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Southern Oregon Safety Conference Save-the-date
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Next General Meeting Topic: Advanced Accident Investigation for Safety
Committees - Part I
Committees - Part I
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Thurs, June 6th, 2019
12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM at Black Bear Diner 1900 NW 6th St, Grants Pass, OR (Just off of I-5 Freeway at exit 58) |
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Description:
All safety committee members must have training in the principles of accident and incident investigations for use in evaluating those events. Safety committees are also required to “establish, amend or adopt accident investigation procedures that will identify and correct hazards. Additionally, safety committees must evaluate all accident and incident investigations and make recommendations for ways to prevent similar events from occurring. This session will delve into not just accident causation theory, but into using the hierarchy of controls to find and track solutions that will eliminate recurrence.
All safety committee members must have training in the principles of accident and incident investigations for use in evaluating those events. Safety committees are also required to “establish, amend or adopt accident investigation procedures that will identify and correct hazards. Additionally, safety committees must evaluate all accident and incident investigations and make recommendations for ways to prevent similar events from occurring. This session will delve into not just accident causation theory, but into using the hierarchy of controls to find and track solutions that will eliminate recurrence.
Presented by:
Mark E. Hurliman, CSHM, Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division
Mark Hurliman has an occupational background that includes work as a dairy farmer, self-employed commercial fisherman, construction worker, logger, and mill worker. He has worked for Oregon OSHA since 1990, as a Compliance Officer and a Safety Consultant, and has managed the VPP and SHARP programs for Oregon OSHA since 1996. Mark is recognized by the Institute for Safety and Health Management as a Certified Safety and Health Manager (CSHM). He has developed and presented a variety of training presentations on SHARP, VPP and a wide variety of safety and health management related topics. His presentations, workshops and classes have been presented throughout Oregon as well as at Regional and National safety and health conferences.
Mark E. Hurliman, CSHM, Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division
Mark Hurliman has an occupational background that includes work as a dairy farmer, self-employed commercial fisherman, construction worker, logger, and mill worker. He has worked for Oregon OSHA since 1990, as a Compliance Officer and a Safety Consultant, and has managed the VPP and SHARP programs for Oregon OSHA since 1996. Mark is recognized by the Institute for Safety and Health Management as a Certified Safety and Health Manager (CSHM). He has developed and presented a variety of training presentations on SHARP, VPP and a wide variety of safety and health management related topics. His presentations, workshops and classes have been presented throughout Oregon as well as at Regional and National safety and health conferences.
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