Participant Challenge Pilot Program Participant Stage One Assess, Learn and Develop
Administrator Verification Techniques Review of draft/final files Monthly or quarterly conference call Site visits Correspondence
Part One Management Leadership & Employee Involvement
Management Leadership Commitment Vision Statement Policy Statement Strong leadership role Set goals & objectives Establish clear lines of communication Clarify responsibility, authority & accountability
Employee Involvement Perception Survey Employees must be educated concerning: Their rights under the OSH Act Their participation in the Challenge program Fundamentals of VPP
Subcontractor Worker Coverage Develop plan for managing & overseeing subcontractors Establish criteria & subcontractor selection process Require subcontractor to adhere to company's safety & health procedures Require subcontractor to have systems in place to identify, correct & track uncontrolled hazards
Part Two Worksite Analysis
Conduct Baseline Safety & Industrial Hygiene Hazard Analysis Establishes initial (baseline) levels of company & subcontractor employee exposure Review previous accidents, injuries & illnesses Review complaints of workplace hazards Previous studies
…Analysis Continued Hazard Analysis of Routine Jobs, Tasks, & Procedures Hazard Analysis of Significant Change Pre-Use Analysis Industrial Hygiene Program (Stage 2 Action) Routine Self Inspections Accident Investigations Hazards Reporting System Trend Analysis
Part Three Hazard Prevention & Control
Certified Professional Resources Ensure that outside sources are available if needed to conduct baseline hazard analysis
Hazard Elimination & Control Methods Begin identifying & selecting the most appropriate hazard control & elimination methods to address the most serious known hazards identified through the baseline analysis Establish & implement system that prioritizes hazards Implement action plan Enforce selected controls; incorporate into training Require subcontractors to adopt equivalent plan
Hazard Control Program Establish Hazard Control program that meets minimum requirements of OSHA Hazard controls follow hierarchy of controls: Engineering Administrative Work Practice PPE
Occupational Health Care Program Company conducts review of OSHA 300 logs, insurance claims, accident investigations & insures all records are complete Company employees must have access to health care services based on results of baseline survey
Preventive Maintenance of Equipment Company has inventory of equipment that requires preventive maintenance Require subcontractor to have equivalent system
Tracking of Hazard Correction Develop & establish hazard tracking system Subcontractors should implement equivalent system
Emergency Preparedness & Response Provide/Plan for emergency care Establish written emergency procedures Train Employees Require compliance by subcontractors
Part Four Safety & Health Training
Training for Managers, Supervisors & Non-supervisory Employees Develop relevant training using worksite analysis activities Provide qualified trainers/instructors Require attendance Ensure OSHA required training is performed
Stage Two Working Out the Bugs Continue Development, Fully Implement, Tweak
Stage Three The Last Stage Monitor, Refine/Tweak, Reassess and Improve Forever!