Effective Methods Used For Effective Improved Ohs Effects

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Due to the high rate of illnesses, accidents and injuries in the industry, the organization further developed a hazard recognition program. This was greatly supported by the directives and the standards the organization drafted. The organization also set a safety and health program. This mainly depended on the credibility of management’s involvement in the program. This program provided for the inclusion of the employees in the program. The program also provided for the inclusion of the employees in the different decision making processes such as the safety and health decisions. The employees were also to be included in the decisions that involved change in the work site practices and conditions. The program addressed hazards despite failure by the government standard to regulate it (Brain Mass, 2010).

The Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Code and Alpine Construction Policies both indicate that the employer is responsible for the identification, assessment, elimination or control of hazards in the workplace. Hazard Identification, Assessment and Control is critical to the success and effectiveness of any OH&S program. This program specifies requirements for the elimination of OH&S hazards and for the control of risk associated with the remaining hazards that cannot be eliminated.

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The objective of consultation is to make sure everyone associated with the work has a shared understanding of what the risks are, which employees are affected and how the risks will be well-ordered. The exchange of information will allow the WHS officer to work together to plan and manage health and safety for the organisation

Organizing training for company employees in areas of hazard identification and ensuring all employees are well aware of all OHS safety procedures.

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I believe the foremost roadblock to implementing the standard ANSI/AIHA Z10 in a typical manufacturing organization is the management and leadership of the company or workplace. This is important because the management provides direction and leadership and assumes responsibility for the Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS); therefore, they are “crucial to the success” of an OHSMS program (Manuele, 2014, pg. 21). They are crucial because they set the company’s “safety culture” and ensure continues improvement of the processes in place; Manuela believes that OHSMS cannot succeed without “sincere” management and direction (2014, pg. 21).

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Occupational health and safety (OHS) in the workplace requires an effective systematic approach with strategies to control and monitor OHS risks and which is consistent with relevant OHS legislative requirements.