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This book is intended to help people newly involved in the development of workplace safety and health programs to understand principles and concepts that can help them roll out what is often referred to as a “safety program”.



This book is intended to help people newly involved in the development of workplace safety and health programs to understand principles and concepts that can help them roll out what is often referred to as a “safety program.” It introduces the safety and health landscape in simple terms and provides a framework for common program start-up or program improvement action steps.

Providing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a primer on how to think about and go about creating a safety program, this book presents a higher-level overview, framework models and suggestions, resource information, and shares concepts that can help readers not only meet regulatory requirements but also provide true value to the organization. Safety consultant Greg G. Zigulis presents readers with an accessible overview of the types of things that should be known and considered in order to create and run an effective and sustainable health and safety program.

Written for a broad professional readership, this book will be invaluable for all SME businesspersons and practitioners who need a seasoned expert to provide an understandable introduction to safety programs, whatever their situation. It’s particularly relevant to start-ups and people given responsibility for workplace safety without a background in this area.

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"In his new book Greg Zigulis applies his over 40 years experience to the implementation of occupational safety and health programs. He de-mystifies the process of gathering essential information from regulators, evaluating and controlling workplace hazards, and ensuring workplace safety and health in the long term. The wealth of information presented in this book makes it a valuable reference for anyone striving to prevent worker injuries, illnesses and fatalities." Michael D. Seymour MS, MPH, CIH (ret.)

As someone who has spent more than 25 years leading manufacturing operations and transformations across multiple industries, I can say with confidence that Health and Safety Programs in Small and Medium-sized Businesses fills a critical gap. Gregory Zigulis brings clarity and practicality to a topic that too often gets lost in regulatory complexity or reduced to checklists.

This book does what few others do, it makes safety programs both understandable and actionable for leaders who may not have a technical safety background but know that protecting people and sustaining operations are non-negotiable. The guidance offered here is grounded in real-world experience and written in a way that equips organizations to build programs that actually work, not binders that gather dust.

For business leaders, operations executives, and anyone responsible for building or improving safety programs, this is an essential resource that connects compliance, culture, and performance. Gregory has given organizations a roadmap to not only meet their obligations, but to create safer, stronger, and more resilient workplaces." Kenneth J. Gembel, Ph.D., Senior P&L and Operations Executive

"As an environmental, health, and safety educator and contributor to industry standards, I strongly recommend this book. It delivers clear, accessible guidance perfect for small and medium-sized enterprises starting out in safety management." Dr. Georgi Popov, CSP, QEP, SMP, ARM, CMC, FASSP, FAIHA, Professor, University of Central Missouri

"I really enjoyed reading Health and Safety Programs in Small and Medium-sized Businesses. Interested personnel can read this book and take immediate steps toward continuous improvement of occupational safety. As a safety professional for 50 years and an advocate of lean manufacturing and lean thinking for 45 of those years, I have read only a few books that kept me nodding all the way through. The book resonated with me on many counts." Michael A. Taubitz, General Motors Global Safety Director (retired), Chief Consultant, Lean Journey LLC

"Any book with an Alice in Wonderland quote sticks with me! Often EHS pros at SMBs are there 'accidentally' and lack direction by no fault of their own. Theyre looking for someone to tell them 'please, which way I ought to go from here?'

Whether intentionally or not, Greg has provided a resource that can be read in order or by section as needed, and referred to again and again. Its meant for those newly involved in safety, but I found it to be a straightforward refresher for someone with experience as well.

If youve hired or promoted someone into a safety role with limited experience, please gift them this book!

I like that Greg asks readers to send him success stories; this book is designed to ensure the success of safety pros in SMB settings." Abby Ferri, Director, Networks, National Safety Council (NSC)

1. The Value of Occupational Safety and Health Programs
2. Sources of
Requirements
3. Finding Regulatory and Guidance Information
4. What Causes
Injuries?
5. Program Elements and Structure
6. Thoughts on Program
Prioritization and Rollout
7. Who Should Do the Work?
8. Programs and
Systems: Whats the Difference?
9. The Safety Market
10. What Have Others
Done? Some Learning Examples
11. Consider Prevention through Design (PtD)
12.
Where to Get OSH Help
Gregory G. Zigulis has more than 40 years of safety, health, and environmental experience within different industries and is active in consulting related to program development and implementation. He is an active member of national standards development committees and advisory bodies on Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, and is experienced in addressing occupational hazards and risks via design, redesign, and other processes.