1. OSHA’s Top 10 Violations of 2015

2. Electrical Safety Policies …. Number 10

3. … and procedures

4. Equipment and machine shields and guards Number 9

5. Electrical Circuits Number 8

6. Ladder Safety Number 7

7. Lockout and Tagout Number 6

8. Industrial Truck (forklift) Safety and …. Number 5

9. … training and licensing

10. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Number 4

11. Scaffolding Number 3

12. Chemical Labeling … for custodians Number 2

13. … and for all staff

14. And the Number 1 OSHA violation category is …

15. Slips…

16. trips…

17. … and falls

18. OSHA Top 10  Falls  Hazard Communications (Signage, chemical labeling)  Scaffolding and Platforms  PPE Respiratory Protection (pesticides, fumes, vapors)  Powered Industrial Trucks (forklifts)  LOTO  Ladders  Electrical Wiring (grounding,, circuit overload)  Machine Guarding (blades, debris protection, hand tools)  General Electrical Safety (excessive outlet loads, wire insulation, unplug during maintenance)

19. Who needs to know about EHS?  Administration  Supervisors  Custodians  Cooks  Office Staff  Teachers  Students  Everyone!

20. DO Evaluate plan success; Check for staff understanding of policies and procedures; Communicate progress to stakeholders STUDY Collect data for 33 EHS categories; Review policies and procedures; Analyze current situation; Document and communicate findings ACT Develop policies; Implement new EHS procedures; Provide professional development PLAN Develop plan of improvement; Prioritize needs; Coordinate with district staff development plans EHS Continuous Improvement Cycle CESA 10 EHS Continuous Improvement Model