Introduction to Hazard Control Management: A Vital Organizational Function

en Limba Engleză Hardback – 24 sep 2013

Designated as the Primary Study Reference for those preparing for the Certified Hazard Control Manager (CHCM) credential, this text outlines the importance of using management and leadership principles to improve hazard control and safety management effectiveness in organizations of all sizes and types. It focuses on improving organizations by viewing hazard control and safety management as organizational functions. It presents proactive hazard control management as essential in improving the bottom line of the organization. The book addresses the inter-relationships of other organizational functions to the functions of hazard control, accident prevention and safety.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781466551589
ISBN-10: 1466551585
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: 3 b/w images and 86 tables
Dimensiuni: 175 x 254 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Routledge

Public țintă

James T. Tweedy is the Executive Director of the International Board for Certification of Safety Managers.

Cuprins

Hazard Control Concepts and Principles
Hazard Control Management
     Program or Function
     Hazard Control Is Good Business
Hazard Control Responsibilities
     Hazard Control Manager Responsibilities
     Supervisor Responsibilities
     Addressing Behaviors
     Employee Engagement
     Working with Employee Organizations
Hazard Control Practice
     Hazard Control Policy Statements
     Hazard Control Plan
     Objectives and Goals
     Reviewing Plans, Policies, and Procedures
Hazards
     Hazard Identification
     Managing Hazards
     Preparing for Inspections
     Inspection Reports
Hazard Analysis
     Change Analysis
     Creative Hazard Analysis
     Risk Analysis
     Phase Hazard Analysis
     Process Hazard Analysis
Job Hazard Analysis
     Job Design
Hazard Control and Correction
     Engineering Controls
     Administrative Controls
     Work Practices Controls
     Warnings, Signs, and Labels
Personal Protective Equipment
     Eye and Face Protection
     Head Protection
     Foot Protection
     Arm and Hand Protection
     Body and Torso Protection
Hazard Control Committees and Teams
     Hazard Survey Teams
Evaluation of Hazard Control Function Effectiveness
     Areas to Evaluate
Review Exercises

Leadership and Management
Leadership
     Practical Leadership
     Ethics and Leadership
Management
     Management Theories
     Peter Drucker
     Classic Management Theory
     Motivation-Hygiene Theory
     Managerial Grid
     Theory S
     Theory Z
Learning Organizations and Managing Knowledge
Decision Making
     Management by Exception
Functions of Management
     Planning
     Directing
     Organizing
     Controlling
     Coordinating
     Staffing
Improvement Management
     LEAN
     SIX SIGMA and Safety
     Project Management
     Psychological Safety
     Crisis Management
Organizational Dynamics
     Traditional Organizational Structure
     Organizational Culture
     Covert and Overt Cultures
     The Grapevine
     Culture Socialization
     Culture Change
Effective Speaking and Writing
     Communication
     Communication Barriers
     Effective Writing
     Purpose for Writing
     Persuasive Writing
     Editing
     Writing a Report
Review Exercises

Understanding Accidents
Accident Causation Theories
     Henri Heinrich’s Five-Factor Accident Sequence
     Multiple-Causation Theory
     Biased-Liability Theory
     Accident Pyramid
     Prevention of Fatal Events
Human Factors
     Error
     Motivating People
Accident-Deviation Models
Accident Reporting
Accident Investigations
     Classifying Causal Factors
     Interviewing Witnesses
Accident Analysis
     Root-Cause Analysis (RCA)
     Accident Reports
Organizational Functions That Support Accident Prevention
     Interfacing Support Functions
     Operational and Support Functions
     Human Resources
     Facility Management
     Purchasing/Receiving
     Employee Health
     Shift Workers
Worker Compensation
     Return-to-Work/Modified-Duty Positions
Substance Abuse
Orientation, Education, and Training
     Providing Adequate Sessions
     Training and Hazard Control
     Training Methods
     Off-the-Job Safety Education
     Instructional System Design (ISD)
Promoting Hazard Control
Review Exercises

