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Roland  
#1 Posted : 15 May 2012 16:42:07(UTC)
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Roland

Does anyone know of a training DVD for management responsibilities, to present in a H&S commitee meeting?
dennish  
#2 Posted : 15 May 2012 17:18:25(UTC)
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dennish

There are a number of DVD's on the market place as education tools which touch on generic management responsibilities but ultimately it will be your organisations arrangements & Policy's which will clearly define each teir or responsibility & accountability regarding the manangement of safety & resource within your organisation.
Rickwood22154  
#3 Posted : 16 May 2012 13:02:56(UTC)
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Rickwood22154


All the information you need is (or should be) in your companies H/S policy document listing responsiblity,s from the top to bottom. At a previous company i worked for I put all the info on a powerpoint presentation and delivered it that way. That way you can customise it to engage the group and promote discussion, with being on a laptop I also used it on the shop floor when conducting tool box talks. I dont have a copy of it now or would send you an example
Roland  
#4 Posted : 16 May 2012 13:45:13(UTC)
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Roland

I totally agree that it is all dictated by your companys H&S Policy and yes it is all written there.

The challenge is that new Directors come into the work environment and seem to either forget or assume someone else/Director has this to hand.

I asked recently about the reading/awareness of an improvement notice from the HSE department of our council by the CEO, and the reply was '' do you think CEO really reads it.''

Therefore if the documentation is sitting on a shelf without being read, i am wondering if i can best present it in a meeting.
Roland  
#5 Posted : 16 May 2012 13:47:57(UTC)
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Roland

On second thought, the task of putting it on a powerpoint presentation seems the best strategic way forward. Thank you for all your input.
bilbo  
#6 Posted : 16 May 2012 14:06:58(UTC)
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bilbo

Roland - you might like to consider getting it added to ALL job decriptions. This was an issue for us as a result of some enforcement action in the recent past and the HSE were quite insistent that job desriptions clearly set out H&S responsibilities at all levels of the organisation. We came up with a form of words setting out employee responsibilities (that obviously inlcudes Directors too) and a further set of responsibilities for those with a management role.
malcarleton  
#7 Posted : 17 May 2012 09:51:33(UTC)
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malcarleton

In our company the Health & Safety "Roles & Resposibilities" of all employees are clearly stated in Section 7 of the SHE Plan and job descriptions for every post held within the company refere to that particular section. The plan differentiates employees as either "Operators" or "Managers" managers being anyone of supervisor grade or above. The topic of roles and resposibilities is also quite extensively covered during the induction brief that all employees suffer on arrival.
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