Incident management analyses, emergency

Leadership and administration Management training Planned inspections Task analysis and procedures Accident/incident investigation Task observation Emergency preparedness Organisational rules Accident/incident analysis Employee training... 

As part of Process Safety Management (PSM) requirements by both OSHA and the EPA, both risk analysis and emergency response management require the determination (i.e., identification and evaluation) of incident scenarios that are likely to develop at an installation. Risk analyses techniques such as PITA, What-If, HAZOP, etc., will systematically review a process to determine possible deviations from the intended processes that may result in events such as fire and explosions. Additionally, emergency response preparedness plans usually develop creditable scenarios that may develop and the generic responses that are required. These PSM techniques... 

Occupational health professionals and hazard control managers must coordinate and communicate issues on a continuous basis. Provide prompt emergency treatment of all injuries and illnesses. The coordination of safety and health functions helps workers learn how to protect themselves from hazards. Recommend a multidisciplinary approach to manage health, risks, and costs. Report all work-related incidents of injury and exposure allegations immediately to employee health. Employee health should monitor, manage, or coordinate all workers compensation injuries, reports on progress, imposition of necessary work restrictions, and return to work evaluations. Pre-employment placement evaluations should focus on job-related issues with a thorough job analysis as part of... 

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