Description

 

Based on the TWI instructional model, the Job Safety (JS) program creates a simple and logical framework by which supervisors can prevent accidents from happening—by learning how to analyze the causes of accidents and eliminating them before they happen. In addition to physical causes, JS emphasizes the role in which people’s feelings and attitudes contribute to accidents. Moreover, it stresses that the relationship of the supervisor and employees plays a pivotal role in a safe and environmentally responsible workplace.

 

Job Safety has successfully improved workplace safety and reduced hazardous situations in industries such as manufacturing, construction and healthcare. Companies practicing Job Safety experience lower incident rates, fewer accidents and injuries, better morale, less down time and improved safety records and inspection results.

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The TWI Job Safety (JS) program empowers supervisors to proactively identify and mitigate potential hazards, fostering a culture of safety and accountability. This comprehensive training package equips leaders with the tools to conduct thorough safety breakdowns and enforce effective countermeasures.

Note: This training package includes:

1. TWI Introduction & Job Safety PPT training presentation (PowerPoint format)

2. Breakdown Sheet for Safety Instruction (Word format)

3. Printing Guidelines for Job Safety Pocket Card

4. TWI JS Poster (PDF format, in color and monochrome, printable in A3 size)

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Learning Objectives

 

1. Improve Job Safety based on the 4-Step method for Job Safety

2. Perform a Job Safety breakdown

3. Give proper Job Safety instruction

4. Learn how to spot and avoid hazards

5. Understand a Supervisor’s major safety responsibilities

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Contents

 

1. Introduction to TWI and Job Safety (JS)

2. Definition of a Supervisor

3. 5 Basic Needs of Supervisors

4. Definition of Safety Incident

5. The Incident Chain

6. Elements of the Incident Chain

7. Heinrich's Accident Pyramid

8. Four Steps of Job Safety

9. Job Safety Breakdown

10. Job Safety Instruction

11. How to Spot Hazards

12. How to Avoid Hazards

13. Three Rules for Making Safety Instructions

14. Supervisor’s Major Safety Responsibilities



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You may also be interested in the following presentations (sold separately):

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1. Training Within Industry: Job Instruction (JI)

2. Training Within Industry: Job Methods (JM)

3. Training Within Industry: Job Relations (JR)

4. Training Within Industry: Job Safety (JS)

5. Training Within Industry: The Core Programs (JI + JM + JR)

6. Training Within Industry: The Complete Programs (JI + JM + JR + JS + PS)

7. Standard Work 

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