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(We are not affiliated with ISNetworld, or OSHA in any way.  OK, that being said....... )

This past year, we have sold these safety manuals to MANY businesses that needed to get their safety manuals through ISNetworld's review.  ALL have passed on their first "go-through".  No kidding. Our system works!.  

Equally important, our programs are very AFFORDABLE.


In  addition to the US, we sell to businesses in Canada, Australia and elsewhere all the time.  And without complaint.  

Here's the deal with ISNetworld and their "RAVS" (Review & Verification Services) ...

In your manual, if you address EVERY line item of every ISNetworld RAV , then you WILL PASS !

It's not arbitrary.  Those are ISNetworld Rules.   And OUR PROGRAM does just that.   It addresses every RAV line item. So you will pass.


We GUARANTEE you'll pass if you follow our simple instructions.  Everyone we have sold this to has passed.  No one has failed, using our system/product as directed.  NEVER!

We have been a proud member of the Better Business Bureau for close to 10 years, and have an A+ business rating with them.  We don't rip people off!   We are here to help you.  

Also, we have REFERENCES, if you need more assurance that we're legitimate!

We understand how you feel, so give us a call (800-205-1050 or 303-457-4506). NO obligation.

I'll walk you through this. Thanks! Frank


We can build you a CUSTOMIZED safety manual with any of the ISN chapters included and email it to you RIGHT AWAY, normally within an hour, TODAY!.  

AND, the safety manual will be written in Microsoft WORD, so you can ALSO edit it.


Which of the below 63 Safety Chapters do you need to address in your safety manual?

10 Chapters below, with the **  , are included in the 204 page manual ($249.95), further below.

Abrasive Blasting

Confined Space

**First Aid/CPR**

Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

Ionizing Radiation

NFPA 70E (Electrical)

Scaffold

Aerial Lifts

Crane Operator - Offshore

Fit for Duty

HAZWOPER/Emergency Response

**Ladder Safety**

**Noise Exposure / Hearing Protection & Conservation**

Short Service Employee

Asbestos Awareness

**Disciplinary Program**

Forklift and Motorized Industrial Truck

HAZWOPER/RCRA

Lead

Offshore Helicopter Safety

Spill Prevention and Response

Asbestos Management / Maintenance Work

Driving Safety

Gas Hazards

Heat Illness (CalOSHA)

Lockout / Tagout

**PPE Assessments / PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)**

Stop Work Authority

Behavior Based Safety

Electrical Safety - Qualified/Non-Qualified

General Safety-Health Provision

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)

Manual Lifting

Pandemic Preparedness

Subcontractor Management Plan

Benzene

Emergency Action Plan

General Waste Management

Incident Investigation and Reporting

Marine Transportation

Process Safety Management

Trenching, Shoring & Excavation

**Bloodborne Pathogens**

**Fall Protection**

Grounding Conductor Program

Injury/Illness Recordkeeping

Mobile Crane - Onshore

Respiratory Protection

Vacuum Trucks

Cadmium

Fatigue Management

**Hand & Power Tools-General**

Injury and lllness Prevention Program (CalOSHA)

Mobile Equipment

Rigging Material Handling

Water Survival / Offshore Orientation

Compressed Gas Cylinders

**Fire Protection/Extinguishers**

**HAZCOM**

In Plant Rail Safety

Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM)

Rigging Offshore

Welding, Cutting & Hot Work

OK, for starters, you need to do three things before you even think about submitting your safety manual to ISNetworld:

 1)  Get the list of every RAVS chapter you will need to address in your safety manual from ISNetworld.  There are going to be 5 - 20 chapters depending on the line of work you are in.

 2)  Print  ON PAPER  a "hard copy" of every RAVS Checklist that you will need to submit.  You will need to write on this "hard copy" the page number where each RAVS checklist line item is addressed in your manual.  ISNetworld needs to know the page number when you submit your completed manual to them.

3)  You need to double check my work and edit ** your manual before sending your manual off to ISN.  Call me at 800-205-1050 if you encounter any discrepancies between my material and your ISNetworld RAVS, before you submit.  I'll work with you to get it current and right.

