Implementing A Shipyard Safety and Health Management System: (Isshms) Training For Shipyard Workers

Implementing a Shipyard Safety
and
Health Management System (ISSHMS)
Training for Shipyard Workers
This material was produced under grant SH-17817-08-60-F-6 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor.
1
Course Overview
• Introduction
• Design Delivery Strategy
• Course Objective
• Learning Progress
• Evaluation Strategy
2
Course Overview
• Training Audience
• Training Expectations
• Training Logistics
3
Course Overview
• Course Lessons
4
Pre-Test
• Multiple Choice
• True-False
• Matching
5
Pre-Test
• Multiple Choice
• Identify and Circle
6
Pre-Test
• True-False
• Fill in the Blank
7
Pre-Test
• Multiple Choice
• Put in Order
8
Pre-Test
• Matching
• True-False
9
Pre-Test
• Matching
• Multiple Choice
10
Pre-Test
• Matching
• True-False
11
Lesson 1: Introduction
Safety
• Introduction And Health
Payoffs
• What is a Safety and Health
Management System? Creating Mgt
Change System
• Example
Safety
And Health
Check Up
12
• Benefits of an Effective Safety

and Health Management
System
• Safety and Health Statistics

(From OSHA’s eTool)
13
• Shipyard Safety and Health

Statistics
• Integrating Safety and Health

into Work Practices
14
• Organizational Safety Culture

Quiz
• Discussion Notes from Quiz
15
Lesson 2: Responsibilities/Accountability
• OSHA Responsibility
• Management Responsibility
• Coverage
• Implied Coverage
16
• Management Specific
Responsibilities
• Fed OSHA Criminal Penalties
• Cal OSHA Criminal Penalties
17
• Management Creates the

Company Culture
• The Elements of a “Culture of

Safety”
• Management Commitment
• Employee Involvement
18
• Supervisor Responsibility
• Employee Responsibility
• Accountability
19
• Exercise
• True-False
20
• Matching
21
Lesson 3: Safe Work Practices and
Training Documentation
• Types of Documentation
• The What and How: SB 198

Injury and Illness Prevention
Program
22
• Typical Shipyard
Documentation
• Tracking Systems
23
WFS, Inc. Dept. #77 – Sheetmetal Start Date: 1/1/09 End Date: 12/31/09
NAME RESP DATE RES STATUS RES REP STATUS ANN FIT DATE ANN FIT STATUS
ANNFIT REP STATUS
AUDIO DATE AUDIO STATUS LOCK/TAG TAGOUT MANU F/W TRAINING
Joe Smith 07/24/07 COMPLETE PASS 07/24/07 COMPLETE PASS 07/06/07 COMPLETE 07/24/07 04/23/08
Juanita Smith 02/05/07 COMPLETE PASS 02/05/07 COMPLETE PASS 02/05/07 COMPLETE 09/29/99 9/26/01 02/27/04
Isabell Smith 10/06/08 COMPLETE PASS 01/24/06 4 hr use only PASS 10/06/08 COMPLETE 09/29/99 7/12/01 02/27/04
Josh Smith 03/14/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/20/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/14/08 COMPLETE
Mary Smith 03/05/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/09/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/05/08 COMPLETE 04/09/08
Thai Smith 04/21/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/23/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/21/08 COMPLETE 04/23/08 04/23/08
Tim Smith 03/13/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/19/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/13/08 COMPLETE 03/19/08 03/19/08
Bob Smith 05/22/07 COMPLETE PASS 08/26/08 COMPLETE PASS 08/26/08 COMPLETE 05/22/07 05/22/07
• Training Tracking Chi Smith

Grace Smith
07/17/07
05/16/08
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PASS
PASS
07/17/07
05/21/08
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PASS
PASS
07/09/07
05/16/08
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
07/17/07
05/21/08
07/17/07
05/21/08
Antonia Smith 04/23/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/29/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/23/08 COMPLETE 04/29/08 04/29/08
Bill Smith 11/20/07 COMPLETE PASS N\A 11/16/07 COMPLETE 11/20/07 N/A
Gordy Smith 09/18/07 COMPLETE PASS 09/18/07 COMPLETE PASS 09/13/07 COMPLETE 09/18/07 09/18/07
Sue Smith 06/27/08 COMPLETE PASS 07/15/08 COMPLETE PASS 06/27/08 COMPLETE 04/23/08 04/23/08
Barb Smith 05/25/07 COMPLETE PASS 06/026/07 COMPLETE PASS 05/25/07 COMPLETE 06/26/07 06/26/07
Romina Smith 03/28/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/31/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/28/08 COMPLETE 03/31/08
Rose Smith 07/17/07 COMPLETE PASS 07/17/07 COMPLETE PASS 06/0607 COMPLETE 07/17/07 07/01/08
Len Smith 06/05/07 COMPLETE PASS 06/05/07 COMPLETE PASS 05/30/07 COMPLETE 06/05/07 06/05/07
Justine Smith 03/05/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/18/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/05/08 COMPLETE 03/18/08 07/01/08
Toby Smith 03/28/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/31/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/28/08 COMPLETE 03/31/08
Marty Smith 04/18/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/23/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/18/08 COMPLETE 04/23/08 04/23/08
Dave Smith 07/03/08 COMPLETE PASS 07/08/08 COMPLETE PASS 07/03/08 COMPLETE 07/08/08 07/08/08
Juan Smith 09/15/03 COMPLETE PASS n/a COMPLETE PASS N/A COMPLETE 10/31/01 A-1/23/2004 07/01/08
Jose Smith N/A N/A N/A COMPLETE A-1/23/2004
MikeSmith 03/14/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/20/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/14/08 COMPLETE 03/20/08
CochellaSmith 03/26/08 COMPLETE PASS 04/05/08 COMPLETE PASS 03/26/08 COMPLETE 05/23/08
Suzi Smith 09/14/02 COMPLETE PASS 01/06/07 COMPLETE PASS 01/06/06 COMPLETE 09/14/02 9/14/02 04/23/08
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• Document and Data Control
• Word Bank
25
Lesson 4: Safety Procedure Manual
• The What and How
• Other Important Elements of a

