Plant Managers

A Plant Manager is responsible for supervising all operations in a plant or production facility including overall employee safety. A plant manager's objective is to design and implement the most effective work processes to maximize ROI (return on investment) while ensuring employees are armed with the proper safety training and personal protective equipment.

The Plant Manager is involved in establishing and overseeing implementation of policies and procedures, meeting production goals and maintaining relations within the community in which the plant operates. In addition, a plant manager also plays an important role in supervising maintenance activities carried out on the site, and in fostering a safety culture of expertise and motivation in staff.

ANSI Z490.1 - The Fundamentals for Successful EH&S Training by Paul J. Colangelo, STS, CHST, CET
Are your EH&S orientation and training programs working effectively? Are they making a measurable difference with your worker behavior and productivity and your overall safety culture? Have you heard of the ANSI Z490.1- Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety, Health and Environmental Training? There are a wide variety of components that must be considered whenever structuring EH&S training for your company. The ANSI Z490.1 is a very useful and informative document that can guide you through that process.

By the end of this program you will be able to:
- Identify fundamentals for structuring effective EH&S training programs, and how to measure that effectiveness
- Identify the principles of adult learning, and how they apply to different training mediums
- Evaluate and educate those who are responsible for training within your organization
- Articulate the benefits of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and the Certified Environmental Health and Safety Trainer (CET) certification
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The Benefits of Injury and Illness Prevention Programs (IIPP-I2P2) by Paul J. Colangelo, STS, CHST, CET One of the critical elements of a leading safety culture is the development and implementation of an effective Injury and Illness Prevention Program (I2P2/IIPP). Of course, many think that IIPP just applies to California, a state that mandated establishment, implementation and maintenance of an effective IIPP in 1991 for all employers. Another common reference is simply a Company Safety & Health Program. Regardless of company size, when it comes to safety, health and environmental compliance, IIPP is a critical resource. Many employers are finding doors closed to opportunity for failing to have an IIPP. However, creating this documentation is only a small part of the overall process. Download
NFPA 70E - Understanding the Risks of Non-Compliance (by Steve Bowers, CSP, CET) The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that over 400 fatalities and nearly 10,000 serious injuries occur each year due to Arc Flash related incidents, with industry experts estimating even higher numbers. These frightening statistics equate to an Arc Flash related incident occurring up to 10 times a day, and at least one worker losing their life, every day in the U.S. Failure to comply with the logical and proven requirements of NFPA 70E continues to be the root cause of these preventable deaths and injuries. In addition, inadvertent contact with energized components continues to be the 4th leading cause of death in construction, representing 9% of all construction related fatalities. Download
Renewable Energy: A Need for Renewed Safety Compliance (by Paul J. Colangelo, STS, CHST, CET) Renewable energy has raced its way into the mainstream, and has become the beacon of hope for clean energy solutions worldwide. However, let us not forget that safety and its associated gamut of endless hazards does not turn a blind eye to any industry, no matter how politically or fundamentally popular in its application. The first word in renewable is renew, and renew is that exact ideology we must all apply toward safety compliance for each and every one of these projects. Download

Challenges	Solutions
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Plant Managers

Plant Managers

Challenges

Solutions

Budget Constraints

Reduce Your Total Cost Of Risk

Consistent Safety Reporting for Compliance

Single, Central Repository of Safety Reports

Increase Efficiency to Maintain Project Delivery Dates

Customer Support, 7 Days a Week

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