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1 Index ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION, 2.1. Investigation and Prevention, 2.1T.1. Systematic approach to, ACCOUNTABILITY, 2.2. Shared responsibility, Tools, 2.2T.. Internal responsibility system (IRS), 2.2T.1 ANNUAL CONFERENCES, AUDITS, 6.1. Voluntary protection program (VPP), BEHAVIOUR-BASED SYSTEMS (BBS), 2.3. Behaviour modification to improve housekeeping, Customizing system for success, Employee empowerment and, CHEMICALS, 5.1. Ontario s designated substances assessments, 5.1T.2. Workplace hazardous materials information system (WHMIS), 5.1T.1 COMMUNICATION, 4.1. Involving workers, Engaging safety meets, Safety promotion, Community Outreach Safety Promotion, Safety sign campaign, Safety themes, Tools, 2.4T... Using posters, 2.4T.1. Tools, 1.3T.. Raising awareness of safety and of committee, 1.3T.1.. Sample employee perception questionnaire, 1.3T.2 DESIGNATED SUBSTANCES ASSESSMENT, 5.1T.2 DRIVING SAFETY, 5.2. Driving alone, Driving safety tools, 5.2T.. Safe driving of personal cars on company business, 5.2T.1 EFFECTIVE RETURN TO WORK PROGRAMS, Seven Principles of Successful Return to Work, 2.16T.1 ERGONOMICS, 2.5. Cooperative venture, Proactive program, Tools, 2.5T.. Functional abilities evaluation, 2.5T.1.. Video display terminals, 2.5T.2. Transitional work program, EYE PROTECTION, 5.3. Eye protection procedure Joint OHS Committee involvement, FALL PREVENTION TOOLS, 5.4. Preventing falls in workplace, 5.4T.1 HAND TOOLS, 5.5T IND-1 (BP Health and Safety)(2015 Rel. 1)

2 BEST PRACTICES: HEALTH AND SAFETY. Hand tool safety, 5.5T.1 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TOOLS, 2.12T. Principles for effective return to work programs, 2.12T2. Regulation of hazardous materials U.S. and Canada, 2.12T.1 HAZARD REPORTING, 2.6. Tagging safety concerns, Tools, 2.6T.. Follow-up and, 2.6T.1 IDENTIFYING AND APPLYING KEY PERFORMANCE MEASURES, Developing Key OHS Performance Measures, 6.3T.1 JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS, 2.14T JOINT HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE, Annual conferences and committee recognition, Committee functioning, Barriers to, Committee meetings, Planning for and measuring success, Communication and networking, 1.3. Effectiveness, 1.1.9, 6.2. Eye protection, Open meetings, Organization, Effectiveness evaluation, Livening up OH&S Committee, Multi-worksite, Networking, Role as OH&S resource, Role in safety management system, Roles and functions, Team charter, Terms of reference, Organizational tools, 1.1T.. How to design successful recommendations, 1.1T.3.. How to develop agendas for effective meetings, 1.1T.2.. How to develop effective terms of reference, 1.1T.1.. Role of Committee members, 1.1T.4. Preparing reports on activities, 6.2T.1. Problem solving tools, 1.5T.. Decision making and, 1.5T.1. Structures, Integrated Joint OHS Committee structure and organization, Local structure and organization, Multi-worksite structure and organization, Tools, 6.2T. Training tools, 1.4T.. New member orientation, 1.4T.1.. Workplace-specific hazard training, 1.4T.2 JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY (JHS), 6.2. Committee tools, 6.2T.. Preparing annual reports on Committee activities, 6.2T.1.. Measuring Committee effectiveness, LADDERS TOOLS, 5.6T. Portable ladders, safe use of, 5.6T.1. model safety procedures, 5.10T LIFT TRUCK TOOLS IND-2

