Presentation by Kathy A. Seabrook, CSP, CMIOSH (UK), President, Global Solutions, Inc. at the American Society of Safety Engineers Annual Professional Development Conference. June 2011

1. 2011 Global
Safety & Health
Briefing
ASSE PDC
Chicago
Kathy A. Seabrook, CSP, CMIOSH (UK)
Global Solutions, Inc.
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2. Global Fluency
ISO
Unifying
Management
Systems

3. © 2011 Global Solutions, Inc. Source: EtQ Management Consultants

4. ISO 31000
ISO 26000
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5. Context of the
Organization
Leadership
Planning
Support
Operation
Performance
More info: Evaluation
http://ohsas18001expert.com/2011/01/14/high- Improvement
level-structure-for-ms-standards/
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6. US OHSMS Alignment With other
standards
ANSI Z10
Revision
Status
Diagram source: Karn G. Bulsuk
(http://blog.bulsuk.com

7. Drive and
Direct
Sustainability
Reporting
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9. Lagging Indicators:
Days lost, recordable
and Restricted case
Safety integrated in rates - Supply chain
Sustainability
Performance Reporting
Leading Indicators:
Haz Indent & Risk
Assessment

10. Emerging
Chemical Risks
2009

11. Outsourcing... Poor Knowledge
of Risks

12. Accident Free
Maintenance
http://osha.europa.eu/en/campaigns/hw2010/

14. Who Owns the
Risk?

15. Hot
Work
Operational Processes
Risks
Confined Cranes
Spaces
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16. LOTO, Confined Space,
Respiratory Protection
or
Managing the Robust Contractor Safety
Program
Risk
RISK EHS
RISK OWNER PROGRAM
Risk
Assessment

17. China!
“If it cannot be done,
“If it can be done, it will it will not be done.”
be done.”
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19. Similarities/Differences
Infrastructure
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20. 1st Professional Meeting
Mr. Huang Yi –
Afternoon of Nov. 8, 2010
Chief Engineer &
The State Administration of
Deputy Director
Work Safety (SAWS) - Beijing
General
Spokesman: Mr. Huang Yi
Chief Engineer & Deputy
Director General
The State Administration
of Work Safety (SAWS) –
Beijing
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21. State
Administration
of Work Safety
(SAWS)

22. “Safety Production”State Run,
Privatized &
S Multinational
Enterprises

23. Education, legislation & enforcement
SAWS Safety Standards, Fines, Shutdowns
MINING
Focus State Inspections/employee input
Down 18% from the previous year.
.
2/3 of
Electricity in
2009 - 2,631 coal miners
China from
(7/day) died in 1,616 mine Coal
accidents
2002 – peak 6,995 deaths © 2011 Global Solutions, Inc.

24. Some serious growth

25. And some serious problems
Photo by
Ethan Arpi

26. Big time
problems

27. China Environmental Law
Ministry of
Information Industry
PHASE I
Max Conc Values –
Pollution Control Phase II
marks Chem in Electronic
products, GHS,
phasing out of HS

28. Concept of S&H
Business Understanding
Integration & Skills

29. CHINA – Baosteel Group Corp.
26 sq mile site

30. CHINA – Baosteel Group Corp.
Technology &
S&H Skills

31. CHINA – Baosteel Group Corp
2012
60 Million Tons
2010
40 Million Tons
Produced

32. Shanghai Multinational
Safety “Safety Culture”
Enforcement
Professionals
Networking
Meeting
Knowledge
of OSHA
Competence: CSP +
China Safety Engineer
Certification
Best
Practices

33. Source: New York Times May 21, 2011
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34. China’s Bright Maglev –
Future
Pudong New
District,
Shanghai
268 mph
8 minutes!
Shanghai Port-
Largest
Container Port
in World
Beijing
Financial
Street

35. CHANGE

36. Global Business Acumen
+
SHE Knowledge =
YOUR SUCCESS

37. Is China on YOUR Radar Screen?
“Once the world has been
flattened and the new forms of
collaboration made available to
more and more people, the
winners will be those who learn
“The World is Flat”
the habits, processes and skills
most quickly.” Thomas Friedman
NY Times Columnist
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