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Introduction to OSHA

Mar 13, 2019

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Introduction to OSHA. What is OSHA?. O ccupational S afety and H ealth A dministration Responsible for worker safety and health protection. Is there a need for OSHA?. Each year. About 6,000 deaths from workplace injuries

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Introduction to OSHA OSHA Office of Training and Education

What is OSHA? • Occupational Safetyand Health Administration • Responsible for worker safety and health protection OSHA Office of Training and Education

Is there a need for OSHA? Each year... • About 6,000 deaths from workplace injuries • An estimated 50,000 deaths from illnesses cause by workplace exposures • 6 million non-fatal workplace injuries • Injuries alone cost U.S. businesses more than $125 billion OSHA Office of Training and Education

Has OSHA made a difference? YES! • Cut the work-related fatality rate in half • Reduced overall injury and illness rates in industries where OSHA concentrated its attention • Virtually eliminated brown lung disease in the textile industry, and • Reduced trenching and excavation fatalities by 35 percent Since 1970 OSHA has: OSHA Office of Training and Education

What does OSHA do? • Encourages employers and employees to reduce workplace hazards and implement new or improve existing safety and health programs • Develops and enforces mandatory job safety and health standards • Maintains a reporting and recordkeeping system to monitor job-related injuries and illnesses • Provides assistance, training and other support programs to help employers and workers OSHA Office of Training and Education

Who is covered by the OSH Act? • All employees and their employers under Federal Government authority • Coverage provided either directly by federal OSHA or through an OSHA-approved state program • Does not cover the self-employed or immediate members of farm families that do not employ outside workers OSHA Office of Training and Education

OSHA Standards • OSHA is responsible for writing and enforcing standards that employers must follow • Where OSHA has not issued specific standards, employers are responsible for following the OSH Act's “General Duty Clause” • States with OSHA-approved programs must set standards at least as effective as federal standards OSHA Office of Training and Education

What does OSHA require? • Determine which OSHA standards apply to your workplace • Follow the OSHA standards and requirements OSHA Office of Training and Education

Recordkeeping and Reporting • Employers of 11 or more employees must maintain records of occupational injuries and illnesses • All employers must report to OSHA within 8 hours any accident that results in a fatality or in-patient hospitalization of 3 or more employees OSHA Office of Training and Education

Recordkeeping Forms • Maintained on a calendar year basis • Summary of records for the previous year must be posted from February through April OSHA Office of Training and Education

What are workers’ responsibilities? • Read the OSHA poster • Follow the employer’s safety and health rules and wear or use all required gear and equipment • Follow safe work practices for your job, as directed by your employer • Report hazardous conditions to a supervisor or safety committee • Report hazardous conditions to OSHA, if employers do not fix them • Cooperate with OSHA inspectors (see OSHA’s Workers’ web page for more information) OSHA Office of Training and Education

What are workers’ rights? • Workers have a vital role to play in identifying and correcting problems in their workplaces, working with their employers whenever possible • Workers can complain to OSHA about workplace conditions threatening their health or safety in person, by telephone, by fax, by mail or electronically through OSHA’s web site • Section 11(c) of the OSH Act gives workers the right to seek safe and healthful conditions on the job without being disciplined or fired (see OSHA’s Workers’ web page for more information) OSHA Office of Training and Education

OSHA’s Workers’ Page OSHA Office of Training and Education

What are employers’ rightsand responsibilities? • Employers must provide a safe and healthful workplace free of recognized hazards and follow the OSHA standards • The OSH Act grants employers important rights, particularly during and after an OSHA inspection • Employers also provide training, medical examinations and recordkeeping OSHA Office of Training and Education

Workplace Inspections • Every establishment covered by the OSH Act is subject to inspection by OSHA compliance safety and health officers (CSHO's) • Most inspections are conducted without advance notice OSHA Office of Training and Education

Inspection Process • CSHO displays official credentials • Opening conference • Walkaround inspection • Closing conference OSHA Office of Training and Education

Conducting the Walkaround Inspection • CSHO and accompanying representatives (employer and employee) inspect the establishment for potentially hazardous working conditions • CSHO discusses possible corrective actions with the employer • CSHO may consult, at times privately, with employees OSHA Office of Training and Education

