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Finance Directorate

OHSAS 18001 Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series

The BNL Finance Directorate is dedicated to providing a healthy and safe work environment for employees, contractors and visitors. To help achieve this goal, the OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series) specifications have been used to develop a comprehensive Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) management system, a vital part of an Integrated Safety Management (ISM) program. We are committed to achieving OHSAS registration for all operations as a primary mechanism to eliminate or minimize OSH risks in their activities.

Our commitment is to implement, maintain and continually improve an OSH management system that:

  • Clearly states occupational health and safety policies, programs and objectives appropriate for our operations,
  • Identifies occupational health and safety risks and legal requirements,
  • Takes a proactive approach to occupational health and safety risks and involves employees in the development and implementation of procedures,
  • Controls or eliminate risks to prevent accidents,
  • Monitors occupational health and safety system performance, and
  • Ensures continual reviews, evaluation, and improvement of the system.

Finance OSH Representative: Nicole Bernholc

OSH Management Point of Contact: Toni Hoffmann
Laboratory OSH Representative: Pat Williams

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OSH Documents

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Job Risk Assessment Priority List - PDF Version
JRA# Title Tasks Priority
JRA-DI-01 Office Work Computer work - typing/mouse; phone use; desk work; manual office tasks – filing, copy machine, hole punch, staplers, printers, light manual lifting of office supplies, water bottles, equipment, storage boxes; use of scanners – lifting of lids on a constant basis Low
JRA-DI-02 Walking Walking to parking lots, in hallways and in offices; using elevators; using stairs – indoors and outdoors, and entrance stairs; walking on sidewalks and other outdoor paved surfaces Low
JRA-DI-03 Driving Entering/exiting parked vehicles; driving car/light truck around site; entering/exiting gate Low
JRA-DI-04 Cashier Function Cashier - Pick up cash from onsite TFCU, reimburse petty cash, receive cash deposits; TFCU – transport cash from facility to ATM site and from ATM site to facility Low
Facility Risk Assessment Priority List
FRA# Title Locations Priority
FRA-01-Bldg. 1005,460 General Office Space Buildings 460, 1005 Low
FRA-01-Bldg. 400 (doc) See BNL-FRA-01 for Building 400 Building 400 Low

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Last Modified: June 18, 2008
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