UAW Assistant Director Health & Safety Rick O’Donnell UAW Assistant Director Health & Safety Ken Glass GM Assistant Director Health & Safety

2017 Black Lake Training Overview Process Crane Safety & Technologies Building an Emergency Response Team: presented by the Defiance Ohio UAW-GM ERT team, will include several “mock” rescue scenarios. Energy Control Safe Operating Procedure Introduction to Industrial Hygiene for Safety Professionals G-Comply Awareness CPR Training and Certification Employee Safety Concern Process Overview Building Effective Joint Skilled Trade Safety Committee Process Exciting Closing Session Ken 35 Total new classes Joint Leadership…..Union-Management Collaboration to an Improved Safety Culture: presented by UAW and MillerCoors Brewing. Trenton, OH Building an Emergency Response Team: presented by the Defiance Ohio UAW-GM ERT team, including conducting several “mock” rescue scenarios. Top 10 – MIOHSA Health & Safety Citations Managing Diversity for Safety and Health Excellence In the Killing Zone: The Management of Risk is Different

2016 & 2017 Health & Safety Training Review

2016 Overall Training Summary Ken: In Summary throughout this past year the health & Safety department at the CHR have put in many hours of training preparation and conducted many hours of training for close to 1500 participants. 412 participants were trained at Black Lake 792 participants were trained at the Center of Human Resources 140 participants were trained by UNC for Industrial Hygiene Certification

792 Registered Participants 2016 CHR Training Summary Fall Hazard 137 GM Medgate Cognos 17 Safe Die Handling 10 ESWP 26 G-Risk (TaBRA) 15 Fork Truck Safety 37 Initial H&S Training Bloodborne 35 Confined Space First Aid / CPR / Instructor 46 Asbestos Safety 4 Rigging Safety 21 PET 19 Secondary Analysis Tools 16 Hazard Recognition 15 Mobile Crane 14 Lockout 28 3DSSPP Laser Awareness 12 Confined Space Supv. 27 Crane Safety 21 G-Plac 14 Hazard Communication 17 Basic IH 64 Aerial Lift 22 Robotics Rick: Every year the CHR provides a significant number of health and safety trainers with T-3/ Practitioners courses. Our largest class request are Fall Hazard Competent Inspector, Confined Space and CPR Remember that people are expected to attend scheduled courses once enrolled. NO shows have improved over the past couple of years. Please continue to do your best to attend class once registered. Please make appropriate notification if the need arises for you to cancel. Also remember that it is important to verify that people who attend training have completed required prerequisites (course work and medical evaluations if necessary) prior to sending trainers to the CHR for T-3 training 792 Registered Participants

2017 YTD CHR Training Summary Fall Hazard 67 GM Medgate Cognos 16 Safe Die Handling 8 ESWP 15 G-Risk (TaBRA) 12 Fork Truck Safety 21 Initial H&S Training Bloodborne 34 Confined Space 19 First Aid / CPR / Instructor 27 Asbestos Safety Rigging Safety 21 PET 7 Secondary Analysis Tools 8 Hazard Recognition 12 Mobile Crane Lockout 36 3DSSPP 15 Laser Awareness 14 Confined Space Supv. 40 Crane Safety 11 G-Plac 24 Hazard Communication 12 Basic IH Aerial Lift 17 Robotics Ken: Here is a look at 2017 year to date Like last year we have continued to see a strong request for Fall Hazard courses, Confined Space and CPR. We will be putting on Aerial Lift and Mobile Crane during the upcoming summer months. 621 Registered Participants

CHR Health & Safety Department Training 2017 Highlights UNC Joint Industrial Hygiene Training: The week of April 24, the CHR hosted the final session of the University of North Carolina Industrial Hygiene Technician Certificate Program. 48 of our UAW-GM IH Technicians completed the 80 hour program. Ken Improving the skills of our joint IH Teams through the University of North Carolina at the CHR. Each IH participant was certified by the university.

CHR Health & Safety Department Training 2017 Highlights Energy Control Safe Work Practice Workshops were conducted by our joint Teams at Ft. Wayne & Lordstown. The CHR sent a Joint Team to Flint Metal Center to conduct a LOCKOUT WORKSHOP and Safety Culture Assessment. Launch Support at Bowling Green Assembly: CHR sent a team of UAW G- Comply trainers to assist with the Red Tag Buyoff process for launch. Our joint Ergo. teams conducted a Ergonomic pilot program for the “Lumbar Motion Monitor” at Ft. Wayne Assembly to collect sprain and strain data. Rick The CHR has responded to plant request for all kinds of H&S issues. We have provided resources whenever possible for example: Energy Control Safe Work Practice Workshops were conducted by our joint Teams at Ft. Wayne & Lordstown. The CHR sent a Joint Team to Flint Metal Center to conduct a LOCKOUT WORKSHOP and Safety Culture Assessment. Launch Support at Bowling Green Assembly: CHR sent a team of UAW G-Comply trainers to assist with the Red Tag Buyoff process for launch. Our joint Ergo. teams conducted a Ergonomic pilot program for the “Lumbar Motion Monitor” at Ft. Wayne Assembly to collect sprain and strain data. There will be a presentation this week during Ergonomic Update Session of the findings.

Rick: Remember this nice picture we took as a team during our April training!!!

Initial Health and Safety Training New Health and Safety Representatives New Health and Safety Supervisors This year’s training will incorporate OSHA 10 hr. Certification To be held in December Ken

Health and Safety Audit Performance Update

2016 Top Findings (Total of 48 Deficiencies/Repeats) Other Deficiencies not Identified: Asbestos Crane/Hoist Inspection Ergonomics H&S Training Hazcom Lockout Material SS Operator Ins. Planned Maintenance Review of Tech Sanitation Sling/Below the Hook/ Rigging Stairs & Ladders Vehicle Planned Maintenance Rick For 2016 we completed 57 audits On this chart the red bar represents Needs Improvement and the green represents Repeat Needs Improvements. We have graphed the top 5 findings. Other areas of deficiencies in 2016 were Hazcom, Lockout, Material Storage and Stacking and other audit modules that need improvement. In past years Electrical Safety and Confined Space were the issues we now see significant improvement. Note: Based on 57 Audits reporting does not include CHR’ June 2,2017 cf:opeiu459aflico

2017 YTD Top Findings (Total of 21 Deficiencies) Other Deficiencies not Identified: Aerial Lifts/Elevating Electrical Safety Elevator Inspection H&S Training Planned Maintenance Rail Car&Truck Review of Tech Sling/Below the Hook/ Rigging Welding/ Other Hot Work /Cutting Ken To date this year there have been 12 audits completed. We have identified 13 needs improvements during the 12 audits. However needs improvement are the not the only things we find during a audit. Our auditors find hundreds deficiencies during audits. The findings are tracked in a database that show before and after photographs. This is part of our joint audit teams coaching approach and sharing of best practices to improve the safety culture in all of our worksites. Highlighted are the top 3 findings of those audits. However, we have identified findings in Lockout, H&S training, elevator inspection, other audit modules that need improvement. It has been great to see this year we have seen improvement in Welding/Hot Work as well as Confined space (one of the Given) Remember as you continue to prepare for your upcoming audit we will be changing over to Performance Standards…… Note: Based on 12 Audits reporting does not include CHR’ June 2,2017 cf:opeiu459aflico

Global Safety Week August 29 – September 2, 2016 Rick and Ken When you have a moment take a look at the banners located throughout the CHR reflecting 2015 and 2016 Global Safety Week. 2017 Safety Week will be the Week of Aug 29 – Sept 2 Informational packets will be forwarded to you shortly