What happens after an OSHA inspection? • OSHA may or may not issue citations • Citations inform employer and employees of the regulations and standards allegedly violated and of the proposed time for abatement • Employer must post a copy of each citation at or near place where violation occurred, for 3 days or until violation is corrected, whichever is longer OSHA Office of Training and Education

Sources of Assistance • OSHA web site (www.osha.gov) • Consultation assistance • Federal and State area offices • Speakers, publications, a/v aids, technical advice • Training and education • OSHA Training Institute (OTI) and the OTI Education Centers • OSHA Outreach Training Program • OSHA Office of General Industry Compliance Assistance • OSHA Office of State Programs • Voluntary Protection Programs OSHA Office of Training and Education

OSHA Web Site(www.osha.gov) • About OSHA (contacts, programs . . .) • Events (conferences, hearings . . .) • Library/Reading Room (statistics . . .) • News Room (publications, news releases . . .) • Outreach (technical links, training . . .) • Regulations & Compliance (standards . . .) OSHA Office of Training and Education

Where to Get OSHA Standards • Federal Register in public libraries or at the GPO web site • CD-ROM subscription through U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) • Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) in public libraries and through GPO • OSHA web site - OSHA standards, interpretations, directives (www.osha.gov) OSHA Office of Training and Education

Consultation Assistance • Provided at no cost to employer • Developed for smaller employers with more hazardous operations • Delivered by state government agencies or universities employing professional safety and health consultants • No penalties are proposed or citations issued • Possible violations of OSHA standards are not reported to OSHA enforcement staff unless employer fails to eliminate or control any serious hazard or imminent danger OSHA Office of Training and Education

OSHA Emergency Hot-Line1-800-321-OSHA • Hot-line for reporting workplace safety or health emergencies • Provides a 24-hour point of contact to report imminent dangers on the job OSHA Office of Training and Education

Summary • OSHA helps save lives and prevent injuries • OSHA balances a cooperative approach with traditional enforcement • OSHA standards are the enforceable requirements for worker safety and health • Inspections are OSHA’s way to ensure compliance • OSHA offers various means of assistance OSHA Office of Training and Education

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[Updated 2023] Top 15 PowerPoint Templates to Improve Work Safety

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1974: The Flixborough disaster, UK’s worst industrial accident. The explosion at the chemical plant killed 28 workers in North Lincolnshire. Almost all the buildings in the neighborhood flattened, further injuring 36 people due to the blast. Multiple investigations exposed that the plant was hastily executed with certain modifications that forged the leak of liquid from one of the plant’s reactors. This led to the creation of flammable hydrocarbons that eventually exploded. 

1984 : Bhopal gas tragedy, one of the worst industrial accidents in India. Due to the negligence of 7 employees, more than 5 lakh people were exposed to the lethal methyl isocyanate. About 3,787 people died the same night, and further 8,000 people passed away as a result of the exposure subsequently. 

2013: West Fertilizer Company explosion. A routine fire in Texas turned into a local disaster when the fertilizer stored on the site exploded. 12 firefighters and 3 civilians were killed, a majority of them were trying to bring the flare under control. Further, 160 people were injured and around 150 buildings collapsed due to the blast. Later, an investigation revealed that the company had been illegally storing 55 tons of ammonium nitrate on-site, along with a further 55 tons of anhydrous ammonia. 

Whether as a result of the disasters mentioned above or on an individual basis, workplace accidents have the potential to alter ordinary people’s lives. An estimate of 2 million men and women die every year due to work-related accidents and diseases. Thus, the spotlight is on the importance of safer design and construction of workplaces; maintenance of site safety; dangers posed to public members, and adherence to legal guidelines for secure storage of dangerous materials. 

No business wants their employees to get hurt on the job. Therefore, employers are obliged to provide a safe working environment for their workers. But for those of you who haven’t dealt with safety, let us first understand its meaning. 

The gist of work safety  

Work safety is the concept that business organizations must implement to recognize hazards in the workplace. It refers to the working environment at a company encompassing the factors that impact all employees’ safety, health, and well-being. 

