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Incident/Accident Prevention Program Training Objectives: At the end - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Incident/Accident Prevention Program Training Objectives: At the end - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Incident/Accident Prevention Program Training Objectives: At the end of the session, team members should be familiar with: Building Effective Safety Incident Prevention Teams Accident Report Policy Fit for Duty Incident Scenarios
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B.E.S.T.™ P.A.C.E.™:
Proactive Accountable Collaborative Effective
At the end of the session, team members should be familiar with:
- Building Effective Safety Teams Incident Prevention
- Fit for Duty
Accident Report Policy
- Drug Free Workplace
Incident Scenarios Property Damage Reports
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Atalian’s B.E.S.T.™
Safety is a core value in all that we do, every day
- We have a shared responsibility to
resolve unsafe conditions
- Stop at-risk behaviors; report/resolve
unsafe conditions
- Maintain a safe work environment for
all team members, customers, and public
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B.E.S.T.™
Building Effective Safety Teams™
Ø Teams take ownership of continuous improvement of safety processes, reviewing near miss and incident investigations, audits, and review company performance. Ø Teams are accountable and take ownership for the safety culture. Ø Teams identify hazards, while proactively working to improve safety.
This creates the foundation for a World Class Safety Standard!
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Atalian’s B.E.S.T.™
- With changes in attitudes and behaviors in the workplace it has been found to
make major improvement through proactive steps in the losses experienced by workplaces due to accidents and illnesses by completing:
Ø Investigation of Near miss incidents Ø 5-Whys Root Cause Analysis Ø Re-education as part of our process to reduce and eliminate incidents
B.E.S.T.™ and P.A.C.E. develops a proactive safety culture!
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Fit for Duty
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Fit for Duty
Situations that come up that require a deeper look by QHSE and coordination with Human Resources:
Ø Based upon understanding of the team member's job description, can the team member perform the essential functions of his/ her job (including ability to work safely in the work environment?) Ø Does the team member present characteristics that are associated with increased risk of harm to self or others? Ø Any injury/ illness that prevents team member from being able to work in client environments Ø ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) potential situations.
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Fit for Duty
When to test
All incidents require post incident testing with lab for verification. Any
- ccupational health or hospital testing requires notification to the QHSE
team.
Ø Post-Offer, Pre-Employment Drug Testing Ø Reasonable Suspicion Testing Ø Post-Accident Injury Testing Ø Property Damage Ø Follow up testing after Return-to-Duty from Assessment or Treatment
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Fit for Duty
Follow up drug test
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- Consult your Branch Manager,
QHSE department, and Human Resources before the assessment is performed.
- The completed report should be
sent to the QHSE and HR Departments whenever a team member is tested for reasonable cause.
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Drug Free Workplace
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Drug Free Workplace Policy
Our policy states: Ø It is a violation of company policy for any employee to possess, sell, trade, or offer for sale illegal drugs or otherwise engage in the illegal use
- f drugs or alcohol on the job.
Ø It is a violation of company policy for anyone to report to work under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol - that is with illegal drugs or alcohol in his or her body. Ø It is a violation of the company policy for anyone to use prescription drugs illegally. Ø Violations of this policy are subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination.
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Incident Prevention
- 1. Define the Root Cause
- 2. Analyze
- 3. Identify Possible Solutions
- 4. Implement Decisions
- 5. Review Results
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Cost of Incidents
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Incident Prevention
Direct vs Indirect Costs
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Employer Modifier Rate (EMR)
EMR regulates your premium rate and incident history and has a longevity
- f 3 years used by the insurance industry to determine past/projected
premiums.
Quick Summary Less than 1.00 is the target rate Any rate over 1.01 is Penalty Rated Annual Premium - $500,000.00
EMR= 1.00 Premium= EMR= 1.50 Premium= EMR= 0.75 Premium= $500,000.00 $750,000.00 $375,000.00
Savings of $375,000.00 on your insurance premium from the difference of 1.50 to 0.75
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Medcor Process
We Must Call Medcor 1-800-775-5866 The Medcor Report serves as the First Report of Incident.
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Medcor Usage
When do we call Medcor?
Ø Superficial foreign body in eye Ø Blisters Ø Slips, Trips, & Falls Ø Strains Ø Superficial injury/abrasion Ø Burns Ø Chemical Reactions Ø Superficial lacerations Ø Contusions Ø Insect stings
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Medcor Usage
Non-Injury/Work Related Incidents At The Worksite
- When a team member has a condition requiring a 911 call , we still
contact Medcor to log the incident as a record that the team member was removed from the site and transported to the hospital.
- Examples would be life threating such as chest pains, stroke symptoms,
when the employee requests transport, anything not related to an action that involved work, our chemicals, etc.
- QHSE will have the incident properly classified once the health and safety
- f the team member has been determined. Manager-You Must Call
Medcor.
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Medcor Notice
- Post the Medcor Notice in
the designated team area.
- Add Medcor to the
Badges.
- Review during Site-Specific