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Developing safety culture: How to stay one step ahead

5th International Conference and Exhibition on Occupational Health & Safety

Scott Harris

UL Workplace Health & Safety, USA

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Occup Med Health Aff

DOI: 10.4172/2329-6879.C1.026

Abstract
The only good accident is one that doesn��?t happen. If an accident is prevented before it occurs, the employee is saved from injury and the employer is spared from the financial cost and potential liability from a preventable incident. The most effective accident prevention approach is to develop a culture of safety that prioritizes reporting, training, good safety practices, and to encourage participation at all levels of the organization. Regulations for on-the-job accident reporting have recently changed and will probably do so again, so employers need to be proactive about improvements to the company��?s safety program. To do this, an employer must search for the root cause of the incident, accident or near miss, and implement lessons learned into their safety program. Dr. Scott Harris, Director of EHS advisory services for UL Workplace Health & Safety, will discuss eight steps for forming and maintaining a solid culture of safety for employees. This will include best practices for incident reporting, employee training, hazard identification, and program analysis.
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Email: esikorski@arketi.com

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