Workplace Safety Pro Manual + Online Edition with 1-Year Update Service 36537
Over 500 pages of "how-to" guidance on a vast range of regulatory and non-regulatory issues.
Whether it's your first year on the job or your 20th, J. J. Keller's Workplace Safety Pro Manual gives you the tools you need to create and maintain a safe and compliant workplace.
This handy resource outlines the goals and objectives of a workplace safety program and provides the blueprint for building it. Already have a safety program? The manual shows you how to comply by using proven best-practices and how to stay in compliance by introducing solid, easy-to-use safety management practices.
Whether your safety program is in the beginning phase or well-established, you'll reference this manual again and again for answers to all your safety and non-safety issues!
The Workplace Safety Pro Manual specifically discusses ...
- Managing employees
- Employee welfare
- Directing safety
- Recordkeeping
- Preparing for emergencies
- Hazard assessment
- Training
- Physical, mechanical and health hazards
- OSHA
Loose-leaf, 3-ring bound, 741 pages.
ISBN 1-59042-284-8
Workplace Safety Pro product outline:
GETTING STARTED
- Selling safety
- Chart your safety course
- Use Total Quality Management to sell safety
- Build your case through Return on Investment
MANAGING EMPLOYEES
- Goals for managing employees
- HR techniques for the safety manager
- New employee orientation
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Workplace violence
- Sexual harassment
EMPLOYEE WELFARE
- Goals for employee programs
- Safety and health programs
- Drug-free workplace
- Employee assistance program (EAP)
- Return-to-work programs
- Job stress
- Shiftwork
DIRECTING SAFETY
- Goals for directing safety
- Policies and procedures
- Risk management and loss control
- Behavior-based safety
- Safety committees
- Working with contractors
- Industry consensus standards
RECORDKEEPING
- Goals for recordkeeping
- Written safety plans
- Workers' compensation
- Injury and illness recordkeeping
- OSHA's recordkeeping requirements at-a-glance
PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES
- Goals for emergency preparation
- Media communication
- Workplace security
- Bio-terrorism and chemical terrorism
- Disaster recovery
- Medical and first aid
- Accident investigation
- Emergency action plans
- Fire prevention plans
- HAZWOPER
HAZARD ASSESSMENTS
- Goals for hazard assessments
- Workplace hazard assessment
- Job hazard analysis
- Area audits
TRAINING
- Goals for employee training
- Steps to develop a training program
- Training techniques
- Training forms
- Training requirements at-a-glance
TRAINING EXERCISES AND HANDOUTS (for each Quick Hits topic)
QUICK HITS: Physical hazards
- Ladders and stairs
- Slips, trips, and falls
- Entrances and exits
- Signs and markings
- Fire protection
- Personal protective equipment
- Process safety management
- Flammable and combustible materials
- Confined spaces
- Welding
QUICK HITS: Mechanical hazards
- Forklifts
- Cranes
- Portable tools
- Lockout/tagout
- Machine guarding
- Electrical safety
QUICK HITS: Health hazards
- Respiratory protection
- Emergency eyewash and shower
- Bloodborne pathogens
- Hazard communication
- Noise exposure
- Ergonomics
- Asbestos
- Working safely with chemicals
- Mold
OSHA
- What is OSHA?
- Federal/State relationship
- OSHA consultation services
- Voluntary Protection Program (VPP)
- Workplace inspections
RESOURCES
- Glossary of safety and health terms
- Glossary of safety and health acronyms
- Agency contact information
- Association contact information
WORKPLACE SAFETY PRO NEWS
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Sample Pages | PDF* | File Sizes |
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Table of Contents | 19KB | |
Directing Safety | 63KB | |
Employee Welfare | 97KB | |
Hazard Assessments | 52KB | |
Recordkeeping | 49KB |
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