Injury & Illness Prevention Program - Non High-Hazard Employers

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Written Regulatory Compliance Made Simple!

User Instructions Provided. Identifiable DECISION POINT markers are strategically placed throughout this safety program to assist you in locating sections where you are required, by law, to enter company specific information. Completion of this information assures OSHA compliance!

Injury and Illness Prevention Program for:
Non High-Hazard Employers

This program has been prepared for use by employers in industries which have been determined by OSHA to be LOW HAZARD.

What determines OSHA's low-hazard industry staus?
The exemption is for industries with lost workday injury (LWDI) rates below the national private sector rate of 2.6 for 2001. OSHA's directive Enforcement Exemptions and Limitations under the Appropriations Act remains in effect.

This is the blueprint for your entire safety program and can substantially reduce the number and severity of workplace injuries and alleviate the associated financial burdens on your company. 

Our successful 5-star program contains 12-Sections, 42-Pages, and includes 42 Hazard Assessment Checklists and Codes of Safe Practices.  Together this program sets the stage for your basic Written Injury and Illness Prevention Program and for developing the foundation to add other company required safety programs, training courses and safety forms. There's nothing else like this anywhere on the internet.  Ensure you're fully prepared and compliant, download your copy today!

Take a Look at What's Inside!

Sections

1. Program Policy & Requirement
       Program Policy
       Program Requirement
2. Program Responsibility
       Program Administrator
       Managers and Supervisors
3. Employee Compliance
4. Safety Communication
5. Hazard Assessment
6. Accident/Exposure Investigation
7. Hazard Correction
8. Safety Training and Instruction
       General Topics
       Job-Specific Topics
9. Recordkeeping Policy
       Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) Records
       Company Recordkeeping Policy
10. Company Required Safety Programs
11. Company Required Safety Training Courses
12. Company Required Safety Forms & Checklists

Appendicies

A - List of Training Subjects
B - Hazard Assessment Checklist (42, alpha sorted)
C - Hazard Assessment and Correction Record
D - Accident/Exposure Investigation Report
E - Employee Training and Instruction Record
F - Codes of Safe Practices (General and Construction Industries)
F - Employee Acknowledgement

Important Note:  OSHA requires employers to maintain certain hazard/task-specific safety programs. If there are subject areas on this Hazard Assessment Checklist that apply to your workplace/operation, and there is an OSHA required safety program for that specific hazard/task, then it needs to be added to your IIP Program to ensure full OSHA compliance.

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