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This post was last edited by A Chuan on 2016-11-14 at 10:18. 【11-12】I Want to Be Healthy – Talking about Match-3 Games. Daily Tip Activity (Rewards for quick replies – will you participate?) ) If you are the occupational health manager of an organization, how would you manage it?
It is difficult for the occupational health managers in organizations to carry out their work; they need to obtain support from higher authorities and the necessary funding in order to carry out activities among the workforce.
First is the occupational health record: monitoring of positions with occupational health hazards, and regular health checks for employees...
Enter the production workshop to promote and urge operators to wear personal protective equipment while working, and furthermore enforce an assessment system.
1) Formulate and revise occupational disease prevention and control plans; 2) Formulate management measures for the prevention and control of occupational diseases ; 3) Responsible for formulating and implementing quality-related monitoring plans ; 4) Define the responsibilities of the quality management and occupational disease prevention team ; 5) Responsible for training and assessing employees’ knowledge of quality basics ; 6) Responsible for the document management of occupational health-related documents. 7) Responsible for handling issues related to occupational health. 8) Responsible for production process control to ensure that occupational health meets **requirements. 9) Responsible for overseeing production and maintenance plans to ensure personnel safety. 10) Document any occupational safety issues that arise during the production process and propose appropriate solutions. 11) Responsible for providing employees with training on protection against occupational hazards and conducting related assessments.
Go to the site in person, conduct tests in accordance with requirements and based on facts, create a good working environment for employees, and at the same time carry out proper supervision of daily safety measures
Regular health knowledge lectures are held; Have regular health check-ups.
As a manager, it is necessary to pay more attention to one’s subordinates; once any abnormalities are detected, communication should take place immediately to understand the situation, and those facing difficult tasks should be encouraged as much as possible