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OSHA VPP Challenge logo OSHA Challenge Pilot Success Story and Best Practice Submission Template Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Instructions: The purpose of this template is to help Participants and OSHA staff share successes and best practices as a direct result of participating in OSHA Challenge. Once completed, this form should be submitted to OSHA’s Office of Partnerships and Recognition Outreach Coordinator Danielle Gibbs.

*Note: Any information submitted may be posted to OSHA’s public web page or used in other outreach activities.

I. General Information: Please complete the below table.
 
Submitted By Company/Agency Name Email Phone
       
NAICS   #employees covered:  
Year/Date Entered Challenge:   Current Stage
(I, II, III, Graduate)
 
  • Success Story – A story that highlights successes resulting from participating in the OSHA cooperative program such as reduced TCIR and DART rates, increased workers’ compensation savings, increased employee involvement and morale, increased management commitment, increased productivity, and the overall impact of participating in the OSHA cooperative program.
     
  • Best Practice – An innovative and effective method or system for improving worker safety and health resulting in superior outcomes. (Example: changing work processes to reduce ergonomic injuries resulting in improved employee morale and reduced workers’ compensation costs.)
II. Success Story or Best Practice Narrative: Please check the appropriate box or boxes below that your story includes, followed by your narrative. Each narrative should include two or three paragraphs (at most). Note: It is possible that a story may include all three categories.
  • Quantitative (ex: reductions in illness and injury rates; workers compensation savings)
     
  • Anecdotal/Human Interest (ex: increased management commitment; increased employee involvement, morale)
     
  • Quote (quotes from employees, management, corporate leadership, union officials)
 
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