**(edit??   What does he  mean "edit" ?  I know.  But it's really not that hard.  Some editing is as simple as adding your emergency phone numbers!   Anyway, call me.  800-205-1050.  I'll walk you thorough the process to make it as easy as possible.  No obligation!  Thanks.  Like I said, it's not hard.  Call me.....  Frank)



Long story, short, below is the Disciplinary Chapter example after we did our work.  We did 63 different chapters!

(Note: The Disciplinary  Program chapter you will receive will look like the below, with the different colored font lettering.  Before you submit your completed manual to ISN, DELETE the different 3-letter labels (Note: "DSP" is the...  and DSP1  Line-Item #1).  Then, change the colored (The employee's supervisor...) lettering in the document back to BLACK.


Disciplinary Program

Program chapter  

Role of Disciplinary Systems in the Workplace: Note: DSP is the 3-letter label for this Disciplinary

The disciplinary system does not exist primarily to punish employees. Its purpose should be to control the work environment so that workers are protected and accidents are prevented. A disciplinary system helps ensure workplace safety and health by letting the Company's employees know what is expected of them. It provides workers with opportunities to correct their behavior before an accident happens.

(DSP1       Line-Item #1--   Does program address positions responsible for enforcement of disciplinary program?)

A disciplinary system is one of the keys to successfully implementing the Company's safety and health program. It ensures that the Company's rules and safe working practices are taken seriously by employees and are actually followed. It lets employees know how the Company expects them to operate in relation to the goals of the Company's safety and health program. And it lays out the actions the Company will take if individuals do not meet the Company's expectations. The employee's supervisor and all members of management are responsible for the enforcement of this disciplinary program.

A disciplinary system cannot work in a vacuum. Before the Company can hold employees accountable for their actions, the Company first needs to establish its safety and health policy and disciplinary rules.

Policy Statement:

Employees need to know the Company's position on safety and health and what the Company expects of them. They need a clear understanding of the rules and the consequences of breaking those rules. This is true in all areas of work, but it is especially important for worker safety and health. As part of the policy statement, and in the employee safety handbook, the Company has a written statement setting forth the Company's disciplinary policy. Company managers and supervisors will always be on the lookout for safety violations and will conscientiously and vigorously enforce the Company's commitment to safety.

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.Sgens instruction tag is BBP, Fall Protection is FLL, Ladder is LDD, etc.See the red "Note:  DSP is..." font lettering on the left?  "DSP" stands for the Disciplinary Chapter. The Bloodborne Pathogen's instruction tag is BBP, Fall

Fall

FAProtection is FLL, Ladder is LDD, etc.

<<< See the red "Note:  DSP is..." font lettering on the left?  "DSP" stands for the Disciplinary Chapter. The Bloodborne Pathogens  3-letter label is BBP, Fall Protection is FLL, Ladder is LDD, etc.

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<<<< See the "DSP1" line-item location note on the left?  DSP means Disciplinary and the 1 stands for the first RAV checklist item 


When you want to find where DSP1 is addressed in your manual, use Microsoft's "Find "Option (Ctrl-F). Type DSP1 in the "Find what:" box.  The computer will take you directly to location note  DSP1. Then, you just look at the bottom of the page and write down the page number on your printed paper RAV.  In the left example, DSP1 is on page 96, 2nd paragraph.S
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<< The gold font on the left, "the employee's supervisor...", is what addresses the Disciplinary  RAVS checklist item DSP1 within the document

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.(Please note, in this case, line-item DSP1 is on page 96,  and DSP2 is on page 97.  Write this page number down, next to the corresponding RAV line item, on your ISN RAVS paper checklist.  You need to tell ISN what page number the different RAV line-items are on) .

(Please note, in this case, line-item DSP1 is on page 96, 2nd paragraph,  and DSP2 is on page 97, 2nd paragraph and 18 bullets.  Write this page number down, next to the corresponding RAV line item, on your ISN RAVS paper checklist.  You will need to tell ISN what page number  your manual addresses their different RAV line-items) .

