Task 2- Your responsibilityes

 

Look at the figure and discuss with your line manager what you both can do to prevent work environment conditions that may result in injuries or illness to people.

 

Include:

psychosocial work environment and ergonomics.

Task 1- SHE Instructions

 

Locate and study the following documents on the intranet (located under Corporate Governing Manuals):

•        SHE policy

•        Occupational Health Instruction

•        Substance Abuse Instruction

•        Travelling & Driving Instruction

•        Incident and hazard reporting and handling   Instruction

•        Restricted travel area (RTA) identification

•        Personal safety - off site work

•        Safety, healt and environment contractural terms

 

What are the safety, health and environment issues that are most relevant in the job you are doing?

 

 

 

Note!

On DNVs official web site on SHE, Gateway to SHE – Safety and Enviornment you will e.g. find the Hazard

And Incident Report Form.  

 

Page Name

Page

Introduction to DNV, course no. 2001

Instructions are not enough if you want people to take care of each other.

The incident reported today may help a colleague avoid an accident or illness tomorrow.

 

Be aware of your responsibility regarding reporting.

 

Incident and hazard reporting and investigation are important elements in improving DNV’s Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) performance.

 

Task 1 - SHE Instructions

 

 

 

But, is injury caused by an accident the only thing we want to avoid when it comes to SHE?

 

Task 2 - Your responsibilities