in India. It discusses the company's departments, existing performance appraisal methods, objectives of studying the current system and recommendations for improvement. The key departments mentioned are inventory, carpentry, machine, assembly, polish, quality check, dispatch, engineering, and accounting. The document analyzes the current appraisal system and identifies scope for establishing standardized and more comprehensive practices to better evaluate employee performance.
This document is an introduction and study guide for OSHAcademy Course 700 on occupational safety and health management. It discusses the importance of top management commitment to safety, labor and management accountability, employee involvement through effective communication and recognition programs, and identifying and controlling workplace hazards. The study guide is designed to be reviewed offline and contains modules on these topics with quiz questions to help prepare learners for the course final exam.
This document is a study guide for OSHAcademy Course 721, which provides guidance for developing effective safety training programs that meet OSHA and ANSI standards. The study guide outlines the course modules which cover determining training needs, developing goals and objectives, trainer roles and responsibilities, and evaluating training effectiveness. The goal of the course and study guide is to help employers design and implement safety training plans to prevent workplace accidents.
The document is an OSHAcademy study guide for an ergonomics program management course. It provides an introduction to work-related musculoskeletal disorders and risk factors. It also outlines the key components of an effective ergonomics program, including management commitment, employee involvement, hazard analysis, control of risk factors, implementation of controls, medical management, and training. The study guide contains modules on each topic that include learning objectives, descriptions of important concepts, and quizzes to test comprehension.
This document is a study guide for an online course that teaches job hazard analysis (JHA). It explains that a JHA identifies hazards in a job's procedure steps, evaluates risks, and develops preventive measures. The guide covers preparing for a JHA, listing steps, identifying hazards in each step, developing preventive measures, and writing a safe job procedure. It emphasizes involving employees and improving the JHA process through a team approach. The goal is to understand JHAs and successfully complete the online training course.
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This in-depth article will show how your company can achieve an optimized and safeguarded environment through Enterprise Resiliency and Corporate Certification.
- Make sure the EAP meets the specific needs of your workplace by considering issues like hazardous materials.
- Identify and list potential emergencies like fires, floods, tornadoes etc. that could occur.
- Develop rescue and medical assistance strategies for different emergency scenarios.
- Include important communications considerations like alarm systems and alternative locations.
- Identify methods for reporting fires and other emergencies.
Consider and list potential natural or man-made emergencies
The first step in developing an EAP is to consider potential emergencies that could reasonably occur at the workplace. These may include
The document discusses the objectives and fundamentals of auditing. It explains that the main objective of auditing is to ensure the financial reliability of an organization and provide an independent opinion on whether the books of accounts show a true and fair view. It also discusses the three main types of fraud that can be detected through auditing - misappropriation of cash, goods, and manipulation of accounts.
The document provides details about the performance appraisal system used at Proform Interiors Pvt. Ltd., a leading furniture manufacturing company in India. It discusses the company's departments, existing performance appraisal methods, objectives of studying the current system and recommendations for improvement. The key departments mentioned are inventory, carpentry, machine, assembly, polish, quality check, dispatch, engineering, and accounting. The document analyzes the current appraisal system and identifies scope for establishing standardized and more comprehensive practices to better evaluate employee performance.
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The document provides approval for an industrial report from the on-site and academic supervisors. It includes a declaration by the author that the report is original work. The acknowledgements section thanks various individuals and organizations for their support during the internship. The table of contents outlines the document structure. The introduction provides background information on Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC), including its location, history, mission, vision, roles, values, and departments. It also includes an analysis of UWEC's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The objectives are to fulfill requirements for a business administration degree and gain practical experience in different tasks.
Michael D. Rapp has completed an OSHA Recordkeeping course through OSHAcademy. The certificate certifies that he completed all course assignments and exams. The course covered topics related to OSHA 300/300A form completion, employer and employee responsibilities, determining work-related injuries, general and additional recording criteria, and maintaining forms. The course conformed to OSHA and ANSI standards for safety training.
This document is an assignment cover sheet for a student named Sameh Kandil Mohammed Ibrahim. It includes sections for the student and tutor to fill out. The student section includes the assignment/case study name. The tutor section includes spaces for overall mark, individual question marks, comments, and confirmation that the work is the student's own. The contents page lists 5 chapters in the assignment focusing on sustainable business practices at AECOM, an infrastructure firm.
