Moving Beyond Basic OSHA Compliance

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Moving Beyond Basic OSHA Compliance
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Were all concerned about our employees Safety
Health

• Current statistics from OSHA
• Each year, approximately 6,000 employees in this
  country die from workplace injuries
• 50,000 die from illnesses caused by exposure to
  workplace hazards
• 6 million workers suffer non-fatal workplace
  injuries
• Annual cost to U.S. business of more that 125
  billion
• Sourcehttps//www.osha.gov/OshDoc/data_General_Fa
  cts/jobsafetyandhealth-factsheet.html

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Most Frequently Cited OSHA Standards October
2012 through September 2013 Fiscal Year (FY)

• 1926.501 Fall Protection 8,241 citations
• 1910.1200 Hazard Communication 6,156 citations
• 1926.451 Scaffolding 5,423 citations
• 1910.1434 Respiratory Protection 3,879
  citations
• 1910.305 Electrical Wiring, Components,
  Equipment 3,452 citations
• 1910.178 Powered Industrial Trucks 3,340
  citations
• 1926.1053 Ladders 3,311 citations
• 1910.147 Lockout/Tagout 3,254 citations
• 1910.303 Electrical, General Requirements 2,745
  citations
• 1910.212 Machine Guarding 2,701 citations
• Total 42,502 citations in 2013 FY
• 29,179 citations in 2012 FY
• 13,323 additional citations in 2013 FY

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How do we protect our employees and avoid costly
OSHA citations?

• The simple answer
• Make sure safety and health really is first
• Our Challenge
• Move beyond basic OSHA compliance
• Our Ultimate Goal
• Zero injuries illnesses
• Zero OSHA citations

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General Housekeeping / Blocked Passageways
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Unsecured Compressed Gas Cylinders
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Fire Extinguishers
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Bench Grinders
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Welding
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Hook Safety Latches
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Rigging
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Hazard Communication
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Electrical
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Guarding
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Miscellaneous
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How do we get there?

• Effective communication on hazard from ESH to
  Operations
• ESH identifies hazard
• ESH provides options on various ways hazard can
  be addressed
• ESH provides training and/or training materials
  on hazard
• Follow-through from Operations to address hazard
  and provide training
• Follow-up from ESH and Operations to ensure
  hazard remains eliminated or is addressed timely