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This document presents an example safety and health program for a fictitious small business, “Local Dry Cleaners.”. It illustrates simple approaches that a small business can use to begin implementing the core elements of a safety and health program, as described in OSHA’s Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs.
Downloadable templates, worksheets, and reference materials you can use as you develop your own safety and health program. Please visit the recommended practices Web page and explore the resources available. OSHA will update the Web page and add resources and tools as they become available.
These guidelines update and replace the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) volun-tary Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines, first published in 1989.1 They build on lessons learned about successful approaches and best practices under OSHA programs such as the Voluntary
Several recent studies commissioned by EU-OSHA have concluded that improving arrangements and practices for managing OSH across industry sectors and firm sizes — large, medium and small — is stimulated, supported and sustained by a range of institutional actors and processes both internal and external to firms.
The Department of Labor’s Clearinghouse for Labor Evaluation and Research (CLEAR) conducted a systematic review of studies examining the causal effect of Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) enforcement activities.
This executive summary briefly outlines the key findings of a research project that sought to provide an overarching review of the literature concerning external institutional support for improving occupational safety and health (OSH) in the context of the changing structure, organisation and control of work in the European Union (EU).
1 lip 2021 · This systematic literature review applied the matrix method to examine major literature in safety management practices and occupational health and safety performance.
