Hi i want to make environmental health policy for my company can any one help me pls.. company-manufacturing
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Hi YS Reddy,
You can try in Cite HR Archives. You can also model your own policy based on an old post by our member Mr. RAGHUVARAN CHAKRAVARTHY.
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1.0 Policy Statement
Policy Statements inform readers of specific design limitations and what actions to take should limitations be surpassed. For example, if a storm hits a city and the amount of incoming wastewater surpasses the treatment capacity, operators can refer to a policy stating how much water can be treated and what actions to take.
2.0 Purpose
The reason for which something is done in industry/construction or created or for which something exists.
3.0 Scope
"The work that needs to be accomplished to deliver high-quality service or results with specified features and functions."
4.0 Glossary of Terms and Definitions
Part of successfully deploying project management is standardizing terminology. This glossary contains common terms used in project management to aid in standardization.
5.0 Roles and Responsibilities
The project manager must ensure clear definitions of roles and responsibilities. The organizational structure should be as simple as possible.
6.0 Procedure
An established or official way of doing something.
7.0 References
e.g., OSHA, Factory Act 1948, etc.
8.0 Appendices
If you have any attachments in your plan, you can show them as Appendix-A, Appendix-B, etc.
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V.Raghunathan
From India
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1335You can try in Cite HR Archives. You can also model your own policy based on an old post by our member Mr. RAGHUVARAN CHAKRAVARTHY.
QUOTE:
1.0 Policy Statement
Policy Statements inform readers of specific design limitations and what actions to take should limitations be surpassed. For example, if a storm hits a city and the amount of incoming wastewater surpasses the treatment capacity, operators can refer to a policy stating how much water can be treated and what actions to take.
2.0 Purpose
The reason for which something is done in industry/construction or created or for which something exists.
3.0 Scope
"The work that needs to be accomplished to deliver high-quality service or results with specified features and functions."
4.0 Glossary of Terms and Definitions
Part of successfully deploying project management is standardizing terminology. This glossary contains common terms used in project management to aid in standardization.
5.0 Roles and Responsibilities
The project manager must ensure clear definitions of roles and responsibilities. The organizational structure should be as simple as possible.
6.0 Procedure
An established or official way of doing something.
7.0 References
e.g., OSHA, Factory Act 1948, etc.
8.0 Appendices
If you have any attachments in your plan, you can show them as Appendix-A, Appendix-B, etc.
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V.Raghunathan
From India
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Dear Y.S. Reddy,
The policy shall be approved by the occupier of the factory. The policy should contain the following points:
1. Involvement of workers (safety committees) in designing company EHS objectives for continual improvement.
2. Compliance with applicable statutory EHS requirements.
3. Defining roles and responsibilities for all employees, contractors, subcontractors, etc., to comply with EHS objectives and targets.
4. Identifying hazards using suitable techniques and minimizing risks for continual improvement.
5. Providing training and awareness to all employees to achieve and maintain zero accidents, zero complaints from statutory authorities, and the local public.
6. Integration of Health & Safety in all business operations (such as purchasing new machinery, change management, etc.).
7. Reporting environmental, health, and safety performance in the annual report.
The policy should include the following terms:
1. Compliance with statutory requirements.
2. Continual improvement.
3. Zero accidents/prevention of accidents and prevention of pollution.
4. Identifying hazards and minimizing risks.
5. Reducing, recycling, and reusing waste.
6. Reviewing the policy.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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The policy shall be approved by the occupier of the factory. The policy should contain the following points:
1. Involvement of workers (safety committees) in designing company EHS objectives for continual improvement.
2. Compliance with applicable statutory EHS requirements.
3. Defining roles and responsibilities for all employees, contractors, subcontractors, etc., to comply with EHS objectives and targets.
4. Identifying hazards using suitable techniques and minimizing risks for continual improvement.
5. Providing training and awareness to all employees to achieve and maintain zero accidents, zero complaints from statutory authorities, and the local public.
6. Integration of Health & Safety in all business operations (such as purchasing new machinery, change management, etc.).
7. Reporting environmental, health, and safety performance in the annual report.
The policy should include the following terms:
1. Compliance with statutory requirements.
2. Continual improvement.
3. Zero accidents/prevention of accidents and prevention of pollution.
4. Identifying hazards and minimizing risks.
5. Reducing, recycling, and reusing waste.
6. Reviewing the policy.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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