Despite the number of safety guidelines you set in place, it will be of no use if your employees are not aware and invested in following them. Therefore, to help you create a successful safety program, we are sharing five security tips. We have also included the top 15 meticulous work safety templates that can be used for raising awareness on safety protocols among employees. 

1. Invest in training

When it comes to workplace safety, there is no better solution than training. It will help you create protocols and ask your workforce to follow them to the letter. Provide your employees with all the necessary information and measures to stay safe. In fact, you can also use the online platform for providing training to avoid any wastage of time. Share the updated training courses with your employees using these well-structured template designs. 

Template 1 

Safety in the workplace is critical for many business KPIs. Therefore, with this template design, you can highlight key areas of improvement such as safety training, tools knowledge, health, protection, and more. So download and edit it as per your working environment.

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Pick this template to provide a ground for exchanging ideas and data related to the broad field of health and safety in your organization. Help your management understand that an injury and accident-free environment increases the productivity of employees.  

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According to an estimate of occupational safety and health administration, nearly a quarter of all work-related fatalities occur on construction sites. Therefore, you can utilize this template to draft safety guidelines for your construction business. Download this design and reduce the risk of deaths and injuries. 

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2. Provide clear instructions

The instructions should be in the form of labels and signs, not wordy and hard to understand. They should be handy and rely on pictures to highlight hazards and procedures. Therefore, it is advised to try and test them before they go “live”. Check out our best work safety templates to assist your endeavors. 

Select this innovative work safety template to support awareness and actions for preventing the spread of COVID-19. To increase productivity and revenue, every business needs specific preventive measures. Therefore, download, edit, and present!

Download Work Safety Poster To Prevent Covid Spreading

Safety guidelines are critical for all organizations. Pick this template to share a prevention list with your employees. Help them understand that their negligence can put other co-workers at risk. Download and use it multiple times. 

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Hazard identification, assessment, and control are paramount for the smooth functioning of all organizations. With this crew safety template, you can develop a robust process to prevent people and materials from getting demolished. Download and edit it conveniently. 

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3. Understand responsibility 

This well-structured template can be used to quickly respond and mitigate the impact of a suspected security breach. So take advantage of this design to create an effective risk roadmap for your business. 

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Your safety is your personal responsibility! Pick this template and share such general precautions with your workforce. The template can be easily edited. So download and utilize it in any safety program presentation.

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Accelerate the resumption of normal operations by employing this emergency response plan template. Include the procedures necessary during a crisis, set clear roles and responsibilities, and establish instructions for local emergency response. The template is easy to edit. So grab it right away!

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4. Partner with clinicians

Occupational clinics can provide valuable insights into workplace injury and prevention. Therefore, appoint them to visit your worksites and identify areas of high risk for employees. They can help you screen candidates for physically challenging roles and aid in the work processes. Sketch out a performance evaluation blueprint with these well-crafted templates. 

Business operations come with multiple risks. Hence, being safe and healthy at the workplace is imperative. Download this visually appealing template to protect your business and employees from stressful situations. 

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Choose this template to ensure that your workers feel safe while operating in the facilities. Utilize it to create an organized safety management system that also complies with the local health and safety standards. The template already includes certain safety tips. Therefore, download and use it at your convenience. 

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While resistance welding or brazing, the operators must use safety shields and goggles, depending on the job, to protect their eyes and face from any hazard. Pick this well-crafted template and encourage them to take extra protection from any hazardous condition. 

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5. Encourage stretch breaks and regular meetings

Allow your employees to take stretch breaks because even a five-minute break can release muscle tension, loosen joints, and reduce the potential repetitive motion injuries. Besides, you should conduct regular meetings to review safety standards and rules. It doesn’t hurt to be prepared. Select from these invigorating templates and ensure if something wrong happens, everyone knows what to do. 

Create a full-fledged manual for implementing safety precautions within your organization using this PowerPoint Template. Determine your primary objectives of safety toward your employees, followed by a framework on how you plan to implement it. Assemble all possibilities of health and safety tips and highlight work areas that in particular require attention. Specify health and safety tips for all departments under your organization and create a safe space for your employees by planning it with this editable PPT Template.