This document provides guidelines for developing effective workplace safety and health training programs. It outlines a 7-step model for training: 1) determining if training is needed, 2) identifying training needs, 3) setting goals and objectives, 4) developing learning activities, 5) conducting training, 6) evaluating effectiveness, and 7) improving the program. The guidelines are meant to help employers design training that addresses their specific needs and hazards in a flexible manner without needing professional training assistance.
This document provides guidelines for developing effective workplace safety and health training programs. It outlines a 7-step model for training: 1) determining if training is needed, 2) identifying training needs, 3) setting goals and objectives, 4) developing learning activities, 5) conducting training, 6) evaluating effectiveness, and 7) improving the program. The guidelines are meant to help employers design training that addresses their specific needs and hazards in a flexible manner without needing professional training assistance.
The document provides an overview of SAP testing. It discusses that SAP testing is performed to test the functionality of various SAP modules and ensure they perform as configured. It then describes the different types of testing done in SAP, including unit testing, system testing, integration testing, interface testing, user acceptance testing, load testing, security testing, and regression testing. The document aims to explain the basics of SAP testing.
This document provides an overview of KPIT Cummins Global Business Solutions (GBS), including its vision, mission, profile, financial details, services offered, research and development initiatives, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, work culture, and more. KPIT GBS focuses on providing IT consulting and outsourcing services to manufacturing and financial services clients to help optimize and integrate their business processes. It has experienced significant growth in recent years and has delivery centers in multiple countries.
This document provides an overview of SAP testing. It explains that many organizations implement SAP ERP software to efficiently manage business operations. SAP testing ensures the functionality of various SAP modules, like materials management, financials, sales and distribution, human resources, supply chain management, and plant management, perform as configured. The document outlines different types of SAP testing including unit testing, system testing, integration testing, user acceptance testing, load testing, and regression testing. It also discusses SAP test automation tools.
Michael D. Rapp has completed an online safety course on Safety Committee Operations from OSHAcademy. The course covered the role, purpose, functions, duties and responsibilities of a safety committee. It also discussed safety committee startups, motivation principles, education and training, hazard identification and controls, problem solving techniques, developing recommendations, and managing safety committee meetings. Michael received a certificate of completion, which certifies that he completed all course assignments and exams.
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Michael D. Rapp has completed an occupational safety and health course on effective accident investigation through OSHAcademy. The course covered purposes of investigations, initiating and documenting investigations, conducting interviews and event analysis, determining causes, developing recommendations, and writing reports. Topics ensured compliance with OSHA standards requiring hands-on training involving procedures, equipment, and tools with qualified trainers. The certificate verifies Michael's completion of all assignments and exams for the course.
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This document is an internship report submitted by Mr. Shashi S. Sannabhadti to fulfill the requirements for a Master's degree in Advanced Information Technology from Bharati Vidyapeeth University. The report details a 4-month internship completed at KPIT Cummins in Pune, India working with Java, J2EE, Oracle Weblogic Server, and providing technical support. The report includes chapters covering the company background, Oracle Weblogic overview, Java Messaging Service, garbage collection, security, support patterns, and weekly activity reports from the internship.
Michael D. Rapp has completed the OSHAcademy online course on Job Hazard Analysis (JHA). The course covered principles and techniques for preparing JHAs, determining probability, severity and risk of hazards, prioritizing JHAs, using the JHA worksheet, writing safe job procedures, and improving the JHA process. Steven J. Geigle, the director and instructor, certified that Michael completed all course assignments and exams.
This document provides an overview of software quality management. It describes software quality management as a process that ensures software meets required quality levels to satisfy users. The process involves quality assurance, quality planning, and quality control. The document is divided into sections for easy understanding and is intended for software development professionals to understand the importance of software quality management. It requires a basic understanding of the software development life cycle.
This course introduces students to personal protective equipment (PPE), fall protection equipment, and lifesaving equipment. It covers types of PPE that protect the eyes, face, head, feet, legs, hands, arms, and body. Respiratory protection like air-purifying and atmosphere-supplying respirators are also discussed. The document then explains fall protection systems including personal fall arrest, restraint, positioning, guardrail, safety net, warning line, and slide guard systems. Lifesaving equipment like harnesses, lanyards, deceleration devices, and lifelines are also introduced.
