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1 Get Management Really Involved Speakers: Cindy Lewis Gulf Coast Safety Institute Kyle Kirkpatrick Shermco Industries Holly DeRose CNH
2 Course Objectives At the completion of this session the attendees will be able to: describe how management can actively participate in safety and health. explain how other companies have incorporated their management team into safety and health activities.
3 Management Commitment It s not just: Policies & Procedures Hiring Staff Spending Money It is: Active involvement and participation Walking the walk and talking the talk
4 Active vs Passive Active characterized by action rather than by contemplation or speculation Example: Participation in self inspections Passive not active or operating Example: Hiring staff to perform the self inspections
5 Management Commitment Clearly established policies that have been communicated to & understood by all employees Established goals and objectives Planning for safety & health must be a part of the overall management planning process
6 Management Commitment Clear demonstration of commitment to meet and maintain VPP requirements
7 Visible Leadership Establish clear lines of communication Set an example of safe & healthful behavior Reasonable access to top site management Provide all workers equal protection
8 Visible Leadership Clearly define responsibilities in writing Assign authority to those who have safety and health responsibilities Provide adequate resources to those who have responsibility & authority Must hold managers, supervisors and employees accountable through documented system(s).
9 Policies & Procedures Mission/Vision Statement Disciplinary Policy Budgets or Spending Annual Self Evaluation
10 Remember to take credit Rather than coming up with new ideas be sure to take credit for what management is already doing, but Be sure you can document it!
11 Management Commitment Shermco Industries Kyle P. Kirkpatrick, CSP
12 Agenda Challenges Management Participation Increase Senior Management Involvement Safety & Health Points Program Production Management Involvement Performance Review Conclusion
13 Challenges Challenges Lack of interest Too busy Minimal buy in Didn t want to do the paperwork involved Didn t understand the value No time Already involved in safety Safety committee Safety meetings Safety trainings
14 Management Participation Started Coming Around 22% management participation at the beginning of Stage I 78% management participation in Stage II 130% management participation at present (recently completed VPP audit and being recommended for VPP STAR) Reasons for Increased Participation Senior management commitment Safety & Health Points Program Production management involvement Performance review
15 Senior Management Commitment CEO (President at the time) hosted corporate managers meeting on VPP Challenge Program He stressed the importance of Shermco s involvement in VPP and how it relates to our safety culture Shared his personal story of why safety and VPP are important to him Other members of senior management also spoke at managers meetings discussing the importance of VPP Leading by example senior management volunteers for task assignments in the Challenge Program Worked with various departments developing a new JHA process Worked with managers on development of hazardous task inventory Worked with facilities management on contractor safety program Worked with purchasing on vendor safety program Worked with mangers in development of Electrical Safe Work Program Worked with HR in adding safety competency in performance review
16 Safety & Health Points Program Incentive program to reward employees for being safe May submit the following entries Conducting EHS Audits VEST or VPP Question of the Month STEAM Picture of the Month Unsafe Acts/Hazards I Saw Something Safe Identified in I Saw Something Safe Safety Team Attendance (EHS Committee; EHS Steering Committee; VEST, STEAM or VPP Team Submit Safe or Unsafe Photo with Description Safety Suggestions EHS Training Topic Suggestions EHS Training/Meeting Summary EHS Meeting Presentation Attending the Health Fair or Wellness Event Take a Flu Shot
17 Safety & Health Points Program Entries are approved or not approved If approved employees receive points The top 28 employees with the highest points receive a cash reward Individual and departmental points chart showing participation Manager and employee points can be pulled from our Company intranet Shermco YOU! Winners and departmental participation is displayed on the intranet, ed to all employees and discussed in EHS Committee Manager s meetings Managers are held responsible for low participation within their department Recognition for department with highest participation in corporate EHS Committee managers meetings
