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			• Safety and Occupational Health Virtual Library
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			• Position Hazard Analysis
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			• Little Rock District Safety Management Action Plan
			• SMAP FY 07-08
			• SWL Safety and Occupational Health Policy pdf
	Mission Statement As a member of the advisory and administration staff we will strive to satisfy our internal and external customer's current and emerging support and needs by knowing the customer and anticipating those needs through flexibility and building organizational efficiency in support of SWL's mission.
	Contact your Safety Office at (501) 324-5616.






	Safety and Occupational Health Special Emphasis Months
	October - Fire Prevention/Protection
	November - Confined Spaces
	December - Hazard Communication
	January - Fall Protection and Safe Access
	February - Severe Weathr & Emergency Response
	March - Water Safety
	April - Mobile Equipment and Crane Safety
	May - Respiratory Protection
	June - Personal Protective Equipment and Clothing
	July - Hearing Conservation
	August - Bloodborne Pathogens
	September - Accident Reporting

	Major Areas of Focus
	· Manage overall implementation of the District Safety & Occuptional Health (S&OH) Program
	· Provide assistance and advice on matters related to S&OH
	· Perform site surveys
	· Provide Wellness Program oversight
	· Provide Medical Surveillance Program oversight
	· Provide Dive Program oversight
	· Serve as the District Drug Testing Program Coordinator

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	Risk Management In February 2000, General Shinseki, Chief of the Army, challenged all Army leaders to reduce Army accidents by vigorously implementing the risk management training. The Corps of Engineers has accepted this challenge and adapted the Army Risk Management protocols to meet the needs of the Corps. To view the risk management presentation, click on the Risk Management link below. The Windows program "PowerPoint" should begin and simply use your mouse to move the scroll bar at the left to move through the presentation. Thanks, Safety is a team effort where the prize is awarded when everyone crosses the finish line. To access RMIS Risk Management Web Site you must register with your AKO userid and password and register for accessing the RMIS training. Or, view the Risk Management Slide Show. Hit function key F11 to view in full screen. When finished, navigate to the first slide and toggle F11 off. Press the back key on the Internet Explorer menu to exit. Update 11 May 2005: Visit the new Army Safety Plan Combat Readiness Center site at https://crc.army.mil . [Back to Top] Safety Toolbox Need to conduct a safety meeting, but you just don't know what to talk about? Well, just head to your Safety Toolbox below, where safety topics are just waiting for you. Safety Topics The following hyperlinks are external to the Corps of Engineers. Please read this disclaimer. External Link Disclaimer: The appearance of the following hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of these web sites or the information or services contained therein. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. These links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this Army web site. Click on a topic to drop down to a full list of helpful web sites. [Appliance/Tool Safety] [Bicycle Safety] [Boating/Water Safety] [Briefings] [Carpal Tunnel] [Emergency Responses] [Ergonomic Sites] [Exercise Safety] [Fire Safety] [Gun Safety] [Lifting Safety] [Miscellaneous] [Occupationa Health] [Preventative Measures] [Protective Measures] [Recreation Safety] [Safety Publications] [Storm Safety] [U.S. Army Safety Site] [Vehicle Safety] Appliance/Tool Safety Forklift Safety and Operation Course Working Safely Bicycle Safety The Bicycling Accident Database The "Rad Rider Safety Cycler" Comic Book Boating Safety/Water Safety Boating Safety Boating Safety For Kids Boating Safety Info on Numerous Subjects Corps of Engineers Water Safety Web Site Nautical Navigation Lights Quiz On-Line Boating Safety Course (Boat US Foundation) Briefings Office Safety Risk Management Carpel Tunnel Carpal Tunnel Fact Sheet Emergency Response Basics of CPR Ergonomics Office Ergonomics (Oklahoma State University) Exercise Safety Preventing Sports Dental Injuries Sports Injury Prevention Fact Sheets Fire Safety Fire Extinguishers U. S. Fire Administration Gun Safety Children and Guns Lifting Safety Back Safety (Oklahoma State University) Miscellaneous Asbestos Awareness (Oklahoma State University) Bloodborne Pathogens (Oklahoma State University) Compressed Gas Cylinders (Oklahoma State University) Dangers of Cooking with Plastic Facts About Numerous Safety Subjects (National Safety Council) Handling and Usage of Refrigerants under EPA Requirements (ESSI) Hazard Communication Hazard Communication (OSHA Training) Hazard Materials Transportation (Oklahoma State University) Knowing How to Practice Safe Science (Howard Hughes Medical Institute) Material Safety Data Sheets (Oklahoma State University) Medem Medical Library National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute NOAA Web Site OSHA Advisors and Computer Based Training Safety for Kids Occupational Health Federal Occupational Health Federal Occupational Health Library Preventative Measures How Safe Are Your Children Protective Measures Eye Safety Site On-Line Personal Protective Equipment Course Personal Protective Equipment in the Laboratory (Oklahoma State University) Recreation Safety How Safe is your Tent? Recreation Safety Tips Storm Safety Lightning Safety Info U.S. Army Safety Publications This site links to Army safety publications and safety manuals. The entire safety manual (EM385-1-1) or just the section of interest to you is at http://www.usace.army.mil/inet/usace-docs/eng-manuals/em385-1-1/toc.htm U.S. Army Website on Safety Updated May 2005. The site is now under Army Combat Readiness Center. Vehicle Safety Alcohol Information Are You an Agressive Driver Test National Highway Safety Administration Driving Safety Quiz (short) Family Car Driving Skills Info On-Line Sleep Disorder Tests Operation Life Saver Driving Quizzes Traffic Sign Info [Back to Top]
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