Occupational Health And Safety

Provide educational materials about health and safety at work.

SOURCES

Education and Training (United States Department of Labor)

Proactively support employees returning to work after illness or injury.

SOURCES

Return to Work Toolkit (United States Department of Labor)

Have and promote a written policy on injury prevention and occupational health and safety.

SOURCES

Implement Selected Controls in the Workplace (United States Department of Labor)

Encourage employees to report uncomfortable, unsafe, or hazardous working conditions to a supervisor, occupational health and safety professional or through another reporting channel.

SOURCES

Encourage Workers to Report Safety and Health Concerns (United States Department of Labor)

Provide and promote interactive educational programming on how to avoid accidents or injury on the job.

Have a process in place for measuring and, if necessary, improving worksite air quality.

SOURCES

Building Operations and Management (United States Department of Labor)

Make adjustments to provide resources where necessary to reduce the risk of eye injury or vision impairment.

SOURCES

Eye Safety at Work (National Eye Institute)

Provide opportunities for employee input on hazards and solutions, and implement theses solutions when appropriate.

SOURCES

Worker Participation (United States Department of Labor)

Carefully investigate the primary cause of any reported work-related illnesses or injuries and take specific actions to prevent similar events in the future.

SOURCES

Hazard Identification and Assessment (United States Department of Labor)