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Participating in Occupational Safety and Health
Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2012-13
Name and title of speaker
Date | Event title
Safety and health at work is everyones concern. Its good for you. Its good for business.
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2www.healthy-workplaces.eu
Rights, duties and playing your part
Permanent employee, Agency worker, contractor?
You need to be aware of issues that affect your health and safety at
work:
Your employers responsibilities
Your rights and responsibilities
How to contribute to safe and healthy work
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3www.healthy-workplaces.eu
In workplaces with health and safety culture
Leadership is strong, with management:
Demonstrating commitment to health and safety
Creating the conditions for a partnership approach
Everyone
Participates fully
Accepts their rights, roles and responsibilities in relation to health and
safety
Works together to prevent ill-health and injury
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Why get involved?
Because a safe workplace protects your health
No one knows better than you how to do your job and how your work
affects you
If everyone does their bit it can make a real difference
Workplaces where employees are active in health and safety often
have lower accident rates
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Rights and responsibilities
You have the right to work in a place where risks to your health and
safety are properly controlled
Your employer is mainly responsible for taking care of this, but you also
have a duty to help prevent ill-health and injury
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What your employer must do for your health and safety
Assess the risks and put in place preventive measures
Tell you about risks and train you
Provide toilets, drinking water, rest and first-aid facilities, and any
protective equipment and clothing
Report injuries, diseases and dangerous incidents
Work with other employers and contractors involved in the workplace
and temporary employment agencies
Consult and involve you and your representatives over risks and safety
measures
National legislation and practices can vary in how consultation takes
place
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What you must do
As an employee, you have a legal duty to:
Do your job safely the way you have been trained, using the right
safety devices, personal protective equipment, etc.
Cooperate with your employer on safety and health
Tell your employer, supervisor or worker representative if you think
the work or poor safety measures are posing a risk to health
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Health and safety management needs worker
participation
To involve you, your employer should:
Encourage you to report safety problems
Actively involve you in spotting problems
Ask you to suggest ideas for improving safety measures
Make it clear your ideas are valued and will be seriously considered
Give you recognition for your idea
Explain which ideas they will take forward and which they wont and
why
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A two-way process
Worker involvement is a two-way process where employers and
their employees/employee representatives:
Talk and listen to one another
Raise concerns and solve problems together
Seek and share views and information
Discuss issues in good time
Make decisions together
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Get involved!
You know the risks in your workplace get involved to help manage
them and raise health and safety standards for you and your
workmates
Be ready to:
Cooperate
Speak up
Be assertive
Pay attention
Accept feedback
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Ways of getting involved
Ask questions, make suggestions
Report any accidents and health and safety problems
Speak to your worker representative
Participate in any activities to involve workers
Tell your doctor if you think any health problems could be work-related.
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Young worker / New to the job?
When you first start a job you are particularly prone to accidents. To
protect yourself:
Ask questions during training
If you are unsure of something, check with your supervisor
Consult more experienced co-workers
Speak up with ideas or observations
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Find out more about your health and safety at work
EU-OSHA webpages on worker participation
EU-OSHA campaign site
EU-OSHA factsheets in 24 languages
Your national health and safety authority
Trade unions and trade associations
Work accident insurance organisations
Workplaces where employers and employees work together on
OSH are safer for everyone
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Network-based campaigning
Core strength: national focal points and tripartite networks.
But also engage otherstakeholders/partners
Official campaign partners (Pan-European and international
organisations) including social partners, NGOs, sectoral federations
and networks, private companies
EU institutions including European Commission, EU Parliament, EU
representations,
EU agencies, Enterprise Europe Network
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How to get involved?
The campaign is open to all individuals and organisations. You can
get involved by:
Disseminating campaign information and materials
Joining in with one of the many events, conferences, competitions,
advertising campaigns taking place during the campaign
Organising your own activities
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Campaign partnership offer
Pan-European organisations can also apply to be campaign
partners. The Agency offers:
Partner certificate
Welcome pack
Promotion at EU level and in the media
Online Communication Platform
Partner web section
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European Good Practice Awards
Recognise outstanding and innovative contributions
Encourage managers and workers to work together
Enhance workplace safety and health
EU Member States, EEA, Western Balkans and Turkey
Two categories:
Workplaces employing fewer than 100 people
Those with 100 or more workers
Winners chosen from entries submitted by national focal points
http://osha.europa.eu/en/about/competitions
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Resources
Campaign guide
Practical guides for workers and managers
Good practice examples
News about campaign events
Presentations and animated video clips
All available in 24 languages
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Campaign launch 18 April 2012
European Weeks for
Safety and Health at Work October 2012 and 2013
Good Practice Awards Ceremony April 2013
Healthy Workplaces Summit November 2013
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Key dates
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Further information
Visit the campaign website
www.healthy-workplaces.eu
To find out about events and activities in your country, contact your
national focal point
www.healthy-workplaces.eu/fops
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