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1 2013 2015 Strategic & Operational Plan

2 Strategic Plan Vision Statement The elimination of occupational injury and illness in Saskatchewan. Mission Statement To ensure the execution of an integrated provincial prevention strategy, we will: Promote the continuing collaborative development of the partnership. Promote health, safety and prevention. Harmonize the planning process. Share and maximize available resources and information. Engage all stakeholders from all sectors of our economy, in active participation. Facilitate education and training. Use standardized data, research and analysis to focus the prevention effort. Statement of Beliefs 1. Injuries are predictable and preventable 2. The only acceptable number of injuries is Zero 3. Leadership is required to achieve our desired outcomes. 4. Injury prevention must be a core value to achieve Zero. 5. Injury prevention is everyone's responsibility 6. Individual health and safety is a right and a responsibility 7. Injury prevention and safety is non-partisan 8. Strategies must be evidence based and outcome driven 9. Strategies, plans, and results must be fully transparent 10. Delivery of prevention and safety services must be transparent and seamless 11. All stakeholders must share accountability 12. Implementation of the strategy must be pragmatic, practical and adequately resourced and funded

3 Values Statement Leadership Partners will demonstrate leadership in workplace health and safety. Dignity Those we serve and those we work with are treated with respect and consideration. Fair Those we serve and those we work with are treated equitably and without prejudice or bias. Honest We are truthful with those we work with and serve. Open Our decisions and actions are clear, reasonable, and open to examination. Strategy Statements Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Education We work to provide workplace safety and injury prevention information and Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allows for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives.

WorkSafe Saskatchewan Adopts Balanced Scorecard Strategic and Operational Plan 4

5 In early 2013, the WorkSafe Saskatchewan partners adopted a Balanced Scorecard as their system for strategic planning, tracking and reporting on key performance measures. The Scorecard methodology views WorkSafe Saskatchewan from four perspectives: Stakeholder, Internal, Enabler and Financial. Each perspective has a set of strategic objectives, targets and metrics used to track and analyse performance. Viewed together, the four viewpoints give a balanced perspective on how well the WorkSafe Saskatchewan partnership is performing and achieving strategic priorities. The Scorecard also helps planners allocate resources and measure progress. 1. The Stakeholder Perspective is the result, or outcome, of work accomplished in the Internal and Enabler perspectives. 2. The Internal Perspective tells the WorkSafe Saskatchewan partners how well the partnership is achieving desired business results. 3. The Enabler Perspective tells the WorkSafe Saskatchewan partners how well their processes are working and how well those processes support achieving strategic objectives in the Stakeholder perspective. 4. The Financial Perspective measures effectiveness relative to costs. Each perspective has a set of aligned and integrated strategic objectives. A strategy map shows how the four perspectives and their strategic objectives build success toward ultimately achieving Mission: Zero s call to action zero injuries, zero fatalities, and zero suffering. The partnership s strategy map illustrates WorkSafe Saskatchewan s vision for Saskatchewan and how the partnership intends to achieve it. Starting with this year, the operational plan is presented through the four perspectives on the strategy map.

6 Stakeholder Perspective Changed Attitude and Behaviour Safety is a Societal Good Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. This perspective is the result of outcomes from successful initiatives and projects identified in the Enablers and Internal perspectives. Three measures track success the total number of claims reported in a year, and the Time Loss and Total Injury rates.

7 Internal Perspective Create Capacity Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Start Date Support the use of best practices in safety and injury prevention through partnerships with safety associations, employers, ministries and the public through training, education and information. Q3, 2013 Q4, 2015 Build injury prevention capacity to reach more employers through safety associations. Q2, 2013 Q4, 2015 Develop online resources for occupational health and safety committees. Q4, 2011 Q4, 2013

8 Internal Perspective Build Programs Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. Start Date Build and provide accessible education and training resources. Q2, 2012 Q1, 2014 Q2, 2013 Q1, 2014 Q2, 2012 Q2, 2014 Q4, 2012 Q4, 2015

9 Internal Perspective Educate the Public Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Start Date Develop and update print and online resources for youth, workers and employers that advance injury prevention. Q2, 2012 Q4, 2014 Internal Perspective Increase Awareness Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Start Date Develop new recognition opportunities for workers and businesses showing leadership in injury prevention. Q2, 2013 Q4, 2013

10 Start Date Deliver social marketing campaigns and public relations strategies targeted to a broad general public. Q1, 2012 Q4, 2014 Build accessible education and training resources for trades. Q2, 2014 Q4, 2014

11 Enabler Perspective Enhance Relationships Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. Start Date Explore partnerships that advance injury prevention. Q1, 2012 Q2, 2013 Q2, 2013 Q4, 2013 Q3, 2010 Q4, 2015 Q1, 2010 Q4, 2013

12 Enabler Perspective Build a Safety Culture Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. Start Date Support research and innovation related to workplace injury prevention leadership. Q1, 2013 Q3, 2014 Implement an injury prevention campaign for youth. Q1, 2013 Q4, 2013 Q1, 2013 Q4, 2013

13 Enabler Perspective Enable Targeted Intervention Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. Start Date Deliver programs targeted to industries, demographics or factors that have been identified to contribute to a high incidence of injury. Q2, 2013 Q4, 2013 Q2, 2013 Q4, 2013 Q1, 2013 Q4, 2014 Q3, 2013 Q4, 2014 Reduce the number of workplace fatalities. Q2, 2013 Q4, 2013 Q4, 2102 Q3, 2105

14 Financial Perspective Be Cost Effective Leadership We assist and support Saskatchewan workplaces and communities to build a safety culture by seeking and recognizing the commitment of business, labour, Awareness We create an awareness of the importance of workplace safety and injury Research We conduct research and analysis on Saskatchewan safety, injury and illness data that allow for targeted interventions by industry, occupation or workplace. Programming We implement programs that target resources at industries, occupations and workplaces most in need of support to achieve safety objectives. Like the Stakeholder perspective, this perspective results in outcomes from successful initiatives and projects identified in the Enablers and Internal perspectives. Published May 7, 2013