Engaging Employees In Environmental SustainabilityJagan Nemani
Employee Engagement continues to be #1 stumbling block for environmental sustainability programs of companies. Much of the efforts/programs by Sustainability officers are termed as "Greenwashing" due to lack of employee engagement in these programs.
So how to increase employee engagement in Environmental Sustainability Programs? How to promote a Culture of Environmental Sustainability within your organization?
This whitepaper highlights our approach as an answer to some of your questions.
Building an effective safety culture editsG&A Partners
Join us as we offer proven solutions and techniques that encourage company-wide buy in for your safety initiatives. We will discuss the benefits of empowering your employees to take personal responsibility for their own safety, as well as the safety of those around them. Topics will include incentive programs, visual safety, and behavioral-based safety programs.
This webinar is NOT for deadbeats, the lazy, or anyone who hates getting their hand dirty.
This webinar is for the extraordinary Safety Professionals, who work everyday to ensure their workers go home safely to their friends and family every night!
Its for the professional who works hard to create good training programs, and deliver quality training, and most importantly is always trying to do better.
Safety Professionals are asked everyday to train employees on how to work safely around dangerous situations. It is the actions of these men and women that keep workers comp costs low, and production high, but everyday professionals just like you struggle.
They struggle to keep their employee engaged, provide good resources, and earn buy in from those that they teach.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you how some of the industries top experts run their safety meetings, where they get their materials, and how to implement these principles and ideas into your own program.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you skills that are being used right now, by professionals just like you. Skills that have lowered injuries, reduced incidents, and raised production.
We promise that you will be satisfied with what is taught, and if for any reason you aren't we will refund your money...No questions asked.
So what are you waiting for?
Improving Safety Culture and Safety Program can have huge dividends in profitability for the company. Not only in insurance costs but improving the overall bottom line. This was a presentation I did in Omaha for the Occupational Health and Safety.
Engaging Employees In Environmental SustainabilityJagan Nemani
Employee Engagement continues to be #1 stumbling block for environmental sustainability programs of companies. Much of the efforts/programs by Sustainability officers are termed as "Greenwashing" due to lack of employee engagement in these programs.
So how to increase employee engagement in Environmental Sustainability Programs? How to promote a Culture of Environmental Sustainability within your organization?
This whitepaper highlights our approach as an answer to some of your questions.
Building an effective safety culture editsG&A Partners
Join us as we offer proven solutions and techniques that encourage company-wide buy in for your safety initiatives. We will discuss the benefits of empowering your employees to take personal responsibility for their own safety, as well as the safety of those around them. Topics will include incentive programs, visual safety, and behavioral-based safety programs.
This webinar is NOT for deadbeats, the lazy, or anyone who hates getting their hand dirty.
This webinar is for the extraordinary Safety Professionals, who work everyday to ensure their workers go home safely to their friends and family every night!
Its for the professional who works hard to create good training programs, and deliver quality training, and most importantly is always trying to do better.
Safety Professionals are asked everyday to train employees on how to work safely around dangerous situations. It is the actions of these men and women that keep workers comp costs low, and production high, but everyday professionals just like you struggle.
They struggle to keep their employee engaged, provide good resources, and earn buy in from those that they teach.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you how some of the industries top experts run their safety meetings, where they get their materials, and how to implement these principles and ideas into your own program.
"The Perfect Safety Meeting" will teach you skills that are being used right now, by professionals just like you. Skills that have lowered injuries, reduced incidents, and raised production.
We promise that you will be satisfied with what is taught, and if for any reason you aren't we will refund your money...No questions asked.
So what are you waiting for?
Improving Safety Culture and Safety Program can have huge dividends in profitability for the company. Not only in insurance costs but improving the overall bottom line. This was a presentation I did in Omaha for the Occupational Health and Safety.
Yet while the engineers understand the technical aspects of PSM, there can still be formidable difficulties implementing the elements. In countries with high Power Distance and low Individualism, as in many developing economies, engineers look to line management for specific direction, setting of priorities, and resources. Let´s review what need to see to ensure our PSM is up and running
This presentation looks at the year ahead from the perspective of EH&S professionals. Look here for in-depth analysis of the results from a recent survey Triumvirate Environmental conducted to find out what the greatest trends, challenges and priorities are for EH&S professionals in 2016.
