02 — Capability · BC-810
Health & Safety
Send every worker, contractor and visitor home in the same condition they arrived, by finding hazards before they hurt someone, responding well when they do, and learning from each incident so it is not repeated.
- Occupational Health & Safety
- EHS (Safety)
- Workplace Safety
- HSE
In scope
- Hazard identification and risk assessment for work activities and workplaces
- Incident reporting, investigation and corrective action
- Safety training, permits and the controls that make dangerous work routine
- Occupational health programs and fitness-for-duty
Out of scope
- Environmental permits and emissions (see BC-820)
- Site access control and guarding (see BC-840)
- Shop-floor safety programs specific to a plant (see BC-1160)
Decomposes into · 6
- BC-810.10Hazard & Risk AssessmentKnow what can hurt people in each workplace and task before work starts, rank those hazards honestly and decide the control that removes or reduces each one.
- BC-810.20Incident Management & InvestigationCapture every injury, illness and near miss, find the causes behind the obvious one and close the actions that stop it recurring.
- BC-810.30Safe Work Practices & PermitsPut the rules of safe work in writing, control the high-risk activities with permits and make sure the protective equipment people rely on is right and in reach.
- BC-810.40Safety Training & CompetenceMake sure every person doing a task has been trained for it, is still certified for it and understood the training rather than merely attended it.
- BC-810.50Occupational HealthProtect people from the slow harms of work — noise, dust, chemicals, repetitive strain, fatigue — and confirm they are fit for the work they are assigned.
- BC-810.60Safety Performance & CultureMeasure how safe the organization actually is, not just how many forms it filed, and build the habits that make people speak up before something goes wrong.