Employee Information and Training:

It is important that employees understand the system and have a reference to turn to if they have any questions. Therefore, in addition to issuing a written statement of the Company's disciplinary policy, the Company has drawn up a list of what it considers major violations of Company policy and less serious violations. This list specifies the disciplinary actions that will be taken for first, second, or repeated offenses. The Company will use the 5 Step Disciplinary System listed in Appendix B to correct minor, "General Offences" (that are listed on the next page).

(DSP2     Line-Item #2 Does program address as to what constitutes a safety violation)

What constitutes a Company safety violation?  The below two sections list the most common Company violations.  Some are related to safety, whereas others are related to Company policy. These sections are just a partial list....other violations may exist that are not yet listed and will be addressed as they occur.  For any activity you question which is NOT on this list, please contact your management Safety representative for a decision.

The list for immediate termination and grounds for immediate discharge are:

1) Drinking alcohol, and/or drug abuse prior to or during working hours

2) Fighting, provoking or engaging in an act of violence against another person on Company property

3) Theft

4) Willful damage to property

5) Failure to wear Personal Protective Equipment (eye protection, hearing protection, safety helmets, etc.)

6) Abuse of selected Personal Protective Equipment.

7) Not using safety harnesses and lanyards when there is a potential for falling

8) Removing and/or making inoperative safety guards on tools and equipment

9) Tampering with machine safeguards or removing machine tags or locks

10) Removing barriers and/or guardrails and not replacing them

11) Failure to follow recognized industry practices

12) Failure to follow rules regarding the use of company equipment or materials

13) Major traffic violations while using a company vehicle

14) Engaging in dangerous horseplay

15) Not following verbal or written safety procedures, guidelines, and rules

16) Failure to conduct required Physical Inspections by Company Officials

17) Failure to notify the Company of a hazardous situation, and

18) Other major violations of Company rules or policies

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Please note: Our Disciplinary Program chapter is 8 pages long.  We only put the first 2 pages here, as an example.  There's More!

DSP2  (location note) Line item 2 on the left is a reference to ISNetworld's Disciplinary RAV for their second line item.  See below..... 

For Info.....

Disciplinary - ISN Review and Verification Services (RAVS)
1

(This is DSP1)

Reference: Owner Requirement

Requirements: Does program address positions responsible for enforcement of disciplinary program?

Additional Comments: Safety department, project manager, project superintendent and/or foreman

2

(This is DSP2)

Reference: Owner Requirement

Requirements: Does program address as to what constitutes a safety violation?

(See the  left DSP2 Line Item #2 location note and the corresponding gold font 18 item list??

Additional Comments: Not following verbal or written safety procedures, guidelines, rules, horseplay, failure to wear selected PPE, abuse of selected PPE, etc.

(the gold text on the left describes what ISN requires in their 2nd RAV)

3

(This is DSP3)

Reference: Owner Requirement

Requirements: Does program specify procedures after issuing a safety violation notice?

Additional Comments: Meet with employee(s) to discuss the infraction &  inform individual(s) of the rule or procedure that was violated and the corrective action to be taken.

4

(This is DSP4)

Reference: Owner Requirement

Requirements: Does program address supervisory responsibility for commitment to safety goals

Additional Comments: Physical inspections by company officials that indicate violations showing overall lack of commitment to safety goals shall be under the same level of disciplinary actions.

IMPORTANT!!=>  When you submit your final manuscript to ISNetworld, DO NOT leave the font color red or gold or blue  or green like on the left examples, above.  Change the font lettering color to BLACK.  Your final Text should be black.  Also, DO NOT leave the different location notes, "DSP1 Line Item 1", or "Note: DSP is the 3-letter label for the Disciplinary Program chapter"  stuff in your manual.  Delete these instruction & location notes.  Your completed document needs to be in BLACK text/font, NO Colored Text!  

If you leave the instruction/location notes in your final manual and/or leave the text colored, they will kick your manual back to you.


We put together a "package deal" that includes our basic safety manual  (bottom left) and 10 ISNetworld chapters (bottom right).  It will include your company/business name (where it says Xyz Company) (in black text) throughout the manual and you can have it within an hour!
(Your Manual will not be a "split screen" like the above samples!).