Hazard Control—Related Disciplines
Common Facility Hazards
     Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls
          Electrical Safety
     Noise Hazards
     Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems
     Indoor Air Quality
     General Machine and Tool Safety
     Powered Industrial Trucks (29 CFR 1910.178)
     Ladder and Scaffold Safety
Control of Hazardous Energy (29 CFR 1910.147)
Permit Confined Spaces (29 CFR 1910.146)
System Safety and Engineering
     System-Related Discovery Tools
Industrial Hygiene
Ergonomics and Human Factors
Robotic Safety
Environmental Management
Product Safety
Hazard Analysis Control Critical Point
Laboratory Safety
Infection Control
Private and Industrial Security
Fleet and Vehicle Safety
     Safe Practices for Motor Vehicle Operations (ANSI/ASSE Z15.1 Standard)
Review Exercises

Government, Consensus, and Voluntary Organizations
     Federal Register
     Code of Federal Regulations
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
     Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Transportation
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Homeland Security
National Transportation Safety Board
Chemical Safety Board
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Consensus Standards Organizations
     American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
     American National Standards Institute
     American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers
     American Society of Testing Materials International
     Compressed Gas Association
     Factory Mutual Research Corporation
     International Electrotechnical Commission
     National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements
     National Fire Protection Association
     National Sanitation Foundation International
     Safety Equipment Institute
     Underwriters Laboratories
     National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors
Professional Society and Membership Associations
     Society for Human Resource Management
     American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
     Association of Occupational Health Professionals
     American Chemistry Council
     American Health Care Association
     American Hospital Association
     American Industrial Hygiene Association
     American Osteopathic Association
     American Public Health Association
     American Society of Healthcare Engineering
     American Society of Industrial Security
     American Society of Safety Engineers
     American Welding Society
     CHEMTREC
     ECRI Institute
     Ergonomics Society
     Health Physics Society
     Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
     International Association of Nanotechnology
     International Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization
     International Organization for Standardization
     International System Safety Society
     National Restaurant Association National Safety Council
     Risk and Insurance Management Society
Review Exercises

Managing Hazardous Materials
Definitions
Respiratory Protection (29 CFR 1910.134)
     Types of Respirators
     Determining Cartridge Type and Selecting Respirators
     Medical Evaluations
     Fit Testing
     Training and Information
     Program Evaluation
     Recordkeeping Requirements
Physical Properties of Hazardous Materials
Airborne Exposure
     OSHA Additive Formula
Emergency Showers and Eyewashes
Chemical Storage Considerations
Compressed Gas Safety
OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200)
     Globally Harmonized System
     Major Hazard Communication Standard Changes
     Label Changes in the Revised Hazard Communication Standard
     Safety Data Sheet Changes
     Addressing Pyrophoric Gases, Simple Asphyxiant, and Combustible Dust
     Managing and Communicating Changes to the Hazard Communication
     Standard
     Employee Training
     Aspects of Pesticide Regulation That GHS Does Not Affect
Piping Systems Identification (ANSI Z13.1)
DOT Hazardous Material Regulations
     Placards
     Containers
Common Workplace Chemical Hazards
Managing Waste
Other Types of Hazardous Waste
     Universal Waste
     Medical Waste
     Electronic Waste (E-Waste)
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard
Chemical Protective Clothing
Process Safety Management
Ionizing Radiation
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
     Ionizing Exposures
     Agreement State Program
     Units of Measure
National Council on Radiation Protection
Food and Drug Administration
OSHA Ionizing Radiation Standard (29 CFR 1910.1096)
     Radioactive Waste Management
OSHA Nonionizing Radiation Standard (29 CFR 1910.97)
     Standards for RF Exposures and Measurements
     Ultraviolet Radiation
     Visible and Infrared
Laser Standards
     ANSI Z-136.1, Safe Use of Lasers
     ANSI Z-136.3, Safe Use of Lasers in Health Care
     ANSI Z136.4, Recommended Practice for Laser Safety Measurements
     ANSI Z136.5, Safe Use of Lasers in Educational Institutions
     ANSI Z136.6, Safe Use of Lasers Outdoors
     ANSI Z136.7, Testing and Labeling of Laser Protective Equipment
     ANSI Z136.8, Safe Use of Lasers in Research, Development, or Testing
     Laser Hazard Classification
     Class 1 Lasers
     Class 2 Lasers
     Class 1M Lasers
     Class 2M Lasers
     Class 3R Lasers
     Class 3B Lasers
     Class 4 Lasers
     Laser Safety Officers
Nanotechnology
     NIOSH Research
Review Exercises

