Program%20Development

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Program Development

• IENG 331 Safety Engineering
• Carter J. Kerk, PhD, PE, CSP, CPE
• Industrial Engineering Department
• South Dakota School of Mines

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Assignment

• Read Chapter 38
• Homework
• P. 721
• Review Questions
• 1, 2, 3b, 3d
• Due ?

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As a Manager or Technical Manager

• You may be responsible for development,
  maintenance, and review of safety and health
  programs
• You may supervise those who are

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Examples of OSHA Standards that Require Safety
Health Programs
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Sample Management Programs for Safety Health

• OSHA Safety Health Program Management
  Guidelines
• OSHA Meatpacking Guidelines
• OSHA Draft Safety Health Rule
• AIHA Program Model

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OSHA Management Guidelines

• Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines
• Published in Federal Register
• 1/26/89
• 543904-3916
• To be used by employers to prevent occupational
  injuries illnesses
• Language is general so that it may be broadly
  applied regardless of industry, size, nature, or
  complexity of operations (see course website)
• Construction 29 CFR 1926, Subpart C

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Ergonomics Program Management Guidelines for
Meatpacking Plants

• Published in 1991, OSHA 3123

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Important Elements

1. Top Management Commitment
2. Written Program
3. Employee Involvement
4. Regular Program Review Evaluation
5. Worksite Analysis
6. Hazard Prevention Control
7. Medical Management
8. Training Education

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Draft Proposed Safety Health Program Rule

• OSHA
• 29 CFR 1900.1
• Proposed, but never approved

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1993 AIHA Draft Model

• HS Manufacturing Company
• Health and Safety Program
• Forklift/Powered Hand Trucks Safety Program

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Emergency Response Plan (ERP)

• SARA Title III
• Superfund Amendments Reauthorization Act of
  1986
• AKA, Emergency Planning Community Right-To-Know
  Act of 1986
• Requires companies that store, use, emit, or move
  hazardous substances in a community to work with
  local authorities
• Develop plans should a spill or leak occur
• Based on guidance from FEMA (Federal Emergency
  Management Agency)

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ERP Steps

1. Type of Plan
2. Determine depth and responsibilities
3. Organizing the Participants
4. Potentially fire, police, medical, transporters,
   emergency organizations, local state government
5. Conducting a Hazard Analysis
6. What hazards might require emergency response?
7. Identification, Evaluation, Control
8. Writing the Plan
9. See Table 38-1
10. Maintaining the Plan
11. Training, Evaluation, Periodic Review

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Assignment

• Read Chapter 38
• Homework
• P. 721
• Review Questions
• 1, 2, 3b, 3d
• Due ?