ProTect-All Solutions
End of the year safety and training reviews
November 19, 2024

Analyzing incident reports, near misses, safety observation data, training completion rates, and overall safety culture should be on the end of the year review.

At the end of the year, a workplace should review safety and training programs by analyzing incident reports, near misses, safety observation data, training completion rates, and overall safety culture, with a focus on areas like: hazard identification and control measures, emergency response procedures, equipment safety, specific job-related safety practices, compliance with regulations, employee feedback on training effectiveness, and any new or updated safety procedures needed based on recent incidents or changes in the workplace; this allows for adjustments and improvements to training programs for the upcoming year to address identified safety concerns. 


ProTect-All Solutions recommends these key areas to review at the end of the year:

Accident and near-miss analysis:

  • Review all reported incidents and near-misses to identify trends, common causes, and areas for improvement.
  • Conduct root cause analysis to understand the underlying factors contributing to incidents. 


Safety training effectiveness:

  • Assess whether employees are demonstrating the knowledge and skills acquired through existing safety training programs.
  • Consider employee feedback on training relevance and delivery methods.
  • Evaluate the need for refresher courses or targeted training for specific job roles. 


Compliance with regulations:

  • Review compliance with all relevant Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards and industry-specific regulations.
  • Identify any potential gaps in compliance and address them proactively. 


Workplace hazard identification:

  • Conduct safety inspections to identify potential hazards in the workplace, including new hazards introduced due to recent changes.
  • Prioritize hazard mitigation strategies and implement appropriate control measures. 


Emergency preparedness:

  • Review emergency response plans and procedures, including evacuation routes, fire drills, and first aid protocols.
  • Ensure emergency equipment is properly maintained and readily accessible. 


Specific safety topics depending on industry:

  • Construction: Fall protection, scaffolding safety, crane operation 
  • Manufacturing: Machine guarding, lockout/tagout procedures, hazardous materials handling 


Healthcare: 

  • Bloodborne pathogen exposure control, sharps safety, patient handling 


Office environment: 

  • Ergonomics, workstation setup, electrical safety 



ProTect-All Solutions can conduct the review-- inclusive of gathering and analyzing data, develop an action plan, communicate findings and then schedule.  End-of-year safety and training reviews will Improved safety culture for any workplace!


Contact us today to get started.

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