Fire Safety and Emergency Management
Life Safety Code, National Fire Protection Association 101
Understanding Fire
     Deficiencies
     Fire Safety Evaluation System
     Design Considerations
Fire Prevention
     General Alarm Requirements
     Fire System Inspections
     Fire Confinement
Emergency Exits
     Emergency Lighting
     OSHA Egress and Exit Standards
Portable Fire Extinguishers (29CFR 1910.157)
     Maintenance
     Portable Fire Extinguishers
     Marking Extinguishers
Flammable and Combustible Materials
     Fire and Chemical Hazard Symbols
Electrical Equipment Installations
OSHA Emergency Action Requirements
Emergency Management
     Organizational Emergency Medical Care and First Aid
     Dealing with Risk
Disaster Management and Business Continuity
     Emergency Management Planning
Incident Command System
     Operations and Planning
     Logistics
     Finance or Administration
     Communication and Information Management
     Common Incident Command System Principles and Terms
     Standardization
Community Involvement
     Health-Care Facilities
Weather-Related Emergencies
     Tropical Storms and Hurricanes
     Thunderstorms
     Floods
     Tornadoes
     Winter Storms
Wildfires
Earthquakes
Technology Emergencies
Transportation Accidents
Bomb Threats
Information and Communication Emergencies
     Telecommunications Service Priority Program
     Government Emergency Telecommunications Service Program
     Wireless Priority Service
     Cyber Attack Incident Response
Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program
Planning for Terrorism
     Biological Agents
     Bacteria, Viruses, and Toxins
     Chemical Agents
     Blood Agents
     Blister Agents (Vesicants)
     Choking Agents
     Irritating Agents
     Nerve Agents
     Industrial Chemical Agents
     Nuclear Devices
     Nuclear Incident Response Team of Department of Energy
     National Nuclear Security Administration
     National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Publication
     Number 2002-139
     National Disaster Medical System
Pandemic Planning
Review Exercises

Appendices:
Hazard Control Management Evaluation Scoring System
Hazard Control Perception Survey
Sample Hazard Correction Form
Sample Hazard Control Status Report
Hazard Control Improvement Principles
Accident Causal Factors Chart
Sample Ergonomic Symptom Report
Hazardous Material Exposure Limits and Terms
Hazardous Material Ratings
Small-Facility HAZCOM Training Record
Small-Facility Model Hazard Communication Plan
NFPA Codes and Standards Listing
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Personal Protective Equipment Hazard Assessment Form
Sample Initial Accident Investigation Form
Small-Facility Model Respirator Plan
Sample Workplace Violence Prevention Policy
Hazard ControlߝRelated Acronyms
Hazard Control Glossary of Terms
Suggested Reading
Index

Notă biografică

James T. Tweedy (Jim) has served as the executive director for the International Board for Certification of Safety Managers (IBFCSM), which is also known as the Board of Certified Hazard Control Management, since 2007. IBFCSM, founded in 1976, offers the following personal credentials: certified healthcare safety professional (CHSP), certified patient safety officer (CPSO), certified hazard control manager (CHCM), certified healthcare emergency professional (CHEP), certified product safety manager (CPSM), and certified hazard control manager-security (CHCM-SEC).

Jim founded TLC Services, a health-care, hazard-control, organizational-performance, and educational-consulting organization, in 1996. He has more than 25 years of experience with expertise in the areas of credentialing, hazard control, health-care safety, leadership and team development, education, and compliance. He holds an MS in safety management from Central Missouri University and a BS in liberal studies from Excelsior College. He holds many master-level designations such as CHCM, CPSO, CPSM, CHSP, and CHEP. He also holds a professional membership in the American Society of Safety Engineers and is a member of the American Society of Healthcare Engineering.

James is the author of the best-selling textbook, Healthcare Hazard Control and Safety Management, now in its second edition. This book has been used by thousands of health-care organizations as a daily reference resource. Jim is a polished speaker who presents safety-related topics at seminars, conferences, and in the workplace. He taught more than six years at the college level and is an experienced curriculum developer. He has developed and presented original training programs at locations in more than 40 states. He is a recognized leader in the area of healthcare safety and hazard-control management.

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