This module discusses the steps to analyze a safety management system (SMS):
1. Conduct a baseline survey to analyze the overall system.
2. Narrow the focus to analyze each SMS component like commitment, accountability, etc.
3. Conduct cause analysis to identify surface symptoms and underlying root causes impacting SMS performance.
This document is an introduction to ergonomics study guide from OSHAcademy covering 5 modules. It defines ergonomics as the study of the interaction between humans and other elements of a system, identifies musculoskeletal disorders as a major risk from improper ergonomics, and lists the three main risk factor areas of workers, tasks, and environments. It then discusses in detail the specific risk factors in each of these areas and gives strategies for controlling risks, including eliminating hazards, redesigning workstations and tasks, and using engineering controls.
This document provides an introduction and study guide for OSHAcademy Course 703 on introduction to occupational safety and health training. It discusses key topics that will be covered in the course, including defining safety education, categories of OSH education like safety instruction and technical safety training, developing effective training programs, evaluating training programs and processes, and continuously improving training programs. The study guide is designed to be reviewed offline to help successfully complete the course and final exam.
This document provides an overview of OSHA's general requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE). It discusses the different categories of PPE, when and where PPE is required, who pays for PPE, PPE design requirements, and what should not be worn. It also covers conducting hazard assessments to determine appropriate PPE and training employees on proper PPE use. The goal is to help employers and employees understand OSHA's PPE standards and requirements to protect workers from workplace hazards.
This document is a research proposal submitted by Jayarathne H Maneesha to the National School of Business Management in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a BSc degree in business management. The proposal examines the relationship between good health and safety practices and the productive operations of organizations in the manufacturing industry. It outlines the background and importance of the study, identifies the research problem as workplace accidents and lack of safety knowledge, and establishes the objectives as determining accident causes, health hazards, and the relationship between health/safety and efficiency to make recommendations for improving employee health and safety.
The document provides approval for an industrial report from the on-site and academic supervisors. It includes a declaration by the author that the report is original work. The acknowledgements section thanks various individuals and organizations for their support during the internship. The table of contents outlines the document structure. The introduction provides background information on Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC), including its location, history, mission, vision, roles, values, and departments. It also includes an analysis of UWEC's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The objectives are to fulfill requirements for a business administration degree and gain practical experience in different tasks.
Michael D. Rapp has completed an OSHA Recordkeeping course through OSHAcademy. The certificate certifies that he completed all course assignments and exams. The course covered topics related to OSHA 300/300A form completion, employer and employee responsibilities, determining work-related injuries, general and additional recording criteria, and maintaining forms. The course conformed to OSHA and ANSI standards for safety training.
This document is an assignment cover sheet for a student named Sameh Kandil Mohammed Ibrahim. It includes sections for the student and tutor to fill out. The student section includes the assignment/case study name. The tutor section includes spaces for overall mark, individual question marks, comments, and confirmation that the work is the student's own. The contents page lists 5 chapters in the assignment focusing on sustainable business practices at AECOM, an infrastructure firm.
This document provides guidelines for developing effective workplace safety and health training programs. It outlines a 7-step model for training: 1) determining if training is needed, 2) identifying training needs, 3) setting goals and objectives, 4) developing learning activities, 5) conducting training, 6) evaluating effectiveness, and 7) improving the program. The guidelines are meant to help employers design training that addresses their specific needs and hazards in a flexible manner without needing professional training assistance.
This document provides guidelines for developing effective workplace safety and health training programs. It outlines a 7-step model for training: 1) determining if training is needed, 2) identifying training needs, 3) setting goals and objectives, 4) developing learning activities, 5) conducting training, 6) evaluating effectiveness, and 7) improving the program. The guidelines are meant to help employers design training that addresses their specific needs and hazards in a flexible manner without needing professional training assistance.
The document provides an overview of SAP testing. It discusses that SAP testing is performed to test the functionality of various SAP modules and ensure they perform as configured. It then describes the different types of testing done in SAP, including unit testing, system testing, integration testing, interface testing, user acceptance testing, load testing, security testing, and regression testing. The document aims to explain the basics of SAP testing.
This document provides an overview of KPIT Cummins Global Business Solutions (GBS), including its vision, mission, profile, financial details, services offered, research and development initiatives, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, work culture, and more. KPIT GBS focuses on providing IT consulting and outsourcing services to manufacturing and financial services clients to help optimize and integrate their business processes. It has experienced significant growth in recent years and has delivery centers in multiple countries.
