Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
The health and safety responsibilities procedure outlines your organisation's process for allocating health and safety responsibilities (the responsibilities are listed on the Health and Safety Responsibilities form). The procedure is a combination of describing the process as well as step-by-step instructions for putting it into place. Each procedure follows an overall process of why, how, who, when, review and includes a list of the other related documents that can be used.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
Added into each procedure is the PDCA cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Act) which provides the format for continuous improvement.
