Modern Safety Management Seminar(现代安全管理研讨）.ppt

What is a Safety Program Audit? A Safety Audit is a comprehensive and objective assessment of the design and the effectiveness of a safety program. Briefings 1. Face-to-face communications 2. In small teams 3. Lead by the team leader 4. On a regular basis 5. About relevant subjects 6. An opportunity to ask / answer questions 7. Relevant subjects Permits to Work Permits to Work help us to ensure: ? That specific job requirements are clearly defined ? That all job specific hazards are identified ? That the required controls have been identified ? That all work in progress can be tracked through to completion Hazard and Incident Reporting Reporting hazards and incidents helps us to: ? Minimize consequential losses ? Remedy situations and conditions before losses have a chance to occur ? Allow us to assess the risk and to take immediate and long term actions ? Demonstrate our commitment to a safe and accident free workplace Inspections of the workplace… Inspections help us to ensure : ? Workplace conditions, tools and equipment are properly used and maintained ? Workplace hazards and risks are suitably controlled ? Behaviors of the workforce are in compliance with rules, policies, practices and procedures. Audits and System Evaluations Help us to : ? Identify strengths and weaknesses within the safety management system ? Identify previously unnoticed risks and hazards ? Establish and prioritize a plan of action ? Monitor progress and improvement Practical Risk Assessment Almost every activity we do has some risk associated with it, for example : ? Crossing the road ? Climbing a Ladder ? Entering a confined space ? Sports ? Driving a vehicle ? Traveling by Air Practical Risk Assessment 1. List three (3) activities you regularly take part in that you think carry the highest risk. Then answer the following question: 2. What makes it ok with you carry on with these activities knowing they carry a risk? Practical Risk Assessment Nothing is absolutely saf