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The Safety Manual / Injury & Illness Prevention Program you will receive contains workplace safety policies, procedures, and rules outlining your company safety programs. You will find that other companies on the web charge "extra" for the components included in the workplace safety manual you buy from eSafetyManual.comBelow is a sample of one of our customer's company safety manual table of contents pages. You will also be able to edit your manual to better fit the needs of your company because it is in Microsoft word format. Remember, this table of content page is from the manual of just one of our safety manuals. The "code of safe work practices" chapter and other "add on" chapters will be specific to your industry. Sale Price for all Safety Manuals is $59.95 (sales tax exempt because all products are electronic downloads).
SAMPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS
(TOC Varies Depending on Industry; Some Industries Require Programs That Others Do Not. You Can Be Sure That We Have Been Careful To Include All Relevant Chapters In Each Industry Specific Safety Manual. If Your Safety Manual Or Injury & Illness Prevention Program Requires Special Programs, Include Those Programs In The Contact Form On Our Contact Page And We Will Custom Build Your Manual Or IIPP For $999.95.)
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. 3
SCAFFOLDING SAFETY PROGRAM.. 24
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS PROGRAM.. 29
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT. 39
Periodic Safety Inspections. 40
Documentation of Inspections. 40
HAZARD PREVENTION, CORRECTION, AND CONTROL. 42
Techniques for Correcting Hazards. 42
Documentation of Corrective Action. 42
HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM.. 43
Hazardous Material Inventory. 43
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)43
Employee Information and Training. 44
Hazardous Non-Routine Tasks. 44
Informing Outside Contractors and Vendors. 44
Employee Rights Under The Hazard Communication Standard. 45
FIRST AID AND MEDICAL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES. 46
ACCIDENT / EXPOSURE INVESTIGATION. 48
Responsibility for Accident Investigation. 48
The Purpose of Accident Investigations:48
What Types of Incidents Do We Investigate?. 48
Procedures for Investigation of Accidents. 48
Once the Accident Investigation is Completed. 50
FIRE PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN. 53
Facility Emergency Evacuation and Fire Prevention. 53
Fire Prevention in Shops and Warehouses. 54
Company Vehicle Use Policy. 56
Vehicle Inspection & Preventive Maintenance. 57
Auto Accident Preventability Guide. 57
ELECTRICAL & LOCK-OUT / TAG-OUT PROGRAM.. 62
All Equipment and Installations. 62
Energized Equipment or Systems. 62
De-energized Equipment or Systems. 63
Energizing (or Re-energizing) Equipment or Systems. 63
Sequence of Lockout Procedure. 64
Procedure Involving More Than One Person. 65
Testing Equipment during Lockout65
Restoring Equipment to Service. 65
Training Program Implementation.66
Refresher Training and Evaluation.67
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HAZARD ASSESSMENT AND CORRECTION RECORD. 71
ACCIDENT / EXPOSURE INVESTIGATION REPORT. 73
WORKER TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION RECORD. 74
EMPLOYEE SAFETY CONTACT REPORT. 75
NEW EMPLOYEE SAFETY ORIENTATION. 76
CODE OF SAFE PRACTICES RECEIPT. 77
COMPANY VEHICLE POLICY RECEIPT. 78
SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES. 79
Vehicle Inspection Checklist82
FACILITY INSPECTION CHECKLIST. 83
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