This document provides an overview of SAP testing. It explains that many organizations implement SAP ERP software to efficiently manage business operations. SAP testing ensures the functionality of various SAP modules, like materials management, financials, sales and distribution, human resources, supply chain management, and plant management, perform as configured. The document outlines different types of SAP testing including unit testing, system testing, integration testing, user acceptance testing, load testing, and regression testing. It also discusses SAP test automation tools.
Michael D. Rapp has completed an online safety course on Safety Committee Operations from OSHAcademy. The course covered the role, purpose, functions, duties and responsibilities of a safety committee. It also discussed safety committee startups, motivation principles, education and training, hazard identification and controls, problem solving techniques, developing recommendations, and managing safety committee meetings. Michael received a certificate of completion, which certifies that he completed all course assignments and exams.
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This research emphasizes the employee motivation and employee engagement and its impact on the job performance. In order to carry out this research, the researcher has taken the case of Tesco Plc, Stratford, London. On completion of this research the author has analysed employee motivation, employee engagement, and human resource management at Tesco Plc.
Michael D. Rapp has completed an occupational safety and health course on effective accident investigation through OSHAcademy. The course covered purposes of investigations, initiating and documenting investigations, conducting interviews and event analysis, determining causes, developing recommendations, and writing reports. Topics ensured compliance with OSHA standards requiring hands-on training involving procedures, equipment, and tools with qualified trainers. The certificate verifies Michael's completion of all assignments and exams for the course.
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This document is an internship report submitted by Mr. Shashi S. Sannabhadti to fulfill the requirements for a Master's degree in Advanced Information Technology from Bharati Vidyapeeth University. The report details a 4-month internship completed at KPIT Cummins in Pune, India working with Java, J2EE, Oracle Weblogic Server, and providing technical support. The report includes chapters covering the company background, Oracle Weblogic overview, Java Messaging Service, garbage collection, security, support patterns, and weekly activity reports from the internship.
Michael D. Rapp has completed the OSHAcademy online course on Job Hazard Analysis (JHA). The course covered principles and techniques for preparing JHAs, determining probability, severity and risk of hazards, prioritizing JHAs, using the JHA worksheet, writing safe job procedures, and improving the JHA process. Steven J. Geigle, the director and instructor, certified that Michael completed all course assignments and exams.
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This module discusses the steps to analyze a safety management system (SMS):
1. Conduct a baseline survey to analyze the overall system.
2. Narrow the focus to analyze each SMS component like commitment, accountability, etc.
3. Conduct cause analysis to identify surface symptoms and underlying root causes impacting SMS performance.
This document is an introduction to ergonomics study guide from OSHAcademy covering 5 modules. It defines ergonomics as the study of the interaction between humans and other elements of a system, identifies musculoskeletal disorders as a major risk from improper ergonomics, and lists the three main risk factor areas of workers, tasks, and environments. It then discusses in detail the specific risk factors in each of these areas and gives strategies for controlling risks, including eliminating hazards, redesigning workstations and tasks, and using engineering controls.
This document provides an introduction and study guide for OSHAcademy Course 703 on introduction to occupational safety and health training. It discusses key topics that will be covered in the course, including defining safety education, categories of OSH education like safety instruction and technical safety training, developing effective training programs, evaluating training programs and processes, and continuously improving training programs. The study guide is designed to be reviewed offline to help successfully complete the course and final exam.