18 Production Management Involvement It Starts with One Taking on action items in EHS committee meeting Incentive program participation Encouraging his managers to get involved Encouraging his managers to get their employees involved Hosted departmental manager meeting discussing the importance of participating in the Safety & Health Points Program Discussed ideas on how to make it easier for field tech s to participate in the program Discussed modification/additions to existing program (safety meeting summary, techniques, presentations and suggestions) Developed the Safety Pays Cards, which worked great for a couple of years, then suggested going electronic to make it even easier for managers and employees to participate from any electronic device (computer, tablet, cell phone, etc.) Positive Ripple Effect Engineering Services managers followed his lead Machine Services Division production manager became involved Other Machine Services managers started participating Developed departmental competition within the program
19 Performance Review A dedicated safety section was added to the annual performance review for managers and employees Managers and employees are held accountable for their involvement in EHS and participation in Safety & Health Points Program Managers are reviewed on their departments participation in the Safety and Health Points Program Performance reviews should be utilized to hold management accountable for accomplishment of specific safety and health objectives
20 Conclusion Your Safety Team can t do it alone Buy in must start at the top Safety and Health Program success requires strong, effective senior management support and buy in Management s commitment must be seen by the workforce and is essential to the successful implementation of a Safety and Health Program Non-conformance in one department can influence the effectiveness of the rest of the safety program which is a reason why its critical to get your managers involved Set SMART goals and targets Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic & Timely
21 Employee Engagement and Management Commitment Holly DeRose, CSP EHS Manager, North American Parts Organization
22 Program Foundation - EMPLOYEES Employees must be the foundation of the program. Numerous benefits for employees at all levels participating in the safety program: I m the one exposed to the risk, let me identify it. Ask me don t tell me. More satisfied and more productive.
23 Employee Engagement at CNH
24 How did we hope to affect or strengthen our safety culture with a competition? By getting ALL associates involved in the safety program. WorkSafe Competition is about doing MORE at all levels of the organization more safety contacts, more safety observations, more safety audits, more safety training, etc. The ultimate goal of the competition was a strengthening in the safety culture where: all employees feel responsible for their own safety and the safety of their fellow workers; all managers accept responsibility for the safety of their personnel and facilities, and are held accountable for maintaining a safe work environment; and all employees understand the hazards of their job and the actions necessary to avoid them. Through this competition, all levels of employees in every department had the option to actively participate in the safety and health program.
25 Employee engagement increases safety awareness!
26 Toronto s JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Find and fix the risks at work game
27 SPC Safety is SWEET ACTIVITY
28 ATLANTA Safety Training
29 RMC/RGC/QA Safety Committee Activity Risk Assessment Review
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31 IDC Safety Knowledge Quiz
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33 Mountville Safety Slogan Contest
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35 CNH Management Commitment
36 Do as I do, not as I say Management must be the role model. Management must choose to safety and ensure that they are observed always following the rules and requirements at all times. To enforce the safety standards but not follow them sets a double standard and employees will not believe or trust management. Managers need to ask themselves how would I want my child/spouse/parent treated in the workplace and they need to treat people in this manner.
37 Allocation of Resources TIME as well as $$$$ Haunted Warehouse Identifies Hazard Prevention and Control and Safety Training as the Haunted Warehouse cast The of Characters grizzly effects the when VPP mobile Safety equipment Team meets pedestrians. Maintenance way to stay out activities of the graveyard. identified as the most hazardous because they are non-routine!
38 Being as active in the activities as everyone else!
39 Safety Training - Participate and Conduct
40 Using the equipment they use Not being afraid to get out there!
41 Off the Job as well - SkyWarn Class
42 Safety Calendar for Work and Home Safety and Health Coloring Contest for associate s children and grandchildren to develop the 2014 North American Parts and Service calendar. Encourage family members to be safe at work, at home, and at play.
43 What can YOU do to make a difference?
44 Questions? Thank you!
45 Contact Information Cindy Lewis Director / OSHA Challenge Administrator Gulf Coast Safety Institute Texas City TX Phone Cell [email protected] Holly DeRose CNH Greenville, TX Phone [email protected] Kyle Kirkpatrick Director, EHS Shermco Industries Irving TX Phone [email protected]
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