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Employee Orientation Benchmarking Study
In 2000, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board led a benchmarking examination of a number of leading workplaces to identify the factors that accounted for the sucess of their employee occupational health and safety orientation programs. The Final Report includes findings on orientation along with details on the methodogy behind the benchmarking study. The report resulted in the development of resources for workplaces to use when developing their own orientation programs. The resources include a Guide for Employers and a Guide for Workers.
Source: Workplace Safety and Insurance Board Type: Workplace Best Practice
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Accountabilities, Benchmarking (How To), Communication, Due Diligence, Orientation, Training
Climbing Trees
General recommended safe practices for climbing trees, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Fall Prevention
Work at Heights
General recommended safe practices for working at heights, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Fall Prevention, Forest Products, Safety Belts
Tree Felling
General recommended safe practices for tree felling, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Chainsaw Safety, Forest Products
Arborist Hand and Power Tools
General recommended safe practices for using hand and power tools, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Drills, Electrical And Other Utilities, Forest Products, Hand Tools, Knives, Ladder Safety, Musculo-skeletal Disorders (MSD), Powered Hand Tools, Safe Hand Tool Operation
Aerial Device Operation
General recommended safe practices for aerial device operation, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Electrical And Other Utilities, Fall Prevention, Forest Products, Motor Vehicle Safety, Safety Belts, Trucks
Chain Saw Operation
General recommended safe practices for chain saw operation, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Chainsaw Safety, Forest Products
Brush Chipper Operation
General recommended safe practices for brush chipper operation, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Forest Products, Lockout/Tagout
Clearing Saw Operation
General recommended safe practices for clearing saw operation, developed as part of the Arborists Industry Safe Work Practices guide.
Source: Farm Safety Association Inc. Type: Safe Practice
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Agriculture, Eye Safety, Foot Safety, Forest Products, Headwear, Head Protection, Helmets, Hearing Protectors, Lawnmowers, String Trimmers
Building On Success With Leading Indicators
This presentation provides a review of leading indicators as a measure of safety with specific efforts at Hamilton Utilities Corporation (HUC).
Source: Hamilton Utilities Corporation Type: Workplace Best Practice
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Accountabilities, Electrical And Other Utilities, Health And Safety Programs, Monitoring Programs, Process Safety Management
Innovative Workplace Safety Accommodations for Hearing-Impaired Workers
Hearing-impaired workers face challenges responding to emergencies, working safely around machinery, communicating with coworkers, and receiving training. Accommodations necessary to address these challenges may not be part of an employer’s current hearing conservation practice. This Safety and Health Information Bulletin (SHIB) focuses on (1) Emergency/Evacuation Response Considerations for Hearing-Impaired Workers; and (2) Workplace Safety and Health Considerations for Hearing- Impaired Workers"
Source: Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the U.S. Department of Labor Type: Guideline
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Hearing Conservation, Hearing Protectors, Noise

 

 
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