2011 MIOSHA Update MWEA final MIOSHA Update.pdf · 2011-10-26 · MIOSHA programs and services. 8...

MIOSHA Update 2011 MSC - Tuesday, April 19, 2011

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MIOSHA Update

Presented By:Debra Gundry

www.michigan.gov/miosha(517) 323-7055

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Topics For Today

New Administration in Michigan

MIOSHA Administrative Changes

Statistics

Federal Initiatives

State Initiatives

MIOSHA Training Institute/Recognitions


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Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs

“Customer Driven. Business Minded”

April 25, 2011

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Office of Regulatory Reinvention

Executive Order 2011-5

Systematic review of all current and proposed rules and processes

Advisory committees – 12ish

Broad range of stakeholders

120 days (Poss. 120 day extension)

Reviews of non-rule regulatory actions


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ORR – Issues to Consider

Mandated activity

Federal comparisons

Conflict or duplications

Continued need

Costs of compliance

Last reviews

Public comments

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________ ___Strategic PlanGoal 1 – Improve workplace safety and health…as evidenced by fewer hazards, reduced exposures, and fewer injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.

Targeted high hazard industriesBeverage & Tobacco Product Manufacturing (312)

Wood Products Manufacturing (321)

Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing (326)

Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing (327)

Primary Metal Manufacturing (331)

Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing (332)

Machinery Manufacturing (333)

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing (336)

Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers (423930)

Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods (424)

Landscaping Services (561730)

Hospitals (622)

Nursing and Residential Care Facilities (623)

Construction (23)


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Strategic Plan

Goal 2 – Promote awareness and commitment…to effect a positive change in workplace culture.

Goal 3 – Strengthen public confidence through excellence in development and delivery of MIOSHA programs and services.

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Michigan Injury & Illness RatesPrivate Sector (U.S. BLS data)

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______ __________Federal Initiatives

Severe Violators Enforcement Program (SVEP)

Residential Fall Protection

Recordkeeping

New Penalty Calculation Structure

Refineries

Severe Violators Enforcement Program (SVEP)


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High Emphasis Hazards

Falls in several industries

Amputation hazards

Combustible dusts

Silica

Lead

Excavation/trenching hazards

PSM

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_________Procedures

Enhanced follow-ups

Nationwide inspections

Enhanced settlement agreements

Letters to corporate offices


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Federal OSHA Administrative Penalty Changes

History from 3 – 5 years - 10% increase

No history but high gravity serious

Repeat – From 3 to 5 years

Gravity based penalty range from $3,000 -$7,000

Minimum serious penalty $500

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What’s New With MIOSHA?

Take a Stand Day – 2012

MIOSHA Tough Economic Times Initiative

Safety Pays Campaign

Crane Operator Certification

Residential Fall Protection

Electrical Initiative

MIOSHA Training Institute


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Good Faith Process

Compliance - 9

Cooperation – 4

Correction or Mitigation – 3

Postings and Logs – 3

Personal Protective Equip. – 3

Housekeeping – 3

MIOSHA Training Institute – 3

Miscellaneous – Plus or Minus 6

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Good Faith

25 points or greater 25 points or greater –– 30%30%

15 to 24 points 15 to 24 points –– 20%20%

5 to 14 points 5 to 14 points –– 10%10%

0 to 4 point 0 to 4 point –– 0%0%


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Connecting MIOSHA to Industry

Work cooperatively with employers and employees

Reinforce the “good” during inspections

Assist employers with complying

Educate employers during inspections

Cooperative programs

Training field and supervisory staff

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Comment Cards

Since 2007

Handed out at conclusion of enforcement and consultation visits

Mailed with reports

Based on Strategic Plan – “Useful”


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____ ________Three Questions

How would you rate your overall experience with MIOSHA? 98.8% Useful

Did you find the staff to be knowledgeable about employee S/H issues? 99.7% Yes

Did the staff explain how to correct the S/H hazards they identified? 99.1% Yes


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Two Open-Ended Questions

Based on the MIOSHA intervention, did you implement specific changes in your workplace, for example, updated policy/written program, conducted S/H training, corrected hazards, established hazard recognition program, etc?