Safety Manual
• Accurate and Specific
• Writing a Safety Manual
26
• Changes Require Updates
• Updating the Safety Manual
• Safety Manual Accessibility
27
• Exercise
• Improvement Opportunities
28
• True-False
29
Lesson 5: Workforce Safety Training
• Definition and Importance
• Who Needs Training?

30
• What Should be Trained? Five

Key Questions
• Additional Types of Safety and

Health Training Needed
31
• Training Topics Relating to

Shipyards
• How to Conduct Training?

• Training Evaluation and

Tracking
32
• Exercise
33
34
Lesson 6: Hazard Communication
• Communication is Vital!
• OSHA’s Hazard
Communication
Standard
• Related Facts
35
• Employer Responsibilities
• Exercise
36
• Multiple Choice
37
Lesson 7: Hazard Identification, Assessment
and Control
• Hazard Identification,
Assessment, and Control
Procedure
• Types of Hazards Found in the

Shipyard
38
and Control
• Three Important Hazard

Identification Processes
• Walkaround Inspections
• Comprehensive Survey
• Observations
39
and Control
• Hazard Assessment
• Job Safety Analysis
40
and Control
• Hazard Assessment Form
41
and Control
42
and Control
43
and Control
44
and Control
45
and Control
• Job Safety Analysis Sample

Worksheet
• Note
46
and Control
• Hazard Controls
• Engineering Controls
• Re-Design
47
and Control
• Enclose the Hazard
• Barriers or Local Ventilation
• Administrative Controls
48
and Control
• Personal Protective Equipment

(PPE)
• Personal Protective Equipment

(PPE)
49
and Control
• Employer Responsibilities
• Employee Responsibilities
• PPE Examples
• Interim Measures
50
and Control
• Exercise
• Multiple Choice
• Put In Order
51
Lesson 8: Emergency Preparedness and Response
• Matching
52
• Introduction
• What Your Plan Should Cover
• Plan Requirements
• Fire Safety Plan
53
• Exit Routes
• Staging Area
• Plan Accessibility
• Communicating the Plan
54
• Additional Issues
• Practice 1
• Practice 2
55
• True or False
56
Lesson 9: Accident Investigation and Corrective
Action
• Definition of an Accident!
• Definition of “Unfortunate” in a
Shipyard
• The Three Reasons to

Investigate an Accident
• The Five Step Investigation

Process
• 1. Control the Scene
57
Action
• Recordable Injury
• Gather Data
• Information Interviews
58
Action
• 3. Analyze the Data
• 4. Write the Final Report
• 5. Implement Corrective
Action
59
Action
• Exercise
60
Action
• Matching
61
Lesson 10: SHMS Implementation and Monitoring
• Safety Roadmap
• OSHA Support
62
• OSHA’s Assessment
Worksheets
• Management Leadership and

Employee Involvement
• Clear worksite safety and

health policy
• Clear goals and objectives

are set and communicated
63

Employee Involvement (Cont.)
• Management Leadership
• Management example
• Employee involvement
• Assigned safety and health

responsibilities
• Authority and resources for

safety and health
64

Employee Involvement (Cont.)
• Accountability
• Program Review (Quality

Assurance)

Employee Involvement Action
Plan
65
• Workplace Analysis
• Hazard identification
(Expert survey)
(Change analysis)
• Hazard identification (Job

and process analysis)
(Inspection)
66
• Workplace Analysis (Cont.)
• Hazard Reporting System
• Accident/Incident
Investigation
• Injury/illnesses analysis
• Workplace Analysis Action

