职业安全与小企业经理人手册WORKPLACE SAFETY: A GUIDE FOR SMALL AND MIDSIZED COMPANIES 最新 lit 百度云 下载 azw3 rb pdf kindle

Drawing on authors Dan Hopwood and Steve Thompson's combined fifty years of experience as practicing safety professionals, teachers, and business managers, Workplace Safety: A Guide for Small and Midsized Companies helps you create a Workplace Safety Plan, save money on workers' compensation insurance costs, comply with regulations, and make the workplace safer. This timely book is written with the multitasking manager and business owner of small and midsized businesses in mind and presents practical advice that facilitates making workplace safety a priority without it becoming a burden.

Recognizing that no single plan will work for every business, this guide shows you how to create a Workplace Safety Program that is directly related to your operations, the exposures that exist within it, and the controls necessary to reduce the potential for injuries and illnesses. It will help you determine an effective approach to leading your workplace safety efforts, and includes valuable resources (in the book and online) such as a needs assessment, a twelve-month safety calendar, and OSHA forms.

Key strategies and features include:

Reducing workers' compensation insurance costs and managing injuries and illness

Examples of specific safety and health considerations, hazards, and their controls

Essential information and resources for compliance with OSHA

A review of advanced topics such as Emergency Planning and Response

Choosing the right insurance agent/broker and workers' compensation insurance programs

Going beyond compliance—what are the "best safety practices" incorporated by successful companies

Enlightening feedback from top safety professionals: "Greatest Lessons Learned in Achieving Safety Success"

Corresponding online resource library at www.workplacesafetynow.com

Workplace Safety: A Guide for Small and Midsized Companies shows you how to build a consistent and successful safety program through its user-friendly, nontechnical presentation, to enable you and your staff to efficiently grasp the relationship between injuries and illnesses and regulatory mandates and financial management.

作者简介：Dan Hopwood, MPH, ARM, CBCP, is Director of Risk Management for the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.?He has both managed and owned risk consulting firms in addition to being an officer and manager for insurance companies and brokerages. He has specialized in the development and management of safety and risk management programs, with a broad-based industry focus. Dan has taught at San Diego City College and San Diego State University. He created and managed the Occupational Safety and Health Management Certificate Program within the San Diego State University College of Extended Studies. He holds a BS in health sciences/industrial safety and a master of public health (MPH) with a concentration in occupational health, both from San Diego State.

Preface　

Acknowledgments　

Chapter 1: Introduction: What IsWorkplace Safety?

Workplace Safety Management Is Strategic and Tactical　

Workplace Programs: Management at Its Best　

Understanding Two Basic Definitions　

Health and Safety=Illnesses and Injuries　

Workplace Safety Programs and Their Purpose　

Who’s Responsible for Workplace Safety Programs?　

Key Concepts: The Two Most Critical Ones　

Challenges for Those Practicing Safety　

Chapter 2: Taking Stock of Where You Are: A Needs Assessment　

Why Workplace Safety Programs?

Taking Stock　

Chapter 3: Creating an Effective Workplace Safety Program　

Core Regulatory Requirements　

Establishing Goals　

Safety as a Company Value　

Management Commitment and Responsibility　

Employee Involvement　

Work-Site Analysis　

Hazard Recognition and Resolution　

Training and Education　

Recordkeeping　

Best Practices　

Chapter 4: Critical Safety Considerations: Focusing Workplace Safety Efforts　

Taking a Look Back　

Critical Connections: Safety and Special Hazards　

Specific Hazards Review　

Best Practices　

Chapter 5: Integrating Advanced Topics　

Emergencies and Related Planning and Response　

Risk Management　

Moral and Ethical Considerations in Workplace Safety　

Best Practices　

Chapter 6: Workers' Compensation and Insurance　

Workers' Compensation　

Insurance Agents and Brokers　

One Alternative to Workers' Compensation　

Beyond Workers' Compensation　

Chapter 7: Greatest Lessons Learned in Achieving Safety Success　

Creating a Safety Culture　

12 Greatest Lessons Learned about Achieving Safety Success　

Epilogue　

Notes　

Appendix　

Selected References and Resources　

Glossary　

Index

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书籍介绍

Workplace Safety: A Guide For Small & Mid-Sized Companies, by Dan Hopwood and Steve Thompson, uses a straight-forward approach to creating the basic elements of a successful safety program. This book will provide updated information and real world examples illustrating how to prevent as well as confront the common health and safety issues that arise in the workplace. It includes information on core OSHA regulatory requirements, safety needs assessment, workers' compensation and insurance, disaster and emergency planning, ergonomics, risk management and loss prevention, injury management, incident investigation, workplace security, best practices, and workplace safety culture formation.