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Safety
and Health Program
Assessment Worksheet
If you want to find out how your safety and health
program measures up, take a few minutes to complete the following survey.
For each section, there is a set of questions. Select the answer that most
accurately reflects your workplace system. You will then be able to get a
rating.
There are no right or wrong answers. This check-up will
help identify areas where improvements can be made.
Management Leadership and Employee Involvement
Worksite Analysis
Hazard Prevention and Control
Safety and Health Training
In order for a report to be
generated by this system, pop ups must be allowed from this site, or your
text will not be saved, and your report will not print. Many different pop up blocker programs exist, and you may
be using more than one.
How to Allow Pop Ups In the Various
Programs with Popup Blocker Features |
Internet Explorer
To change your pop up blocker settings,
select "Tools" from the menu, then "Pop
Up Blocker", then "Pop Up Blocker Settings".
Add the OSHA web site to always allow pop ups or
turn off your pop up blocker feature.
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Firefox Browser
Select "Tools" from the menu, then
"Options". Select the "Content" icon at the top of
the window. Here you can turn off the pop up blocker
or add OSHA as an allowed site.
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Google Toolbar
When a pop up is blocked, a notification
bar appears at the top of the window. Click it to allow the pop up one time or always allow
them at this site.
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Other Pop Up Blocking Programs
Open the program and look for the documentation on the pop up
blocking feature. If necessary, go to the help file and
search for pop up blocking.
Some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) such as AOL have
a built in pop
up blocking feature. Check
the with your ISP or its help files to bypass
the pop up blocker.
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