Checklist: Important Components of Any Safety Management System
The management of safety/EHS can be daunting for any person. Any of the components (or enabling parts) that comprise a management system require a practical approach that takes as many relevant factors into consideration as possible. A checklist can be a very useful means by which to ensure that components are comprehensively addressed. But that can be easier said than done. For instance, with regard to safety training as an example, where to start? What to include? What factors (i.e. as questions or prompts) should be duly part of the checklist for safety training?
This is a composite checklist comprising three important components of any mangement system, namely documentation, training and incident reporting. …Continued
Industries Served
Education
Improve facility management, student health and safety, workforce and administration training, and related incidents.
Healthcare
Adhere to federal regulations, administer employee training programs, and enhance hospital facility management.
Manufacturing and Retail Industry
Upgrade facility management and safety measures, diminish workforce injuries, and enhance employee training programs.
Financial Services and Banking
Manage employee complaints and working conditions, injury reports, accidents, and improve compliance training programs.
Insurance and Employee Benefits
Increase training program effectiveness, reduce workplace injuries and complaints, and meet FTIC and SEC regulations.
Energy and Utilities
Abide by stringent government regulations, provide proper safety training programs, and mitigate workforce and onsite injuries.
Transportation
Outline health and safety measures for drivers and pilots, abide by federal regulations, and communicate processes for hazardous materials (Hazmat).