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There are seven core elements of an effective occupational safety and health program: - correct answers
✔✔Management leadership
Worker participation
Hazard identification and assessment
Hazard prevention and control
Education and training
Program evaluation and improvement
Communication and coordination for host employers, contractors, and staffing agencies
Communicate commitment - correct answers ✔✔Management should communicate their commitment
to safety and health programs by establishing a written safety and health policy statement signed by top
management and communicating the policy to all workers, contractors, unions, suppliers, visitors,
customers, etc.
Define goals and expectations - correct answers ✔✔Management should define program goals and
expectations. They can accomplish this by establishing realistic, attainable, and measurable goals that
demonstrate progress toward improving safety and health as well as developing safety and health plans.
Allocate resources - correct answers ✔✔Management should allocate resources to the safety and health
programs by integrating safety and health into planning and budgeting and allowing time in workers'
schedules for participation.
Expect performance - correct answers ✔✔Management should expect performance according to the
safety and health programs in place. They can accomplish this by defining and communicating
responsibilities and authorities for accountability as well as setting an example for workers by following
the same procedures.