Industrial Safety Supplies and the OSHA 300 Log

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INDUSTRIAL SAFETY SUPPLIES AND THE OSHA 300 LOG
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Industrial Safety Supplies

• Safety leaders are a step closer to identifying
  the correct Industrial Safety Supplies that are
  needed to provide the correct PPE protection to
  employees at your facility. What's next?
• Well, before spending a penny on industrial
  safety supplies we need to take a few more steps
  to identify what the correct solution is.
• If you have completed an "initial safety walk
  through" , then a good next step is to find the
  OSHA 300 Injury Log.OSHA 300 Injury Log.

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OSHA 300 LOG ANALYSIS

• The OSHA 300 is a required document that is to be
  maintained by employers as required by OSHA
  regulation 29 CFR 1904. Employers are required to
  prepare and maintain a record of serious
  occupational injuries and illnesses and note them
  appropriately on the Facility OSHA 300 log in a
  timely manner.

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OSHA 300 LOG COLUMN B

• Begin with Column B, Job Title. Ok, what are the
  Job titles of the employees that have sustained a
  Reportable Job Injury? A few minutes of review
  you and you may notice that there is a
  predominant amount of injuries happening with one
  Job Title, may be two. If you facility has 3 of
  the personnel working in the Receiving
  Department, yet the Receiving Department has 25
  of the Injuries,you have to ask yourself what's
  going on here? A Bit of focused effort in the
  right areas may results in huge injury prevention
  reductions.

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IDENTIFYING INJURY TRENDS

• If you do see work area trends, this does not
  mean the employees are more careless in these
  work areas, but maybe it does. More investigation
  is needed. Perhaps the supervisor does not make
  workplace safety a priority and ensure that all
  employees are wearing the appropriate Industrial
  safety supplies that they are supposed to be
  while on duty.

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OSHA 300 LOG COLUMN D

• Move on to Column D of the OSHA 300 log, the Date
  of the Injury. Again, breaking down workplace
  injuries further and working towards injury
  prevention, let's take a look at Column D to see
  what we can find out with a bit of a fact finding
  mission. What is the Date of the Injury, and what
  is the Day of the week of the Injury. Then with a
  quick review of a Calendar, Safety Managers can
  plot what days of the week have a Higher injury
  occurrence.

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OSHA 300 LOG COLUMN E

• Column E of the OSHA 300 log, where did the event
  occur? This is important, really important. In
  injury analysis in the workplace the first
  priority is to always get the person the
  appropriate medical treatment. Get that handled
  first, but then it's time for some investigation
  and fact finding to prevent future injuries. The
  first step if the person is able, is let's return
  to the accident scene. What happened. A bit of
  "Joe Friday" action here, "just the facts Ma'am."

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OSHA 300 LOG COLUMN F

• Next Column, Row F on the OSHA 300 log. Describe
  the Injury or illness or Parts of the Body
  affected. Obviously, there is room for only three
  to four words on the OSHA 300 log. But a review
  if completed properly can give the Big Picture
  Reviewer of what happened when the injury took
  place.When you add up the cost for one injury
  which OSHA stats reports is approaching 20,000
  for any injury, how much did you really save by
  not providing the proper hand protection?
• There are no short cuts in anything.

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INDUSTRIAL SAFETY SUPPLIES, THE IMPACT OF OSHA
300 LOG

• Industrial safety supplies and having the right
  product for the job or task will always be one
  piece of the plan, but not the entire solution
  for In an injury prevention plan.Safety Managers
  must look at the injuries on the OSHA 300 Log and
  analyze what products are needed to prevent
  injuries. It 's possible that your employees are
  using a plain cotton glove because you are
  attempting to keep costs in line.

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