安全政策和程序的苗圃的操作Safety Polices.ppt

Safety Polices Procedures for a Tree Nursery Operation By Dr. Carol J. Lehtola, Ph.D. and Hilary Hartzell Agricultural Biological Engineering Department University of Florida / IFAS Extension Safety Polices Procedures for a Tree Nursery Operation Dr. Carol J. Lehtola, Ph.D. and Hilary HartzellAgricultural Biological Engineering Department University of Florida / IFAS ExtensionCopyright 2009 Safety Philosophy Be prepared at all times Be aware of your surroundings Do tasks the safest way, not the shortest way Consider the outcome of all options before you make a choice Why have a safety policy? Assures workers that management has an unqualified commitment to safe work practices and a safe workplace Ensures that all supervisors and workers are educated and aware of the hazards and dangers of jobs they will perform Teaches workers the proper and safe way to use equipment on the job Enables workers to make informed and educated safety decisions Educates workers how to handle an incident or injury, should one occur Management Commitment to Safety Supervisors and workers will be informed of all safety policies and trained in safe practices Supervisors should not ask workers to perform any task for which they have not been given the proper training, personal protective equipment, or tools Compliance with all safety policies and procedures is mandatory for management, supervisors, and workers Supervisors and workers will be interviewed to ensure that they understand all safety policies and procedures Our company welcomes employee recommendations to improve safety and health conditions Worker Commitment to Safety Each worker is required to know and follow all safety protocols outlined in our safety program manual Workers must report unsafe conditions and are not to perform tasks that are considered unsafe Workers must report all incidents, injuries, and unsafe conditions to their supervisor Workers understand that use of drugs, intoxicants, or medications that inter