Safety Award Program Criteria: 2015

Safety Award Program Criteria: 2015
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We’ve simplified our Safety Award Program for 2015, but our mission remains the same: to improve safety awareness and implementation, reduce frequency and severity of accidents and give affiliates an opportunity to reduce their General Liability premiums. We believe our trimmed-down program requirements will give more affiliates the opportunity to participate.

 

Honorable Mention Criteria:

Affiliates who meet the following criteria will earn an Honorable Mention award—and a 2% premium discount on their 2016-2017 General Liability premium. Use this checklist to mark items complete: 

  1. Attend two of our webinars – A member of management will attend one ReStore webinar and one job site webinar in 2015.
  2. Twitter photo contest – Submit an entry in the Habitat safety Twitter photo contest.
  3. ReStore online safety training course – ReStore staff to complete the online ReStore safety training course.
  4. Develop a Safety Committee – The committee is to hold regular meetings, discuss all incidents and potential or actual claims, determine appropriate corrective actions and send recommendations to the Executive Director.
  5. Fall protection statement – Submit a statement by the Executive Director that fall protection equipment is being used for any roofing work done at the affiliate or that it is handled by subcontractors.
  6. Affiliate has no OSHA or state violations.

 

Grand Prize Criteria:

Affiliates who complete the following ADDITIONAL criteria will earn a Grand Prize award—and a 10% premium discount on their 2016-2017 General Liability premium. Use this checklist to mark items complete:

  1. Affiliate has a certified Competent Person – To inquire about Competent Person training and certification in your area contact HFHI Safety Program Specialist Sarah Wishon at swishon@habitat.org or 404-420-6758.
  2. Total additional safety training completed in 2015 – Consideration of all other relevant safety training completed by an affiliate’s workers, such as online safety courses, OSHA 10 and 30, Defensive Driving, First Aid, etc.
  3. Quality Safety Plans – The affiliate must have detailed written job site and ReStore (if applicable) safety plans with checks in place to ensure its practices are adhered to.
  4. Affiliate loss history in 2015 – Includes consideration of the number of claims and the total amount of any incurred losses.

 

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