PREVNEXTSUBMITMenuResourcesGlossaryNotesClear and return to MenuSearch ResultsFilterSlide TextNotesSearch in:Check to includeSearch...TermsDefinitiondefinitionresourcessearchpauseplayreplaysubmitnextpreviousvolume<html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>Welcome to this course module on responsibilities. We’ll be looking at who has safety responsibilities at FSG and what those responsibilities are. This is a short lesson but a very important one so let’s get started.</textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>First off, who is and when are you responsible for safety at FSG? The answer? Everyone and always. Everyone working for FSG is always expected to know the rules in place to keep us all safe. Everyone is always expected to be aware of the surroundings and everyone must always recognize unsafe conditions to take the appropriate corrective action. Did I say everyone? Did I say always? Ok! With over 1500 employees at FSG, Everyone and Always is a huge job. So let’s break it down into easy to digest parts based on employment position.</textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>The FSG Management is responsible for providing safe work policies and procedures, effective personal protective equipment and continuing your safety education training, which is what we’re doing here. All of our FSG Office workers are expected to know the FSG safety policies too… and to do their part in identifying unsafe conditions and then take the appropriate actions. </textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>The FSG Supervisors are responsible for providing safe work environments by ensuring that technicians have the proper tools, proper equipment... and to make sure that all FSG personnel are qualified to perform the work they are assigned to do. They’re also responsible for insuring that all FSG and Osha safety policies and procedures are performed on their jobs. </textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>Your branch FSG Safety Coordinator is responsible for insuring that all FSG and Osha safety policies and procedures are performed at this branch. Which include: Performing safety training. Conducting jobsite inspections, and audits. Vehicle inspections. And for Purchasing Personal Protective Equipment, known as PPE.</textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>The FSG Company Safety Risk Manager ensures that all OSHA and FSG safety policies and procedures are performed company wide. Which include managing claims, travelling to all of the branches making sure everyone is in compliance. Reviewing and revising training materials to maintain OSHA 300 and 300A logs. And finally, for completing Prequalification Forms.</textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>To our valued technicians, you are the onsite eyeballs and are responsible for safe work environments by using all company mandated safe work practices and reporting when necessary. This includes using and wearing all FSG required PPE - which is Personal Protective Equipment. Immediately stopping work activities that may endanger you or others. And notifying your supervisors of conditions that you know, or suspect are unsafe. </textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>So as you can see everyone always has some responsibility. And along with that responsibility comes accountability. Only with accountability can we keep our policies and procedures pure and affective. We are all held accountable when procedures are not followed and accidents happen. And if we saw it coming but did not report it, we feel the pain deeply for a tragedy that may have been avoided. We’ll get more into the accountability part as we move along the path of our safety handbook at FSG. </textformat></html><html><textformat leading='1' tabstops='[48, 96]' leftmargin='0' indent='0'>For now... you’re finished with this module. I hope you have a better understanding of your responsibilities and the responsibilities of your team members when it comes to Safety. Please take your responsibility very seriously. The lives you save may be yours or someone you know. I’ll see you in the next module.</textformat></html>