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Take 5 for SafetyTake 5 for Safety

Total Recordable Injuries at AGS/C-AD

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1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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195 Total Recordable Injuries in 20 Years

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285 Total Recordable Injuries Avoided if 1991 Rate Continued

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Best Safe Company Approach to Reducing Injuries – Implement Safety Practices

Safety Meetings

WOSH Committee

Disciplinary Rules

Work Planning

Manager Work

Observations

Management Review

Security Committee

Human Performance

Training

HPI Committee

Power Walks Spotlight Awards

Weekly Safety Emails

NEW Group Feedback Meetings

Design Review

Questionnaire

Job Risk Assessments

EXAMPLE PRACTICES

Best safe companies have 25 to 40 practices

Practices may be withdrawn or be improved with time

Jan-1987 Jan-1992 Jan-1997 Jan-2002 Jan-2007 Jan-20120

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Number of ESSHQ Committees

Approximate Number of ESSHQ Prac-tices

Injury Recording Costs in US – Under Estimated

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How much time and money do employers spend completing the OSHA injury and illness log and providing data to OSHA each year?

Quite a lot: 2,967,237 hours and $136,753,120 are the costs estimated by OSHA assuming 2 hours per injury form

OSHA does not account for time required for the investigation to determine if and when an injury is recordable

OSHA recording is separate and different from worker's compensation recording

Time to collect person-hours worked and other data are not included in OSHA estimate

Time to fill out employer’s injury forms is not included

Photos of the Week

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