Safety & Health Management

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OSHA has concluded that effective management of worker safety and health protection is a decisive factor in reducing the extent and the severity of work-related injuries and illnesses.

• Effective management addresses all work-related hazards. OSHA lists 4 workplace hazards:
  • Any hazard that can change worksite conditions or practices such as:
    • Prevent Falls
      • Wear and use personal fall arrest equipment
      • Ensure perimeter protection is installed
      • Make sure area is clear of spills
      • Make sure openings in the floor are covered or closed off
    • Prevent Struck – By
      • Ensure workers know to not position themselves between moving vehicles and fixed objects
      • Ensure all workers are wearing highly visible clothing
    • Prevent Caught – In/Between
      • Ensure workers are not entering trenches or excavations 5 feet or deeper without proper protective measures set in place
      • Ensure all trenches and excavations are protected with either sloping, shoring, benching, or tench shield systems.
    • Prevent Electrocutions
      • Locate and identify all utilities before starting work
      • Pay attention to any overhead power lines while operating machinery or working
      • Ensure all workers are maintaining proper distance from power lines
  • This also includes that Safety Management addresses hazards not regulated by the government as well.