What can MIOSHA do better?

MIOSHA staff follow-up on comments needing further attention!!

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Protecting Workers in Tough Economic Times

Penalty reduction – additional 10%

Penalty payment plan

Prehearing options

Inspection deferrals – working with CET

MTI scholarships

Free video loan library

*Extended to 12/31/11


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“Safety Pays” Campaign

Spreading the word on cost savings

New Fact Sheet on Safety and Health Management Systems

Tell Us Your Story! – New handout

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Safety Pays

Decreased employee injury and illness rates

Decreased workers’ compensation and medical costs

Increased employee productivity

Decreased cost for replacement workers

Increased employee morale


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Crane Operator Certification

Advisory committee continues for crane operator certification in Michigan

Will work on certification for Riggers and Signalman

Part 10 - Lifting and Digging Equipment

16 states and 6 cities nationwide

www.nccco.org

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Electrocutions Initiative

Increase awareness of electrical hazards

Emphasize the need for appropriate training and equipment

Electrocution Initiative fact sheet

Electrical Shock Hazards fact sheet for general industry

Electrical Incidents: Contact with Power Lines fact sheet for construction


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Residential Fall Protection Initiative

Launched April 4, 2011 – 8,500 letters

Revised Residential Fall Protection Compliance Criteria Instruction CSHD-COM-04-1R1 *effective date June 16, 2011

Must prove infeasibility & greater hazard

Must be have a site-specific fall protection plan

New definition of “Residential Construction”

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Formal Alliance

Combines expertise of MIOSHA and Macomb Community College

Goal – provide consistent, credible, and interactive learning to improve and promote workplace safety and health

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__________ _______Certificate Programs

Level One

General Industry Safety & Health

Construction Safety & Health

Level Two

Safety & Health Management System

MIOSHA Compliance

General Industry Track

Construction Track


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_________MTI Statistics

7,865 Overall Attendees

324 Level 1 Graduates

262 General Industry

62 Construction Industry

6 Level 2 Graduates

in S&H Management

MTI Scholarships $50,000

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March 24th, 2009

March 1, 2010

The Christman Company Accident Fund Headquarters

$182,000,000 Project59 Partners988 Employee Orientations 666,204 Man Hours

0 Lost Time Injuries10 MIOSHA Recordables

Lost Workday Injury Rate (LWDI) = 0.00Total Case Incident Rate (TCIR) = 3.00

Over 700 Days without a Lost Time Accident!


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Kamminga and RoodvoetsMuskegon Waste Water Treatment Plant

$14,530,180 Project12 Partners44 Employee Orientations 26,300 Man Hours

307 Days without a Lost Time Accident!

0 lost time injuries0 MIOSHA RecordableLost Workday Injury Rate (LWDI) = 0.00Total Case Incident Rate (TCIR) = 0.00

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November 2007

October 22, 2009

DTE EnergyMonroe Power HouseEnvironmental Project

$600,000,000 Project5 Partnering Companies5,019,398 Man Hours to date

4 Lost Time Injuries34 MIOSHA Recordables

Lost Workday Injury Rate (LWDI) = 0.16Total Case Incident Rate (TCIR) = 1.35

735 Days without a Lost Time Accident!


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Michigan Partnerships Injury & Illness Rates

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WBM Chr Co BMS DTE K & R MI 2008

TCIR

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________ _______Questions & Comments


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Michigan Occupational Safety & Health AdministrationConsultation Education & Training Division

7150 Harris Drive, P.O. Box 30643Lansing, Michigan 48909-8144

For further information or to request consultation, education and training services, call (517) 322-1809

orvisit our website at

www.michigan.gov/miosha

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Thank You For Attending This Presentation

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