Reasons why you should read these slides:
It’s totally focused on your industry, versus a general industry session.
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) requires employers who participate in a group/group retrospective rating plan and have had a workers’ compensation claim within the “green year” to complete two hours of mandatory safety training during the each policy year. This means that companies who are group/group retrospective rated participants with an injury claim filed between Jan. 1, 2012 and Dec. 31, 2012 (calendar year 2012) must attend safety training, regardless of the size or severity of the claim. Per BWC guidelines, each company policy owner is required to fulfill separately the two-hour training requirement and may designate any company representative to attend.
Failing to meet this requirement could jeopardize your group/group retrospective rating program status.
The ORA is one of Ohio’s leading providers of foodservice-specific health and safety educational initiatives. The association links members of the foodservice industry with industry leaders that take an active involvement in educating them about procedures and policies that can reduce and prevent accidents in their establishments.
The association understands that members don’t have the time and availability to sit through hours and hours of educational meetings that focus on addressing all of the health and safety concerns that can befall a restaurant. That’s why we target our educational seminars to specific areas of operation, like back-of-the-house and front-of-the-house training programs.
Reading these slides will not give you credit. You must participate in live educational event.
Online Course For Hazard Identification Assessment and Control BIS Safety
This slide shows what we are offering in our this hazard identification & control course, how long it is and what are the benefits of this course.
The very important and effective course for hazard identification, assessment, and control. Every day workers are work in the risk always and faces different workplace hazards that can result in injury or illness. The course has 5 parts including, belief, hazards, legislation & regulations, identifying hazards, hazards assessment and control
Yet while the engineers understand the technical aspects of PSM, there can still be formidable difficulties implementing the elements. In countries with high Power Distance and low Individualism, as in many developing economies, engineers look to line management for specific direction, setting of priorities, and resources. Let´s review what need to see to ensure our PSM is up and running
This presentation looks at the year ahead from the perspective of EH&S professionals. Look here for in-depth analysis of the results from a recent survey Triumvirate Environmental conducted to find out what the greatest trends, challenges and priorities are for EH&S professionals in 2016.
Reasons why you should read these slides:
It’s totally focused on your industry, versus a general industry session.
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) requires employers who participate in a group/group retrospective rating plan and have had a workers’ compensation claim within the “green year” to complete two hours of mandatory safety training during the each policy year. This means that companies who are group/group retrospective rated participants with an injury claim filed between Jan. 1, 2012 and Dec. 31, 2012 (calendar year 2012) must attend safety training, regardless of the size or severity of the claim. Per BWC guidelines, each company policy owner is required to fulfill separately the two-hour training requirement and may designate any company representative to attend.
Failing to meet this requirement could jeopardize your group/group retrospective rating program status.
The ORA is one of Ohio’s leading providers of foodservice-specific health and safety educational initiatives. The association links members of the foodservice industry with industry leaders that take an active involvement in educating them about procedures and policies that can reduce and prevent accidents in their establishments.
The association understands that members don’t have the time and availability to sit through hours and hours of educational meetings that focus on addressing all of the health and safety concerns that can befall a restaurant. That’s why we target our educational seminars to specific areas of operation, like back-of-the-house and front-of-the-house training programs.
Reading these slides will not give you credit. You must participate in live educational event.
Online Course For Hazard Identification Assessment and Control BIS Safety
This slide shows what we are offering in our this hazard identification & control course, how long it is and what are the benefits of this course.
The very important and effective course for hazard identification, assessment, and control. Every day workers are work in the risk always and faces different workplace hazards that can result in injury or illness. The course has 5 parts including, belief, hazards, legislation & regulations, identifying hazards, hazards assessment and control
I wrote an article on Restaurant Safety in 2006 for FCSI's Magazine, The Consultant. Successful restaurants and foodservice operations worldwide are a complicated mix of guests, team members, products, and busy, hectic environments. Operators face difficult daily decisions just to stay in business. Employee retention (lowering turnover) has been identified as a crucial component of the management success formula. In everyone's book, it is just as important as brand, sales, and profits. During 2006 it will not get any easier. If you want to retain workers, lower costs and provide a great team member experience, you must reduce and eliminate worker injuries.