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5. Course 700
Contents
Course Introduction........................................................................................................................ 1
Management's Responsibility..................................................................................................... 1
Safety is smart business!............................................................................................................. 1
The Eight Elements of a Safety Management System................................................................ 1
Getting Started............................................................................................................................ 2
Module 1: Element 1- Commitment and Leadership ..................................................................... 3
Getting Top Management Commitment .................................................................................... 3
The 5-P's in a Safety Management System................................................................................. 3
Why Managers Make a Commitment to Safety ......................................................................... 3
Leadership................................................................................................................................... 4
Tough-coercive leadership.......................................................................................................... 5
Tough-controlling leadership...................................................................................................... 5
Tough-caring leadership model .................................................................................................. 6
Reactive vs. Proactive Safety Strategies ..................................................................................... 8
Be business smart...be proactive................................................................................................ 9
Goals and objectives................................................................................................................... 9
Effective recommendations describe costs and benefits......................................................... 10
Plan the work, work the plan.................................................................................................... 11
Module 1 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 12
Module 2: Element 2- Accountability ........................................................................................... 14
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 14
What is Accountability? ............................................................................................................ 14
The Six Elements of an Effective Accountability System .......................................................... 15
6. Course 700
Element 1: Formal Standards of Performance .................................................................... 15
Element 2: Adequate Resources and Psychosocial Support ................................................ 15
Element 3: A System of Performance Measurement........................................................... 16
Element 4: Application of Effective Consequences.............................................................. 18
Is there any escape from consequences?............................................................................. 18
Two basic categories of consequences..................................................................................... 19
Soon, Certain, Significant, and Sincere..................................................................................... 20
Element 5: Appropriate Application of Consequences............................................................ 22
What are the criteria for appropriate consequences?............................................................. 22
Are consequences justified?..................................................................................................... 23
Element 6: Continuous Evaluation of the Accountability System. ....................................... 25
Evaluating for Accountability.................................................................................................... 26
Who's accountable for what?................................................................................................... 26
When are negative consequences appropriate?...................................................................... 26
Last Words ................................................................................................................................ 27
Module 2 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 28
Module 3: Element 3- Involvement.............................................................................................. 30
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 30
What is Employee Involvement - Michael D. Topf ................................................................... 30
What does it look like?.......................................................................................................... 30
What does it require?........................................................................................................... 30
Successful recognition programs require smart management and strong leadership ............ 30
Example..................................................................................................................................... 31
Recognition and rewards...................................................................................................... 32
7. Course 700
Effective Recognition - Simple and Sincere .......................................................................... 32
You Get What You Give......................................................................................................... 32
Reactive safety incentive programs...................................................................................... 33
Proactive safety recognition programs................................................................................. 34
Integrate the safety recognition program ................................................................................ 35
Proactive recognition programs that work............................................................................... 35
Module 3 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 37
Module 4: Element 4- Effective Communication.......................................................................... 39
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 39
Content vs. Relationship Communications............................................................................... 39
It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it!............................................................................. 40
Scenario 1.................................................................................................................................. 40
Scenario 2.................................................................................................................................. 40
A most important responsibility!.............................................................................................. 41
Module 4 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 42
Module 5: Element 5- Hazard Identification and Control ............................................................ 44
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 44
OK...so what's a hazard?........................................................................................................... 44
Look Around Your Workplace................................................................................................... 44
The Hierarchy of Controls......................................................................................................... 44
The Five Workplace Hazard Categories .................................................................................... 45
Materials ............................................................................................................................... 46
Equipment............................................................................................................................. 46
Environment.......................................................................................................................... 46
8. Course 700
People ................................................................................................................................... 46
System................................................................................................................................... 47
Two identification and control strategies................................................................................. 47
What's the major weakness of the safety inspection?............................................................. 48
So, what's the solution?............................................................................................................ 48
Key Principle.............................................................................................................................. 49
The missing guardrail................................................................................................................ 50
Module 5 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 52
Module 6: Element 6- Accident Investigation .............................................................................. 53
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 53
Fix the system not the blame! .................................................................................................. 53
Accidents just happen...don't they? ......................................................................................... 53
Incident and Accident defined.................................................................................................. 54
Plan the work...work the plan! ................................................................................................. 54
Scenario..................................................................................................................................... 55
Just the facts, ma'am...just the facts ........................................................................................ 55
What happened next? .............................................................................................................. 56
What caused the accident? ...................................................................................................... 57
Surface causes....................................................................................................................... 57
Root causes........................................................................................................................... 57
The Accident Report ................................................................................................................. 58
Module 6 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 60
Module 7: Element 7- Education and Training............................................................................. 62
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 62
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The Big Picture .......................................................................................................................... 62
What are the OSHA training requirements?............................................................................. 62
Beyond OSHA compliance ........................................................................................................ 63
Why is education so important?............................................................................................... 64
It's all about "Show and Tell".................................................................................................... 64
A Simple Seven-Step On-The-Job Training (OJT) Process......................................................... 65
Module 8: Element 8- Continuous Improvement......................................................................... 70
A Never Ending Story ................................................................................................................ 70
Quality and Safety: Partners in productivity............................................................................. 70
The Shewhart/Deming Cycle .................................................................................................... 70
What is Total Quality Management (TQM)? ............................................................................ 71
The champions of Total Quality Safety Management .............................................................. 71
Deming's Fourteen Points Applied to Total Quality Safety ...................................................... 72
Competitive safety incentive programs.................................................................................... 77
Bringing management and labor together ........................................................................... 78
Last words................................................................................................................................. 81
Module 8 Quiz........................................................................................................................... 82