Xyz Company

Table of Contents
Page
Safety and Health Policy Statement

1

Safety Education and Training Program

2

Safety and Health Communication

5

Hazard Identification and Communication

7

MSDS Responsibilities

11

Safety Inspection Checklist

14

Employee Safety Handbook

18

Accident and Incident Reporting

23

First Aid and Medical Treatment in Office Procedures

23

Personal Protective Equipment in Office Procedures

30

Machinery Tag Out Program

32

Hazard Prevention and Control

34

Property Maintenance

35

Liability Report Form

36

Emergency Action Plan

37

OSHA Inspection

46

Questions an OSHA Compliance Officer Might Ask

53

OSHA Civil Penalties

55

OSHA Record Keeping and Posting Requirements

57

Common OSHA Violations

59

Bloodborne Pathogens in Office Procedures

60

Hazardous Material Spill Response

65

---------- This basic manual is $69.95 with your phone in discount ---------

.Xyz Company

Table of Contents
Page
Bloodborne Pathogens

67

Disciplinary Program

96

Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)

105

First Aid / CPR

110

Personal Protective Equipment

118

Fire Protection and Extinguishers

135

Fall Protection 

146

Ladder Safety

159

General Shop and Hand Tool Safety

167

Noise and Hearing Conservation Program

189

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(this manual with 10 add-on ISN chapters is 204 pages long!)

The 204 page manual (with your Company name), is $249.95 (Option 2).

See our price schedule table, below

Our Price Schedule ...Ordering Page - Click HERE...
65 pg Basic Safety Manual with your Company name (edited) in it. Includes the recession discount $69.95
63 ISNetworld  Topic/Chapters, in bulk, no editing. Includes the recession discount $350 for all 63 or $35 each
65 pg Basic Safety Manual  (edited) + 63 ISN Chapters, no editing.  Includes the recession discount $399.95
"We Build It" Option 1:   65 pg Basic Manual + ANY of the 63 ISN chapters.  Your name in chapters, page numbered, additional Table of Contents page behind the basic one $69.95 + $30/chapter (edited - see list below)
"We Build It" Option 2:  Basic Manual with the 10 ISN chapters/topics already added {204 pages Edited}. Your name in the manual and ISN chapters.  Emailed to you within an hour.  Makes a good starting point for you.  You pick up where we left off!  See "Table of Contents" above and right. $249.95 (edited)
"We Build It" Option 3:  Option 2 ~ (204 page manual-Edited)  ~  PLUS any additional Chapter(s) you want (from the 63) (edited - see list below).  We will include your Company name and page number the add-on chapters. We will also add the additional chapter names to the Table of Contents page.  AND Email it to you within an hour! $249.95 + $30 per chapter (edited - see list below)

"We Build It" Option 4:  Option 2  ~  (204 Page Manual-Edited) ~  PLUS all 63 chapters (in bulk, we don't edit the chapters...we only edit the 10 chapters in your 204 page manual). AND, we Email everything to you within an hour, TODAY!

$449.95

(A lot of people get this package!)

"We Build It" Option 5:   Option 4 PLUS  you pick more chapters (in addition to the 10 ISN) for us to edit . We put your name in the additional chapters (edited - see list below) , page number them and add to the Table of Contents page.       AND, we Email everything to you, TODAY! $449.95 + $30/chapter (edited - see list below)
One last thing.  Since the first of the year, ISNetworld has been asking to see a copy of different Companies' Safety TRAINING Program.  Well, we have one that meets their requirements.  It consists of 80 different safety lessons/topics, all are written in Microsoft WORD and costs $150.  We can EMAIL them over to you TODAY as well.  Just something to remember if they "throw this at you" later.  Here's a link to the website, for more details and samples:

AFFORDABLE  Safety Lesson Plans and Safety Training Program

$150.00

For 80 different safety lessons, quizes, sign-in sheets, & scheduling form

You're good at your job, and we're good at ours.  We don't mess around and waste your time.  We "knock this manual out"  and Email everything over to you today, within an hour (during business hours).  If we build you a manual that includes more than the 10 add-on chapters, it may take longer than an hour.  BUT, we will work on your manual and have it over to you before we go to bed tonight, so you'll have it tomorrow morning. We know you still have work to do with the manual after you get it, so we get it to you ASAP, TODAY.  