Protect your TEAM, and Protect your Guests.
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Organizational Training: “involves identifying whether training supports the company's strategic direction; whether managers, peers, and employees support training activity; and what training resources are available.” (Noe, 2008, pg. 98). The Cottrell Home Day Care will be training its employees known as provider’s assistant on the safety of the day care children. As we move along throughout the organizational analysis of the day care we will first look at how the training content could affect our employee’s relationship with our customers. Our training will give employees confidence in communicating with customers on how they are capable of performing key emergency situations such as CPR, and fire drills.
What the partners need to know about the program is the state of Illinois regulated laws of training, a full detail of every training needed necessary for the day care safety as a whole. The program aligns with the strategic need of the business because it meets the safety standards required by the day care laws, and gives a recruiting edge over the competitors. It offers the customers a sense of secure safety.
Organizational resources are always great sources to be devoted to a business especially in child care services. Good organizational resources that are being devoted to Cottrell Home Day Care are: American Heart association which is used to help aid in CPR training, along with Child Care Aware (CAA) a program of the National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA), has information for parents and providers and links to local Child Care Resource and Referral agencies (CCR&R). CCA is funded in part by the Office of Child Care, Office of Family Assistance, Administration for Child and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
In order for our training to succeed the owner/director of the business has to be patience, knowledgeable of emergency procedures and proficient to be able to teach the peers proper tools in training. What is needed from the peers to succeed, is knowledge, proficiency, patience and the willingness to learn. What features of the work environment that can interfere with training is lack of staff, whether, and a undereducated staff that does not have the concept or ability to learn basic training skills.
Outside of the director of the business itself to help ensure training we will provide a specialist from the Illinois Department of Children Services who will assist in training. After the training is completed the employees will see this training as a reward because now they have learned new techniques that will assist them further in their life’s, knowing how to evacuate a building during a fire drill and especially knowing CPR can help these employee advance them in their careers in child care and can also gain them to higher position in this field.
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Employers responsibility for employees mental health – by Charles LindenThe Linden Method
Let’s look at how employers can encourage good mental health practices within their daily operations to better support staff, and retain their best people even under challenging and stressful job circumstances.
Reducing the risk and cost of serious case incidentsCognisco
You know that all the processes and procedures you’ve worked hard to define and develop don’t deliver the healthcare service you commit to achieving don’t you?
It’s the people you expect to follow and adhere to them who do that...
Chapman Institute’s WellCert program is the premier, and most established, professional certification program in the U.S. for Worksite Wellness practitioners.
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BENEFIT PLAN FOR ND BAKKEN OIL COMPANY
Benefit Plan
Shannon Davison
Rasmussen College
Author Note
This paper is being submitted on May 3, 2015, for Molly Gigli’s B453 Compensation Administration course.
Company: ND Bakken Oil Company
Job Title; Human Resource Specialist
Department: Human Resources
Reports to: HR Director
Duties and tasks: Provides support in functional areas of human resources including but not limited to recruitment and employment, personnel records, relations, job evaluation, compensation management, benefits administration, organization development, training, AA/EEO, and individual projects. The HR specialist will be involved in daily HR activities in support of assigned facilities. The specialist assists in the development and implementation of human resources policies and procedures. Prepares reports in conformance with organization needs or legislated requirements
Environment: Most of the activities will be office-based, it is only on rare occasions such as training will the specialist be out of the office.
Equipment: The specialist will require office furniture and file cabinet because he/she will be involved in a lot of record keeping and paperwork. Extensive knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office with a proficiency in Excel and Microsoft Word is required.
Relationships: The specialist will be required to have great deal of communication skills because of the supervision tasks. The individual should have interpersonal skills to handle confidential and sensitive documentation and situations. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw conclusions.
Requirements: A Bachelor’s degree in personnel management, human resources or business administration, plus three years of human resources experience or equivalent degree.