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This is yet another off-the-rack safety and health template slide. You can use it to elucidate the potential hazards of your industry. Share appropriate measures and steps to be taken in such situations. So download and prioritize safety. 

Create an invigorating workplace safety plan that provides a two-fold system of ensuring employee safety. Besides, you can also take advantage of the smart art given in the template and design a framework for policies and procedures to make safety a top priority. Therefore, grab it immediately!

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Safety training begins with leadership. Pick this template and help your management design committed safety policies. Explain your purpose and open up the communication lines between the administrators and workers. So download it and captivate your audience. 

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Prevention is better than cure! The meaning of safety and employers’ responsibility to prevent injury may vary with different working conditions. But regardless of the work your employees perform, their physical safety should never be out on a limb. Include all the tips mentioned in the blog and hit the health and safety goals of your business. 

PS: You can also help your organization avoid potential losses from unpredictable hazards by exploring our top 20 crisis and disaster management templates here.  

FAQs on Work Safety

What is workplace safety.

Workplace safety refers to the measures and procedures put in place to ensure the physical and psychological well-being of employees and other individuals in a workplace environment. The primary goal of workplace safety is to prevent accidents, injuries, and illnesses that may occur on the job, and to promote a culture of health and safety within the workplace.

Workplace safety covers a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Hazard identification and risk assessment: identifying potential hazards in the workplace and assessing the risks associated with them.
• Safety policies and procedures: establishing and enforcing policies and procedures to ensure workplace safety, such as emergency evacuation plans, first aid protocols, and safe work practices.
• Training and education: providing employees with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely, including training on equipment, machinery, and hazardous materials.
• Personal protective equipment (PPE): providing employees with appropriate PPE to protect them from workplace hazards.
• Workplace design: designing workspaces and equipment to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries. Health and wellness: promoting employee health and wellness to reduce the risk of illnesses and injuries.
• Health and wellness: promoting employee health and wellness to reduce the risk of illnesses and injuries.

Overall, workplace safety is an essential aspect of any workplace, and it is the responsibility of employers and employees to ensure that safety protocols are followed and maintained to prevent accidents and injuries.

What are the 7 safety tips?

There are many safety tips that can be applied in different situations and settings, but here are seven general safety tips that can be helpful in various environments:

• Pay attention to warning signs and signals: Be aware of warning signs and signals that indicate potential hazards and follow them.
• Keep emergency exits clear: Make sure emergency exits are clearly marked and free from obstruction.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE): Wear appropriate PPE such as helmets, goggles, gloves, and safety shoes when working with hazardous materials or equipment.
• Practice good housekeeping: Keep the workplace clean and free of clutter to reduce the risk of slips, trips, and falls.
• Follow safe work practices: Follow established safety procedures and work practices, including using proper lifting techniques and avoiding shortcuts.
• Report hazards and incidents: Report any unsafe conditions, incidents, or injuries to your supervisor or safety team immediately.
• Take care of yourself: Take care of your physical and mental health to ensure that you are alert and able to work safely. Get enough rest, eat well, and take breaks when needed.

Remember that safety is everyone's responsibility, so be aware of your surroundings, follow safety rules and guidelines, and report any hazards or incidents to ensure a safe workplace for all.

What are the three types of safety?

There are three main types of safety:

• Physical Safety: Physical safety refers to protecting people from physical harm, injury, or illness. This includes protection from hazards such as falls, burns, cuts, and other injuries that may result from workplace accidents or exposure to hazardous substances.
• Psychological Safety: Psychological safety refers to creating a work environment that is free from harassment, discrimination, and other forms of negative behavior that can affect employees' mental and emotional well-being. This includes creating a culture of respect, openness, and inclusivity.
• Cybersecurity Safety: Cybersecurity safety refers to protecting digital assets, including information, data, and systems, from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. This includes protecting against cyber threats such as hacking, viruses, and phishing scams.

All three types of safety are essential in ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for employees and protecting a company's assets and reputation.

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