Health and Safety - Smart-Train

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General Instructions

Answer each question as you know you are, not as you would like to be.

In the questions below, read all four actions and decide which one you do first in most sales situations and slide the selector to the right side of the slider

Next, decide which of these actions is next most like you and move the selector to the next furtherest right selector

Continue to do this until you have completed all the sliders.

Before you click the "send my Profile to Smart-Train" button at the end, please check that you have noted a choice for every single question in the profile.

Remember, you must select a 1, 2, 3, or 4, and you must not have 2 numbers the same in each question, for example 2 answers with number with 4 etc.

Start Here:

1. What is the ACC Tertiary Level Criteria

Basic paperwork

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Some active measures

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Total incorporation into work methods and systems, proactively

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Demonstrating continuous improvement

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2. How often do you have Health and Safety issues

Regularly

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Sometimes

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Never

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Don't Know

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3. Who is responsible for Health and Safety in your business?

Managing Director

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Managers

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Human Resources Manager

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Everybody

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4. How often do you use proactive health and safety measures?

Daily

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Weekly

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Monthly

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Annually

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5. Are lost time injuries and severity rating the only measures you use for health and safety?

Yes

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We also use medical cases

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We also use medical cases and number of safety meetings

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We use lost time injuries, severity, medical cases, the number of safety meetings, and the number of near miss reports

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6. How do you measure Continuous Improvement input from staff to make health & safety effective?

Number of near miss

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Number of health and safety targets hit

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Number of reported changes

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Ratio of near miss to loss time injuries

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7. How do you measure the effectiveness of health and safety meetings?

Number of people that attend

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Number of contributors

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Number of near miss reports

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Participation from all attendees

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8. How do you record and deliver health and safety suggestions in your business?

Never miss reports

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Informally

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Don't need them

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Recorded in ideas box, implemented, and rewarded.

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9. How do you set health and safety standards?

Put up poster

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The legal minimum

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Use of industry best practice

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Lead by example - no compromise

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10. What is the level of personal accountability from all staff for health and safety standards?

Minimal - no real time measurement

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Some mention in contract

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Mentioned in yearly review

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Bonus and continual monitoring

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11. How engaged are your staff in health and safety initiatives?

They do what they need to, most of the time

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They struggle to get new ideas

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It's part of their contracts

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Real appreciation shown to new ideas

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12. How important is health and safety in your business?

It's a compliance cost to our business

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Works ok

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Part of a system

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Up there, with all other business functions

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13. Should all health and safety incidents be

Notify to ACC

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Recorded

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Remembered

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Investigated

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14. How often do you conduct a health and safety audit?

Every week

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Every Fortnight

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Monthly

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Bi-Monthly

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How good is your business at Health and Safety?

Understanding how your business follows Health and Safety procedures and how they stack up with proven effective processes, will help you with reduced accident rates and better productivity, as well as OSH and ACC requirements in your business.

The following questions are a measure of your Health and Safety procedures within your company. If you complete this evaluation, you will receive a free report from a Smart-Train Professional outlining your Health and Safety rating - along with suggestions (if appropriate) as to how you can improve.

General Instructions

Start Here:

1. What is the ACC Tertiary Level Criteria

2. How often do you have Health and Safety issues

3. Who is responsible for Health and Safety in your business?

4. How often do you use proactive health and safety measures?

5. Are lost time injuries and severity rating the only measures you use for health and safety?

6. How do you measure Continuous Improvement input from staff to make health & safety effective?

7. How do you measure the effectiveness of health and safety meetings?

8. How do you record and deliver health and safety suggestions in your business?

9. How do you set health and safety standards?

10. What is the level of personal accountability from all staff for health and safety standards?

11. How engaged are your staff in health and safety initiatives?

12. How important is health and safety in your business?

13. Should all health and safety incidents be

14. How often do you conduct a health and safety audit?