Safety Groups - 2014 Meeting 4 AGENDA Welcome and review agenda 2014 year-end program expectations and overview workshop 2014 Year-end submission requirements 2013 NOSG Rebate Results 2015 Northern Ontario Safety Group Overview and Workshop 2015 NOSG Safety Group Advantage Program Requirements 2015 Northern Ontario Safety Group Application & Registration Northern Ontario Safety Group Executive Committee Congratulations on your success www.safetygroups.ca 2 Year-end Submission Requirements Year 1 firm: Year-end Achievement Report Year 2-5 firms: Year-end Achievement Report Year-end Maintenance Report(s) Advantage program firms (see handout): * 2014 Advantage Program Year-end Report/Checklist • Copy of 2014 Written Standard • Copy of Internal Auditor training record • Copy of Auditors review and findings of the 2013 Continual Improvement Plan, or Safety Group Evaluation and Making Improvements Plan • A copy of the completed 2014 HSMS Audit • A copy of the 2014 Continual Improvement Plan addressing all 2013 Review, 2014 HSMS Audit and Return to Work non-conformities ALL DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED TO YOUR CONSULTANT TRAINER BY DECEMBER 17TH www.safetygroups.ca 3 2013 SG Rebate Formula and sharing of results Calculation (based on full achievement score) Achievem ent Score Freq Score SEV Score Total Score Final Score Final Rebate Amount Possible rebate 4.00 + 1.00 + 1.00 = 6.00 6.00 $ NOSG (89 firms) 3.25 1.00 1.00 5.25 5.25 $2,126,123 In 2013, workplace injury statistics for the group showed a 16 per cent reduction in losttime injury frequency, and 24 per cent reduction in the severity of those lost-time injuries. These achievements resulted in a group rebate of 5.25 per cent our of a possible 6 per cent, totaling $2,126,123 www.safetygroups.ca 4 2015 Northern Ontario Safety Group Overview The Northern Ontario Safety Group business plan, marketing and promotional material and meeting dates are available on the Safety Group web site (www.safetygroups.ca). • The 2015 Safety Group Advantage Program Employer Requirements document is currently posted on the Safety Group web site (www.safetygroups.ca). • The common action plan element for 2015 will be Joint Health and Safety Committee or Health and Safety Representative (B-2) • Four additional action plan elements from the appropriate program categories must be selected • Members must maintain all previous action plan elements www.safetygroups.ca 5 2015 Northern Ontario Safety Group Workshop Year 1-5 firms: • Review, discuss and share best practices with regard to the 2015 Common Element “Joint Health and Safety Committee or Health and Safety Representative (B-2)”. (see handout) * Report back to the full group on your discussion Safety Group Advantage Program Firms: • Break into groups and review/discuss identified upgrades to the 2015 Safety Group Advantage Program Employer Requirements (see handout) * Report back to the full group on the upgrades to the 2015 SGAP www.safetygroups.ca 6 2015 SGAP Requirements 1. Written & Implement HSMS Audit Standard 2. Internal Auditor Training 3. Review of 2014 Audit 4. Complete the HSMS Audit (with RTW Section) 5. Develop and Start Continual Improvement Plan www.safetygroups.ca 7 7 2015 Applications & Registration Fee • All 2014 Safety Group participating firms participating in the Safety Group incentive program are eligible to submit an application and registration fee to participate in the program in 2015 (see handout) • The 2015 registration fee will cover the cost of meeting rooms, coffee and photocopies for all 2015 Safety Group meetings. • The application needs to be complete and legible • Need to be signed by senior manager • The registration fee is to be forwarded with the application or your firm can be invoiced. Payment must be received by no later than February 28, 2015. • Applying to only one sponsor per account • The applications can be submit up to December 17, 2014 www.safetygroups.ca 8 Northern Ontario Safety Group Executive Committee Northern Ontario Safety Group Executive Committee is soliciting members from each community and various industry sectors. • 10 Committee members will provide guidance to the health and safety association leads in advancing and guiding the safety group program throughout the year • Three meetings per year (approximately 1 hour in length) • All meetings will be conducted by conference call • Applications are available in your Safety Group packages www.safetygroups.ca 9 Congratulation on your success The Safety Group has now achieved 14 years in existence with significant success. • Significant advancements in participating member health and safety programs have resulted in consistent and positive impact on injury reductions (2013 experience resulted in a 16% reduction in lost time injury frequency and 24% reduction in lost time injury severity • A successful forum for networking and sharing of best practices • Annual rebates achieved during each participating year On behalf of your Health and Safety Association sponsors (WSN, WSPS, PSHSA and IHSA), congratulations on the achievements realized through the Safety Group initiative. Your ongoing commitment to eliminating workplace injuries continues to make our workplaces safer and healthier for all workers www.safetygroups.ca 10