The most important asset ND Bakken Oil Company is its people. Keeping your employees happy in the workplace can make ND Bakken Oil Company a stronger, unwavering force within your industry. ND Bakken Oil Company is committed to attracting, retaining, developing and motivating employees toward the achievement of business results, the building of organizational capability. We support this philosophy through integrated programs, processes and workplace practices designed to create partnerships between the organization, its employees and our stakeholders.
ND Bakken Oil Company’s total rewards strategy calls for a program supporting our corporate vision, mission and business strategies. There are six key elements to ND Bakken Oil Company’s Total Rewards Program:
• Base salary
• Benefits
• Work-life balance
• Development and career opportunities
These total reward elements establish the basis for ND Bakken Oil Company to be competitive within the labor markets in which we compete for talent, while representing business strategy, organizational culture and human resource strategy.
ND Bakken Oil Company is committed to ...
The implementation of Risk management in a health care organisation ensure safe health care,increased patient satisfaction , improved bottom line and brand value.
1. Plexi Inc. Safety & Health Program Your Partner for Safety 444 W. Ocean Blvd., Ste 1406 Long Beach, CA 90802 Phone: 562-495-2071 Fax: 562-495-2083 Email: HHynes@pleximanagementgroup.com
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3. 2. “What is a Safety and Health Program and where does it fit in my organization?” If your team wants to reduce accidents, injuries, illnesses and other related cost, everyone must place as much emphasis on safety and health related issues as they place on other management issuers, such as productivity, sales and quality Control “ Safety first” sounds great, however, it needs to become a basic value in your company’s operations. “ Safe Production is our only standard” This will help emphasize that it’s fine to produce hard and fast as long as it can be done safely. Plexi’s Safety & Health Program is a four step process: Assessment : All businesses need to be safety and health-conscious. We can help you assess and update your current plan and review your safety process and existing records. Planning : A written plan, or update of an existing plan, will help you approach on-site safety in general. Let us create a plan that enables you to respond to any safety concern or emergency. Implementation: We can develop training programs and action plans to keep you in State and Local compliance—and avoid costly delays and fines. Review and Evaluation : We can institute an audit process to monitor your progress, update changes for new regulations, train new employees, and instill the standard of safety as a long term, everyday process. Plexi Inc. Safety & Health Program
4. Management Leadership and Employee Involvement 3. “How can Safety and Health become a part of how our business runs?” Management demonstrates leadership by providing resources, instilling motivation, identifying priorities and emphasizing accountability in a safe and healthy work environment. Leadership involves creating a system to ensure continuous improvement and maintain a health and safety focus while attending to everyday business concerns. Successful managers understand the value of creating and fostering a strong safety culture within their organization. Safety should become elevated so that it is a value of the organization opposed to something additional that must be done. You can increase worker protection, cut business costs, enhance productivity and significantly improve employee morale.
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6. Hope L. Hynes Injury & Illness Prevention Health & Safety Specialist In 2008 Hope Hynes joined the Plexi team as the V.P. of Operations and Safety Training Specialist. In 2002, Hope became a Certified Instructor for the American Red Cross, specializing in CPR/AED, First Aid Training, Ergonomics Training and Pet CPR/First Aid. Hope refined and improved the Disaster Preparedness plan, maintains the Safety program and trains the 70 member staff of St. Catherine’s Military Academy in Anaheim. Hope has trained Emergency Response Teams for Retirement Housing Foundation (Long Beach), City of Corona Mounted Volunteer Sheriffs, St. Gregory the Great Catholic School (Whittier), and taught related classes for American Red Cross (Rio Hondo Chapter). 444 W. Ocean Blvd. Ste1406 Long Beach, CA 90802 Phone: 562 - 495 - 2071 ext. 102 Fax: 562 - 495 – 2083 [email_address] or Wendy at [email_address] Visit us at WWW. Pleximanagementgroup.com
7. Do you know what to do in an emergency? Have you been in situation where you wanted to help and did not know what to do or were afraid to take action? Be Prepared….. Learn life saving skills - recognize emergencies, take action, apply first aid, perform CPR. Workplace safety – identify and assess risks, safety awareness, prevent back injury, make a plan. Be Smart… You Can Make a Difference! Now we can teach you and your employees these life-saving skills which everyone should know. Consider the difference one well-trained person can make in an emergency! Workplace Training