Plan
67
• Hazard Prevention and Control
• Timely and effective hazard

control
• Facility and Equipment

Maintenance
• Emergency Planning and

Preparation
68

(Cont.)
• Emergency Equipment
• Medical Program (Health

Providers)
• Medical Program
(Emergency Care)

Action Plan
69
• Safety and Health Training
• Employees Learn Hazards

(How to Protect
Themselves and Others)
• Supervisors Learn
Responsibilities and
Underlying Reasons
• Managers Learn Safety

and Health Program
Management
70
• Safety and Health Training

Action Plan
• Multiple Choice
71
Lesson 11: Continual Improvement
• All Processes Can Be

Improved!
• “Management Processes
Typically Ripe for
Improvement” (From OSHA’s
Safety and Health
Management System eTool)
72
• “Management Processes
Typically Ripe for
Improvement” (From OSHA’s
Safety and Health
Management System eTool)
• Accident Pyramid
73
• Plan-Do-Check-Act
74
• Matching
75
Lesson 12: Implementation Challenges
and Strategies
• The Need for an Effective

Safety and Health
Management System
• OSHA’s 10 Most Frequently

Cited Violations of 2008
76
and Strategies
• OSHA: A Good Place to Start
• OSHA Resources (From

OSHA’s Fact Sheet)
77
and Strategies
• Additional OSHA Resources

(From OSHA’s Fact Sheet)
78
and Strategies
• Challenges and Strategies

Exercise
79
and Strategies
• Action Plan!
80
Post-Test
• Multiple Choice
• True-False
• Matching
81
Post-Test
• Multiple Choice
• Identify and Circle
82
Post-Test
• True-False
83
Post-Test
• Multiple Choice
• Put in Order
84
Post-Test
• Matching
• True-False
85
Post-Test
• Matching
• Multiple Choice
86
Post-Test
• Matching
• True-False
87
Lesson 13: Train-The-Trainer
• The Importance of Training
• This Lesson
88
Topic Pag
e
Lesson 1: Introduction 12
Lesson 2: Responsibilities and Accountability 16
Lesson 3: Safe Work Practice/Training 22
• Lessons that Will Benefit Documentation
Employees Lesson 4: Safety Procedure Manual 26
Lesson 5: Workforce Safety Training 30
Lesson 6: Hazard Communication 35
Lesson 7: Hazard Identification, Assessment & 38
Control
Lesson 8: Emergency Preparedness and 53
Response
Lesson 9: Accident Investigation & Corrective 57
Action
Lesson 10: SHMS Implementation and Monitoring 62
Lesson 11: Continual Improvement 72
Lesson 12: Implementation Challenges and 76
Strategies
89
• Inspiring Learners
• Inspiring Trainer
Characteristics
• Preparation is the Key!
90
• Establishing the Physical

Environment
• Designing and Using a

Material Checklist
91
• Structuring Exercises
• The Key Elements of Delivery

(V3-Vocal, Verbal and Visual
Image)
92
• Vocal
93
• Verbal
94
• Visual Image
• Attire
• Stress Reducers
95
• True or False
96
• How to Use the ISHMS for

Shipyard Workers Facilitators
Guide
• Organization
• Left Page
• Right Page
97
• How to Use
• Instructional Tools
98
• Facilitator Icons
• Slides
99
Training Feedback Form
• Facilitator
• Workshop Materials
• Individual Improvement
100

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Implementing a Shipyard Safety

Training for Shipyard Workers

• Design Delivery Strategy

• Identify and Circle

• Fill in the Blank

• Benefits of an Effective Safety

• Safety and Health Statistics

• Shipyard Safety and Health

• Integrating Safety and Health

• Organizational Safety Culture

• Discussion Notes from Quiz

• Fed OSHA Criminal Penalties

• Cal OSHA Criminal Penalties

• Management Creates the

• The Elements of a “Culture of

• The What and How: SB 198

• Training Tracking Chi Smith

• Document and Data Control

• The What and How

• Other Important Elements of a

• Accurate and Specific

• Writing a Safety Manual

• Changes Require Updates

• Updating the Safety Manual

• Safety Manual Accessibility

• Definition and Importance

• Who Needs Training?

• What Should be Trained? Five

• Additional Types of Safety and

• Training Topics Relating to

• How to Conduct Training?

• Training Evaluation and

• Fill in the Blank

• Types of Hazards Found in the

• Three Important Hazard

• Job Safety Analysis

• Hazard Assessment Form

• Hazard Assessment Form

• Hazard Assessment Form

• Hazard Assessment Form

• Hazard Assessment Form

• Job Safety Analysis Sample

• Enclose the Hazard

• Barriers or Local Ventilation

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Personal Protective Equipment

• What Your Plan Should Cover

• Fire Safety Plan

• Communicating the Plan

• The Three Reasons to

• The Five Step Investigation

• 1. Control the Scene

• 3. Analyze the Data

• 4. Write the Final Report

• Management Leadership and

• Clear worksite safety and

• Clear goals and objectives

• Management Leadership and

• Assigned safety and health