ELEMENT 1—MANAGEMENT COMMITMENT
1. A written policy that sets a high priority for safety exists. An effective policy will be both informative and directive. It will express a commitment to safety and the intent of the company to carry out the policy. A written policy will clarify expectations. The policy will be accessible to all employees. “Safety First” is meaningful only if management doesn't re-prioritize or eliminate safety initiatives when the going gets tough. Prioritizing safety may also send the message that employees must choose either safety or production, not both. Safety is considered a corporate value and is not prioritized over […]This content is for CoAction Insurance policy holders.
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