IBS America presented a 45 minute webinar to help attendees achieve a greater understanding of Health and Safety software system benefits.
Attendees heard from BMT Consultants, leaders in Health and Safety consulting, and learn about the current best practices and the latest trends in health and safety systems.
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Accelerate Your Occupational Health and Safety Initiatives
1. IBS: Accelerate Your
OH&S Initiatives
October 20, 2011
IBS America
THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
2. Agenda and Introduction
Agenda and Introduction
Safety Management Systems (SMS) 25
minutes: Keith Alderson, BMT
Approach to OH&S Management 15 minutes:
Mary McAtee, IBS
CompliantPro Demo 10 minutes: Mary McAtee
Q&A 10 minutes
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
3. Why do I need an SMS?
Duty of care as an employer
Societal concerns
Reduces business impacts
Political issues
Because its the LAW!!!
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
4. What is a Safety Management System?
Physical and Functional boundaries
Commitment and Policy
Organization, Responsibility, and
Resources
Procedures and Organization Standards
Performance Monitoring and Evaluation
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
5. SMS Elements
Commitment and Policy
Organization, Responsibilities and Resources
Competency register
Documentation section
Procedures and Organization Standards
Planning section
Risk management (process for hazard
identification, documentation, and mitigation)
Safety Critical Equipment List
Change management process/procedures
Engineering management process/procedures
Emergency Management Plan
Permits processes and checklists
Safe working practices
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
6. SMS Elements
Procedures and Organization Standards, cont. General Maintenance
and Operations to include:
Safety equipment procurement/maintenance management
Electrical safety
Mechanical lift/Material handling policy and Lifting Plant Register
Working at heights
Guarding of deck openings/distance for safe egress
Machine guards/compressed gas cylinders
Fire protection
First aid
Lightning protection
Communications
Hand/power tools/Power Tools/Bolt Tightening
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
7. SMS Elements
Procedures and Organization Standards, cont.
General housekeeping
Hazardous material inventory
Security Management Plan
Boarding procedures to and from
vessels
Helicopter operations
Marine operations
Safety
equipment/procedures/meetings/ alerts
& bulletins
Environmental Management Plan
Waste Management Plan
Subcontractor checklist and
subcontractor management section
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
8. SMS Elements/Deliverables
Simultaneous Operations Bridging
Documents
Simultaneous Marine Operations
Simultaneous Construction/Partial
Operation
Performance Monitoring and
Evaluation
Recordkeeping
Reports
Audits/inspections
Management review and
improvement
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
9. When will I need it?
Possibly never
Before you have an accident
When you have had an accident:
Collate your evidence
Demonstrate duty of care
Avoid litigation
Ignorance no excuse
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
10. Some Observations
My findings - after years of conducting ship and company audits
and reviews:
SMS is not user friendly. Mostly hard copy documents, not computerized.
Cumbersome. Too many manuals.
Burden of paperwork for front line personnel doing the business of the
company.
Too many forms to fill out. If too many, they just do not fill them out.
Redundancy of forms. Parallel reporting of same information. Why not allow
the computer to fill in the similar required forms with field personnel only filling
in the fields?
Lack of Feedback
Black hole submissions. Field personnel feel they are submitting information
and it goes into a black hole
One way street back to the company for reporting. The company only
sends down more for the field personnel to record and submit without additional
resources.
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
11. Contact Information
BMT Designers and Planners www.bmtdandp.com
(703) 920-7070
BMT Group www.bmt.org
Keith Alderson - kalderson@dandp.com
(904) 412-5286
Rich Softye - rsoftye@dandp.com
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
12. Agenda and Introduction
Agenda and Introduction
Safety Management Systems (SMS) 25
minutes: Keith Alderson, BMT
Approach to OH&S Management 15 minutes:
Mary McAtee, IBS
CompliantPro Demo 10 minutes: Mary McAtee
Q&A 10 minutes
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
20. Logs and Forms
息 IBS, 2006 Page 20 IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
21. Agenda
Agenda and Introduction
Safety Management Systems (SMS) 25
minutes: Keith Alderson, BMT
Approach to OH&S Management 15 minutes:
Mary McAtee, IBS
CompliantPro Demo 10 minutes: Mary McAtee
Q&A 10 minutes
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
22. Agenda
Agenda and Introduction
Safety Management Systems (SMS) 25
minutes: Keith Alderson, BMT
Approach to OH&S Management 15 minutes:
Mary McAtee, IBS
CompliantPro Demo 10 minutes: Mary McAtee
Q&A 10 minutes
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE
23. Thank You! Questions?
BMT Designers and Planners IBS America, Inc.
www.bmtdandp.com www.ibs-us.com
(703) 920-7070 (781) 862-9002
Keith Alderson - kalderson@dandp.com Tim Gamble tim.gamble@ibs-ag.com
(904) 412-5286 (781) 862-9002 ext. 137
Rich Softye - rsoftye@dandp.com
Quality Management 2.0
BMT Group www.bmt.org http://info.ibs-us.com
IBSAmerica
IBS Overview THE PRODUCTIVITY ADVANTAGE