3 INDEX. Assessing safety program, 5.7T.2. Seat belts, 5.7T.3. Training requirements for forklift truck operators, 5.7T.1 MACHINE SAFETY, 5.8. Safety tools, 5.8T. Start-up of new/altered equipment, Lockout procedures, 5.8T.2.. Tool machine guarding, 5.8T.1 MONITORING AND EVALUATION. Audits, 6.1. JHS Committee tools, 6.2T. Joint health and safety, 6.2. Performance targets, 6.3. Targets, 6.4 MSD PREVENTION IN THE WORKPLACE, 2.5T.3. Action steps, 2.5T.3 NETWORKING, 4.1. For H&S resource, 1.1.1, For success, Tools, 1.3T.. Raising awareness of safety and of committee, 1.3T.1.. Sample employee perception questionnaire, 1.3T.2 NOISE TOOLS, 5.9T. Noise in workplace, 5.9T.1 OH&S COMMITTEE. Livening up, New member orientation, 1.4T.1. Recognition and conferences, OH&S POLICY, 4.3. OHS Policy Statements, 2.14T.. Template for, 2.14T.1 OH&S PROGRAM ELEMENTS. Accident investigation, 2.1. Accountability, Tools, 2.2T. Behaviour-based systems (BBS), 2.3. Communications/safety promotion, Tools, 2.4T. Emergency reponse, Cross Trained Emergency Reponse Team, Ergonomics, Tools, 2.5T. Hazard materials tools, 2.12T. Hazard reporting, Tools, 2.6T. Personal protective equipment (PPE) tools, 2.7T. Suggestions schemes and incentives, 2.8. Training and problem solving, Tools, 2.9T. Working alone, Tools, 2.10T. Workplace inspections, Tools, 2.11T OH&S STRUCTURES. Integration into production system, 3.1. Safety culture, Building safety committee culture, Celebrating safety success, Culture tools, 3.4T.1.. Manager training and, Sample assessment tool, 3.4T.2.. Understanding OH&S and the functional relationships, Safety management systems.. Leadership, IND-3 (BP Health and Safety)(2015 Rel. 1)

4 BEST PRACTICES: HEALTH AND SAFETY.. Risk management and teamwork, System and teamwork approaches, Team approaches, Flattened organization, Promoting safety awareness, Safety partnerships, Safety teams, ORGANIZATION POLICIES. Assessing safety culture and addressing concerns, 4.4. Communication, 4.1. Networking, 4.2. OH&S policy, 4.3 PERFORMANCE MEASURES, 6.3. Achieving safety targets, Research Based Leading Indicators, Safety index, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) TOOLS, 2.7T. Designing PPE programs, 2.7T.1 PURCHASING/PROCUREMENT, Job hazard analysis, 2.14T. OHS pre-purchase hazard assessment, SAFETY CULTURE, 3.4. Assessing and addressing concerns, 4.4. Building safety committee culture, Celebrating safety success, A Culture of Trust, Culture tools, 3.4T.1.. Identifying and Correcting Root Causes at this Workplace, 3.4T.3.. Sample Safety Culture Assessment Tool, 3.4T.2. Understanding OH&S and the functional relationships, 3 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. Leadership, Risk management and teamwork, Role of JHS committees, System and teamwork approaches, SPECIFIC HAZARDS. Chemicals, Ontario s designated substances assessments, 5.1T.2.. Workplace hazardous materials information system (WHMIS), 5.1T.1. Driving safety, Driving alone, Driving safety tools, 5.2T. Eye protection, Eye protection procedure Joint OHS Committee involvement, Fall prevention tools, Preventing falls in workplace, 5.4T.1. Hand tools, 5.5T.. Hand tool safety, 5.5T.1. Ladders, 5.6T. model safety procedures, 5.10T.. Portable ladders, 5.6T.1. Lift trucks, 5.7T.. Assessing safety program, 5.7T.2.. Seat belts, 5.7T.3.. Training requirements for operators, 5.7T.1. Machine safety, Safe start-up of new/altered equipment, Safety tools, 5.8T... Lockout procedures, 5.8T.2... Tool machine guarding, 5.8T.1 IND-4

5 INDEX. Noise tools, 5.9T.. Noise in workplace, 5.9T.1. Training, 1.4T.2 SUGGESTIONS SCHEMES AND INCENTIVES, 2.8. Safety incentives and safety suggestion tag program, TARGETS, 6.4. Zero objective, TEAM APPROACHES, 3.3. Flattened organization, Promoting safety awareness, Safety partnerships, Safety teams, TRAINING AND PROBLEM- SOLVING, 2.9. Managers and supervisors, Mobile training, New and Young Workers: Training hat Works, Tool, 2.9T.. Assessing competency training needs (Ontario), 2.9T.2.. Assessing hazards and determining training needs, 2.9T.7.. Computer based training (CBT), 2.9T.6.. Reviewing WHMIS training, 2.9T.3.. Template guide for OH&S procedures, 2.9T.4.. Tracking OH&S legislation, 2.9T.5.. Training managers and supervisors, 2.9T.1 VIOLENCE PREVENTION, Checklist, 2.15T VOLUNTARY PROTECTION PROGRAM (VPP). Audits, WORKING ALONE, Electronic buddy system, Tools, 2.10T.. Developing safety plans for workers working alone, 2.10T.1.. Safety procedures for workers driving alone, 2.10T.2 WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEM (WHMIS), 5.1T.1. Reviewing training, 2.9T.3 WORKPLACE INSPECTIONS, Checklists and audits, Rating system, Tools, 2.11T.. Conducting effective inspections, 2.11T.1.. Housekeeping inspections, 2.11T.2.. Inspection template, 2.11T.3. Tracking results at various levels, IND-5 (BP Health and Safety)(2015 Rel. 1)