Professional Documents
Culture Documents
PPT-063-01 1
Agenda
Supervisor Challenges
Hazard Identification
Incident Investigation
Additional Resources
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Hazards
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Challenges
1. Attitudes
2. Communication
3. Competing Priorities
4. Employee Buy-In
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Attitudes
• I’m CAREFUL!
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BETARI BOX MODEL
MY ATTITUDE
AFFECTS AFFECTS
MY BEHAVIOR
YOUR BEHAVIOR
AFFECTS
AFFECTS
YOUR ATTITUDE
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What’s Your Excuse?
Address Unsafe Work Practices
1. Get it done
2. Undiscussed incompetence - unsafe practices that
stem from skill deficits that can’t be discussed
3. Just this once - unsafe practices that are justified
because they are exceptions to the rule
4. This is overboard - unsafe practices that bypass
precautions management or workers consider
excessive
5. Are you a team player? - unsafe practices that are
justified for the good of the team, company or
customer
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Communication
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Time Management
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Employee Buy-In
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Employee Buy-In
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Employee Buy-In
Key question:
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Employee Buy-In
• Safety Events
• Questionnaires/Suggestion Boxes
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Employee Buy-In
Show results
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Promotion
RECOGNITION:
• Awards for Achieving Goals
• Participation in JSAs
SAFETY PROMOTION:
• Safety Days, Picnics & Contests
• Publications (newsletters, posters, bulletin board
notices, etc.)
• Training (videos/fact sheets)
EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT:
• Committee Updates
• Questionnaires/Suggestion Box
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Safety Excellence
Beyond Compliance…
Achieving Safety Excellence
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Safety Excellence
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Safety Excellence
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Compliance
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Compliance
WHY NOT?????
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Compliance
or
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It is the culture
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Culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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It is the culture
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Culture Study
Major Disasters
Common Threads
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Shuttle Culture Study
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
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Shuttle Culture Study
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Why is Culture Important?
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Taken from Tangled, oily mess
“…
Steve Bertone, the chief engineer for Transocean,
wrote in his witness statement that he ran up to the
bridge where he heard Kuchta screaming at a worker,
Andrea Fleytas, because she had pressed the distress
button without authorization.
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
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Shuttle Culture Study
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
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Culture Study
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Employee Perception Survey
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Employee Perception Survey
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Reactive vs. Proactive
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Reactive vs. Proactive
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Reactive vs. Proactive
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What Ails Us?
Symptoms Signs
• Deformity
• Nausea/vomiting
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What Ails An Organization
Symptoms Signs
• Uncorrected hazards • High incident rates
• Low employee • High frequency rates
involvement
• Fear • Low safety audit
scores
• Lack of feedback
• Increased cost per
• Poor safety practices employee work-hour
• Near-misses
• Leaders not walking the
talk
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First Thing First
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Where are you?
Culture
No longer a program, it’s a culture
Safety is an integral part of operation
Leadership & Employee involvement
Accountability
Safety Goals Established
Safety Activities Measured
Low Risk
Shift
Management View of Safety
Management Commitment
Management Support
Safety Inspections
Accident Investigations
Incentive Programs
Recognition
Written Safety & Health Program
Training
Safety Responsibilities Assigned
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3 Steps to a REAL Safety Culture
Implement changes
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Safety Inspections
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Safety Inspections
Research
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Safety Inspections
Organize
• Inspection objective and procedure
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Safety Inspections
Organize
• Equipment and tools
• Work environment
• Work practices and procedures
• Employees
• Behaviors (at risk or unsafe)
• System/equipment
• Process/procedure
• Safety training
• Personal/stress
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Safety Inspections
Analyze
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Safety Inspections
Record
• Observations
- Do not include names
• Causes/potentials
• Solutions
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Safety Inspections
Follow Up
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Safety Inspections
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Safety Inspections
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Job Safety Analysis
• Definition:
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Job Safety Analysis
The process…
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Job Safety Analysis
WHY?
Reduce costs
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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OSHA & PPE
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PPE Requirements
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Hazard Assessment Form
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Types of PPE
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Housekeeping
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Housekeeping Tips
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Housekeeping Tips
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Definition
Incident Investigation
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Purpose
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Incident Causes
• Task
• Material
• Environment
• Personnel
• Management
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Incident Prevention
• Control measures
– Safety procedures/work instructions
– Adequate training
– Effective communications
– Good housekeeping
– Guards/safety devices/warning signs
– Regular safety inspections
– Risk Assessment
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Incidents
• Serious or Disabling
• Property damage
• “Near-miss” incidents
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Investigations
Safety Committee
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Investigations
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Investigative Techniques
• INVESTIGATE IMMEDIATELY!
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Interview Techniques
Some DOs
DO…
Express appreciation
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Interview Techniques
Some DON’Ts
DO NOT…
Intimidate witnesses
Interrupt
Prompt
Ask leading questions
Listen to ‘hearsay’ evidence
Make lengthy notes while witness is talking
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Investigation
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Investigation
Develop Sequence
Analyze The Facts
Determine Causes
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Investigation
Develop Sequence
Analyze The Facts
Determine Causes
Recommendations
Implement Solutions
Write the Report
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Tool Kit
• Graph paper
• Tape recorder
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Tool Kit
• ID tag
• Flashlight
• Incident checklist
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Incident Investigation
Root Cause
Causal Factor
What is the initiating event in this picture?
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The Real Cost of Accidents
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The Real Cost of Incidents
• Destroys families
– Divorce
– Suicide
– Financial Ruin
• Impact on Co-workers
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Preserve the Evidence
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Photographs
– Support facts
– Document scene
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Photo or Video
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Documentation
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Personal Factor Warning Signs
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Resources
• OSHA
– Federal Regulations (29 CFR 1910)
– Available at www.osha.gov
• PA Department of Labor & Industry
– www.dli.state.pa.us
• PA Department of Environmental Protection
– www.depweb.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt
• Other technical standards
– (NFPA, ANSI, ASTM, ASME, etc.) – get help
if necessary!
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PATHS
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