Safety And Health Programs For All Industries

Every business requires an Occupational Safety and Health program (OSH) to identify how it will protect workers on the job. This program provides written documentation of the company’s safe work practices and should promote a culture of safety. The safety and health program must also comply with OSHA regulations and ANSI standards for training to ensure successful implementation. The Safety and Health Programs for All Industries course by OSHA Education School guides participants through the creation, implementation, and review of a safety and health program to help prevent illnesses and injuries, as well as damage to equipment, property, and the environment. During the Safety and Health Programs for All Industries course, students will learn more about the importance of safety and health programs and how to create and implement a program for their workplace. Course topics address: Reasons to create a safety and health program Basic guidelines for safety and health programs, including federal OSHA 2254 (Training Requirements in OSHA Standards) and ANSI Z490.1 OSHA Accident Prevention Program (APP) OSHA Voluntary Prevention Program (VPP) OSHA Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) OSHA Challenge Program OSHA Alliance Program Seven core safety and health program elements for all industries Action items for each program element How to structure, personalize, and implement your company’s safety and health program ADDIE design model (analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation) Roles for management and workers Hazard identification and assessment Hazard prevention and control Program evaluation and improvement Job hazard analysis (JHA) NOTICE: This course is based on recommendations found in OSHA Safety and Health Management Guidelines Issuance of Voluntary Guidelines 54 Fed. Reg. 3904 (January 26, 1989).