Coaching Safety

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Coaching Safety

• Employers Instructional
• Safety Guide

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OVERVIEW

• Coaching Safety provides production supervisors
  with the guidelines required to ensure that your
  workers understand the reasons for safety rules
  that must be adhered to in their work
  environment.

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Who is Responsible for Safety?

• Production Supervisors
• Staff
• Administration
• All Employees

SALARIED WORKERS HOURLY WORKERS
Support Technicians General Technicians
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How to Keep the Workplace Safe?

• Understanding Safety
• Mutual Agreement to Enforce Safety
• Sharing in the Responsibility of Safety
• Coaching
• Caring

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Objectives

• Understanding Safety Principles
• Accessing Safety Information
• Conveying Safety Talks
• Feed Back on Safety Issues
• Weekly Meeting Guidelines
• Enforcing Safety Rules

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Accessing Safety Information

• Company Provides Safety Pamphlets
• Computer Intranet Access to Safety Talks
• Weekly Bulletins Posted
• Weekly Team Meetings
• Face-to-Face Interaction

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Conveying Safety Talks

• Manager Provide Recent Materials
• Gather Workers Together
• Designate an Employee to Read Information
• Ask if Workers Understand Information
• Open Floor for Questions or Comments

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Feedback on Safety Issues

• Manager Provide Forms for Feedback
• Designate a Feedback Input Box
• Review Feedback
• Follow-up in the Weekly Meeting
• Address Resolutions to Problems

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Weekly Meeting GuidelinesPurpose?

• Direct Interface Between Production Supervisors
  and Employees to Address Issues
• Instruct All Employees on Safety Rules
• Share New Safety Information
• Encourage All Workers to Coach Safety
• Gather Feedback from Workers
• Discuss Concerns on Safety from Team

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Conclusion

• Collaborative Effort Between Production
  Supervisors and Employees Via
• Coaching
• Listening
• Enforcing
• Results
• Good Improved
• Safety Habits