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Getting Beyond Compliance With Safety, Health and

Environment Management

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OSHA intends I2P2 to be a regulation that will cover all manner of hazards, including those that arecurrently regulated, and recognized but not regulated

Injury & Illness Prevention Program (I2P2)

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Management duties

Employee participation

Hazard identification and assessment

Hazard prevention and control

Education and training

Program evaluation and improvement

What Would I2P2 Involve?

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Identify the people responsible for

implementing the program

Visibly support the program

Management Commitment

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Intended to ensure communication with employees

Multiple ways to implement: Safety committees Means to report hazards without fear of

reprisal, such as suggestion boxes, reporting hotlines, etc.

Employee Participation

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Comprehensive surveys

Management of change analyses

Job hazard analyses

Hazard Identification and Assessment

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Hazard Identification and Assessment

Hierarchy of controls:

Engineering - Eliminating hazards

through design, enclosure of hazards,

barriers or local ventilation

Administrative

Personal protective equipment

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Scheduled periodic inspections to identify

unsafe conditions and work practices

Hazard correction tracking

Safe work procedures

Disciplinary programs

Hazard Prevention and Control

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Preventive maintenance

Emergency preparationsAccident investigation to determine

root causeEmployee hazard reportingTrend analysis of data collected

Hazard Prevention and Control

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Documented training on hazards and

their controls

Measure the worker’s understanding

of the effectiveness of the training

Education and Training

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Forcing the program to be evaluated will

ensure it is not just a paper program left

collecting dust on the shelf, and that the

program is implemented

Program Evaluation and Improvement

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OSHA Voluntary Protection Program

OSHA Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP)

OSHA Challenge Program

Resources

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ANSI/AIHA Z10

OHSAS 18001

State laws that require written injury

and illness prevention programs

Resources

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