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1 Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Installations & Environment Safety and Occupational Health Program DUSD (I&E) SOH 3 Jun 02 1
2 Briefing Purpose Inform: DUSD(I&E) Role and Initiatives DoD Safety & Occupational Health Strategy Workgroup Interaction Provide: Focus Areas / Direction Planning 2
3 Charter: DUSD(I&E) Safety & Occupational Health Protect DoD People, Facilities & Equipment, Worldwide Strategy: Reduce Risk, Loss of Life & Property Damage Reduce Liability Preserve Mission Capability Deliverables: Policy Advocacy Oversight 3
4 DoD SOH Related Working Groups Deployment Health DUSD (P&R) PSHPC Prevention, Safety & Health Promotion Council IOIPC Injury & Occ Illness Prev Committee JPMPG Joint Prev Med Policy Group JESWG (Joint Env Surv WG) Lost Workday IPT AFEB (Armed Forces Epi Board) DOHP Executive Agent DASA(ESOH) DUSD (I&E) ESOHPB Environment, Safety & Occ Health Policy Board DASF Defense Agency Safety Forum SOHC Safety & Occ Health Committee Industrial Hygiene WG Ergonomics WG Hearing Conservation WG OH/Med Surveillance Coord Committee LSSWG TERP Haz Materials Info Systems WG Injury & Illness Surveillance WG Occupational Radiation Policy WG SOH Training Subcommittee Acquisition ESOH IPT * Fire EMS WG 4
5 Strategy to Policy Integration DUSD(I&E) Policy Advocacy Oversight Action Agent Prevention Committees SOHC, DASF & WGs Acquisition ESOH IPT Lost Work Day IPT Fire Working Group Functional Area Plans Focus Area Plans ESOH PB Communication & Crossfeed Prevention Council Joint Services Safety Chiefs DoD Health Center Chiefs 5
6 Systematic Approach Policy SECDEF Letter Goals Management Review NSC Report SOH IPR ESOHPB Annual Report - DOL Checking/Correction Action SOHC Execution Review Performance Measurement Planning Aspects Working Groups Regulatory Requirements Objectives / Targets Resourcing Implementation/Operation Worker Safety Demo Lost Work Day IPT ESOH Integration Homeland Defense Acquisitions Operations Operational Controls Roles/Responsibilities Information Management Communications 6
7 Safety & Occupational Health Initiatives National Safety Council Review SOH In Progress Review Worker Safety Demonstration SECDEF Lost Day Tasker ESOH Integration into Military Operations ESOH Integration into Homeland Defense 7
8 National Safety Council What is it Independent Review of DoD SOH Private Sector experts SOH leaders Why is it Important SECDEF interest Readiness Performance Direction Demonstrate Leadership Continuing, Strong, Personal Commitment Oversight at DEPSECDEF Level SOH in DPG & MPG Uniform Performance Measurement Authority, Personnel, Resources Identify & Improve Focus Areas Status Report Final 1 Dec 01 Implementation planning underway Endstate DOD SOH Strategy Action Plan 8
9 SOH In Progress Review What is it Self Assessment of SOH program Why is it Important Direction PMV fatalities Deployment Involvement Improve Emergency Service Acquisition Involvement Improve Homeland Defense Identify program gaps Readiness Performance Status IPR held Jan 2002 Trends summary Focus Area ID Action Planning Endstate Action Plan Consistent Reporting 9
10 Worker Safety Demonstration What is it Congressionally Mandated Program Best Work Safety Practices Adopt Private Sector Models Why is it Important Performance Readiness Injury / Illness Direct / Indirect costs Status 2 Sites / Service + 2 Defense Agencies Demos underway Interim Report (Dec 2001) Direction Final Report (Dec 2002) Endstate DoD Wide program improvements Private Sector Compatibility 10
11 SECDEF Lost Day Tasker What is it SECDEF Question: How many lost days does the Department have each year (for military and civilians) due to injury? Why is it Important SECDEF interest Not a simple answer Status GO / SES Level IPT Chartered Investigating payroll as data source Need sources for military Direction Consistent Data Quick Access Responsiveness Endstate Accurate program measurement Consistent / Accurate Data Web-enabled Lessons-Learned Action Plan 11
12 ESOH Integration Into Military Operations What is it Policies / Programs to imbed ESOH Why is it Important Direction Develop DoD Policy Influence Joint Doctrine Leverage International Cooperation Readiness Force Protection Status Partnering with Intel Community CENTCOM & OEF Lessons Learned Initial data collected (Aircraft) Endstate Operational Efficiency Strong Partnerships 12
13 ESOH Integration Into Homeland Defense What is it Policies / Programs to imbed ESOH Why is it Important Readiness Force Protection Direction Develop DoD Policy Influence CBRNE Doctrine Leverage National and International Cooperation Status Partnering with AT/FP Community Pentagon & Hart Lessons Learned Working Toward Worldwide Response Capability Endstate Operational/Community Response Capability Strong Partnerships 13
14 ESOH Challenge: Tighten The Valve HAZMATS Noise Aviation High Voltage Explosives Vehicles Fire Radiation Weather Equipment Work Practices Human Error RISKS ESOH OUTCOMES Death Injury Illness Med Disability Outpatient Visits Hospitalization Reportable Disease Env Impact Clean-up 14
15 An Avalanche Begins With A Few Snowflakes 15
16 Action Plan Elements Communicate Leadership Commitment Implement / Improve Program Measurement Drive program improvement Specific Focus Areas: Reduce PMV Fatalities Improve ESOH in Deployments/Contingencies Standardize Emergency Medical Services Across DoD Improve SOH Resourcing Improve ESOH in Acquisitions 16
17 Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Installations & Environment Safety and Occupational Health Program DUSD (I&E) SOH 3 Jun 02 17
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