Accident Prevention and OSHA Compliance

Accident Prevention and OSHA Compliance by Patrick A. Michaud. Accident prevention can be just as effective as any other production control such as quality, theft, and drugs. No one will deny that those controls are necessary in order to produce a product that will compete with others. The easy-to-apply principles make this a ready reference book on how to prevent accidents, injuries, illnesses, fires, and other disasters. The chapters are written in everyday English without buzz words. The methods presented are sensible, and businesslike, and they work. Yes, you can avoid an OSHA inspection if you believe that accidents are preventable.

The Contents of Accident Prevention and OSHA Compliance

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Accident Prevention
• 3. Accident Causes
• 4. Safety Inspections
• 5. Accident Investigation
• 6. Job Hazard Analysis
• 7. Safety Training
• 8. Human Factors
• 9. Fire Prevention
• 10. Occupational Health
• 11. Hazard Communication
• 12. Respiratory Protection
• 13. Protective Equipment
• Fundamentals of Process Safety
• 14. System Safety
• 15. Emergency Response
• 16. Safety Committees
• 17. Record-Keeping and Reporting
• 18. Accident Cost
• 19. Incentive Awards
• 20. Enforcing Safety
• Easy guide to health and safety
• 21. First Aid and Medical Personnel
• 22. OSHA Standards
• 23. Drugs and Alcohol
• 24. Office Safety
• 25. Off-The-Job Safety
• 26. Preventable Injuries
• 27. Tragic Accidents
• 28. Self-Evaluation

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