1. Define targets– develop programmes3

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PRINCIPLES

3. ! Focus on the highest risks (numbers, severity, rates, costs)!
PRINCIPLE !
Focus on the highest risks (numbers, severity, rates, costs)!

4. PRINCIPLE !
Avoid sprinkler principle! Focused actions will have a higher effect!

5. ! Focus your resources by conducting mine-specific campaigns!
PRINCIPLE !
Focus your resources by conducting mine-specific campaigns!

6. PRINCIPLE !
Define clear targets on risk assessment coverage and safety briefings!

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ARGUMENTS

8. ARGUMENTS ?
Each Euro invested in occupational safety and health generates a potential for increased commercial success of 2.20 Euro
Only clear targets will deliver highest impact using your given means (budget and time)!
Complete reports on accidents and incidents are a sound basis for targeted prevention

9. Success of RAG (German Hard Coal Mining Company, 30,000 employees)
ARGUMENTS
Come to visible and quantifiable results
Each Euro invested in occupational safety and health generates a potential for increased commercial success of 2.20 Euro
Success of RAG (German Hard Coal Mining Company, 30,000 employees)
Complete reports on accidents and incidents are a sound basis for targeted prevention 95 
Accidents per 1 million working hours 24
4,3  
416 30 6
1960
1990
2000
2010

10. Add exposure and workplace data Are the measures effective?
ARGUMENTS
Circle of prevention
Reporting
Add exposure and workplace data
Improve OSH
at the workplaces
Are the measures effective?
Develop
prevention
programmes
Evaluate your data

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IMPLEMENTATION

12. The road to safety and health targets
IMPLEMENTATION
The road to safety and health targets

13. IMPLEMENTATION
Analyze your data and indentify the highest risks (highest accident and disease figures, severity, cost)

14. IMPLEMENTATION
Define selected fields for intervention (the highest potential for improvement)

15. Involve your OSH experts and worker’s representatives
IMPLEMENTATION
Involve your OSH experts and worker’s representatives

16. Set long-term goals and define milestones
IMPLEMENTATION
Set long-term goals and
define milestones

17. Design and conduct campaigns to reach your targets
IMPLEMENTATION
Design and conduct campaigns to reach your targets

18. IMPLEMENTATION
Evaluate your actions by monitoring and by interviews with line-managers and employees

19. IMPLEMENTATION
Ensure that the messages and actions reach the target groups, and that they are accepted and understood

20. IMPLEMENTATION
Continuously update your targets according to the development, adapt if necessary

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GOOD PRACTICE

22. GOOD PRACTICE

23. Enterprise achieves decreasing accident figures by adapted campaign
GOOD PRACTICE
Enterprise achieves decreasing accident figures by adapted campaign

24. Enterprise achieves decreasing accident figures by adapted campaign
GOOD PRACTICE
Enterprise achieves decreasing accident figures by adapted campaign

25. GOOD PRACTICE
Seek collaboration with stakeholders of the same interest: trade associations, accident- and health insurance funds, trade unions
Das wären jetzt mehrere Umsetzungen, sinvoll ist nur eine.
Vorschlag: ISSA Mining-Netwerkfolie, Logos ersetzen durch Texte
accident insurance
health insurance
Trade unions
Authorities (das wäre Hard Target)
Universities and researchers
Sector-specific networks (das wären Miro, VDZ)
Manufacturers/suppliers
Zeigen würde ich das Logo der “Gemeinschaftsaufgabe Arbeitsschutz”; mögliche Quellen: alte PPT, Stenzel (war ein BBG-Projekt), Plan B: Scan von der DVD “Streßmanager)

26. Sector-specific networks
GOOD PRACTICE
Sector-specific networks
Accident insurance
suppliers
Authorities
Researchers
Trade unions
Health insurance
Universities
Manufacturers
Das wären jetzt mehrere Umsetzungen, sinvoll ist nur eine.
Vorschlag: ISSA Mining-Netwerkfolie, Logos ersetzen durch Texte
accident insurance
health insurance
Trade unions
Authorities (das wäre Hard Target)
Universities and researchers
Sector-specific networks (das wären Miro, VDZ)
Manufacturers/suppliers
Zeigen würde ich das Logo der “Gemeinschaftsaufgabe Arbeitsschutz”; mögliche Quellen: alte PPT, Stenzel (war ein BBG-Projekt), Plan B: Scan von der DVD “Streßmanager)

27. GOOD PRACTICE
Seek collaboration with stakeholders of the same interest: other enterprises (“Good Neighborhood”),

28. The good neighborhood-project
GOOD PRACTICE
The good neighborhood-project

29. Signing of the good neighborhood- declaration
GOOD PRACTICE
Signing of the good neighborhood- declaration

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CHECKPOINTS

31. CHECKPOINTS 1
Are you systematically setting company specific strategic OSH targets on a year to year basis? 2
Are you defining company specific tailor-made OSH programs and campaigns for your mine? 3
Did you define clear and understandable targets for safety and health in your mine? 4
Do you provide clear and easy safety and health rules for every site and every workplace in your enterprise? 5
Do you define clear time tables for your prevention programs and campaigns, announce responsible persons and organize feedback by the workforce and by managers? 6
Do you ensure effectiveness of your measures and corrective measures if necessary?

32. CHECKPOINTS Incident based targets7
Do you evaluate your OSH-statistics systematically? 8
Are you investigating and evaluating work accidents, occupational diseases, illnesses? 9
Do you collect and evaluate incidents, near misses and unsafe behaviour? 10
Do you update your company specific OSH database and OSH report annually? 11
Do you know about the TOP 5 accident causes, occupational disease causes? 12
Do you know about the costs of work accidents, occupational diseases?

33. CHECKPOINTS Risk assessment based targets13
Do you define your action plan, resulting from risk assessment? 14
Do you know about the TOP 5 risks from the risk assessment?