Occupational Health and Safety Management: A Practical Approach, Third Edition
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Features
- Includes detailed coverage of environmental laws and regulation
- Presents guidelines for safety and health programs as well as accident reporting and accident investigations
- Explains how to use identification and intervention tools such as hazard hunt, audits and job hazard analysis
- Supplies a listing of potential resources if more detailed information is needed
Summary
Reflecting changes in the current health and safety landscape, Occupational Health and Safety Management: A Practical Approach, Third Edition includes examples and tools to facilitate development and implementation of a safety and health management approach. This how-to book is not just an information providing text. It shows you how to write a program and identify hazards as well as involve workers and attain their cooperation. It emphasizes the need for better and more effective communication regarding safety and health.
See What’s New in the Third Edition:
- Chapters on workers’ compensation, terrorism, and Lean safety/sustainability
- Additional coverage of flammable liquids and ventilation, accident reporting, and accident investigation
- New compliance requirements as well as expanded accident investigation, environmental, and risk analysis guidelines
- PowerPoint presentation slides for each chapter
A complete and practical guide for the development and management of occupational safety and health programs in any industry setting, the book supplies a management blueprint that can be used for occupational safety and health in any organization, from the smallest to the largest, beginning to develop or wanting to improve its safety and health approach. It includes comprehensive guidelines for development of occupational health and safety programs to a variety of industries and is especially useful for start-up companies.
The author takes a total management approach to the development of written programs, the identification of hazards, the mitigation of hazards by the use of common safety and health tools, the development of a safe workforce through communications, motivational techniques, involvement, and training. He addresses the tracking and acceptable risk from both safety and health hazards. He also discusses how to work with and within the OSHA compliance approach as well as how to deal with the OSHA regulations, workers’ compensation, terrorism, and Lean safety. As you understand and apply the guidelines in each chapter, you can put your company on the way toward building a successful and effective safety and health effort for its employers and employees.