Supervisory Safety Leadership Best Safety Practice

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Supervisory Safety Leadership Best Safety
Practice 7
Safety rules Written, Communicated, Enforced
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Written Communicated Safety Rules

• Develop Safety Rules based on identified work
  hazards
• Employee unsafe acts practices
• Past injuries, illnesses and near misses
• Distribute a handbook of these basic rules
  (signed by employees)
• Communicate to new employees in a Safety
  Orientation
• For existing employees in annual refreshers

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Supervisor Safety LeadershipHandbook Example
Topics

• HANDOUT SAFE PRACTICE HANDBOOKS
• - Injury Illness Prevention Plan
• - General Office Safety
• - Back, Lifting (SN46)
• - Material Handling-Movement Safety
• - Behavioral Safety Injury prevention
• - Office Ergonomics-Work Station set-up
• - Stretches
• - Preventing CT RM injuries
• - Med. Record access
• - WC. Injury/Incident Reporting (SN121)

• - Security/WARN system,
• - Emer. Response Evac. Assembly
• - Fire prevention and extinguisher use
• - Recycling and Hazardous Wastes
• - Asbestos, lead awareness
• - Hazard Communication (MSDS labeling)
• - EHS OH programs (Safety Nets, BSAS,
  Wellness)
• - Signs Tags for Accident Prevention
• - Stairs, ladder/step stool safety
• - Walking-working surface safety

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Supervisor Safety LeadershipsCourse
Evaluation

• What was useful ?
• What was missing ?
• What could you use more assistance on ?
• Contact
• Bob Wachter
• Injury Prevention Specialist 530-97-4605
• rawachter_at_ucdavis.edu