We will also copy it to a CD and mail it to you as a back-up.

Remember, everything is written in Microsoft WORD. So you can edit, add to, change, delete, move around, ANYTHING! And if you screw it up, call me. I'll email it to you again. No charge.

Questions?

Call Frank  1-800-205-1050 or   303-457-4506

Want us to delete/edit-out the "Note: DSP is the Find 3-letter instruction line-item", and label tags (DSP1 line item 1)  from your 204 page manual?  Please Click here for details >>  ...EDIT OPTION - Click HERE...

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List of 63 Safety Chapters we have reviewed and written to address ISNetworld RAVS checklists  

10 Chapters below, with the **  , are already included in the 204 page manual ($249.95), above.

Abrasive Blasting

Confined Space

**First Aid/CPR**

Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

Ionizing Radiation

NFPA 70E (Electrical)

Scaffold

Aerial Lifts

Crane Operator - Offshore

Fit for Duty

HAZWOPER/Emergency Response

**Ladder Safety**

**Noise Exposure / Hearing Protection & Conservation**

Short Service Employee

Asbestos Awareness

**Disciplinary Program**

Forklift and Motorized Industrial Truck

HAZWOPER/RCRA

Lead

Offshore Helicopter Safety

Spill Prevention and Response

Asbestos Management / Maintenance Work

Driving Safety

Gas Hazards

Heat Illness (CalOSHA)

Lockout / Tagout

**PPE Assessments / PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)**

Stop Work Authority

Behavior Based Safety

Electrical Safety - Qualified/Non-Qualified

General Safety-Health Provision

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)

Manual Lifting

Pandemic Preparedness

Subcontractor Management Plan

Benzene

Emergency Action Plan

General Waste Management

Incident Investigation and Reporting

Marine Transportation

Process Safety Management

Trenching, Shoring & Excavation

**Bloodborne Pathogens**

**Fall Protection**

Grounding Conductor Program

Injury/Illness Recordkeeping

Mobile Crane - Onshore

Respiratory Protection

Vacuum Trucks

Cadmium

Fatigue Management

**Hand & Power Tools-General**

Injury and lllness Prevention Program (CalOSHA)

Mobile Equipment

Rigging Material Handling

Water Survival / Offshore Orientation

Compressed Gas Cylinders

**Fire Protection/Extinguishers**

**HAZCOM**

In Plant Rail Safety

Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM)

Rigging Offshore

Welding, Cutting & Hot Work


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A mini computer class....

To find the page number where each of the instruction note label/anchor tags  (like DSP1, or BBP5, or others) are in your completed manual, press down on the two keys, Ctrl & F, at the same time.  A 'Find and Replace' Dialog box will come up.  It will ask, "Find what:  ".  Type in the word you want to look for in the box to the right of the "Find what:  " words, like the DSP1.  Then click on the "Find next" box.  When the computer stops at the word DSP1 in your manual, you can then scroll down and see what page number DSP1 is on.  After you write down the page number, on your paper RAVS checklist, you should now delete the DSP1 reference in your manual, and change the text font color to black.   Also, you should check your manual to see if there are any other references to DSP1.   Then continue to the next label/anchor tag, type in DSP2 in the "Find what:  " box.  And so on.  

If you're still confused, call Frank at 800-205-1050.  I'll walk you through it.  NO Problem!  and NO CHARGE !

By the way.  If, when you first open the 'Find what' box and you see small print that says: "Options:   Search Down", you'll want to change this.   Click on the "More" box and click on the little down arrows next to the word "Down"  and make the word "All" show up.  Then click on the "Less" box.


Final notes:

Our Page Set-Up Margins are 0.7",  left, right, top, bottom

Our document text is written in style ''Times New Roman'", font size 14.

Change 'the Employer', 'employer' , and 'the Company' to your company name (Jones Plumbing etc.). Do not leave the name "generic".

This is Copyrighted Stuff, by the way....... Please don't pirate my stuff.  I know you won't.


Questions? or to Place an ORDER?  Please call Frank:  800-205-1050 or 001-303-457-4506 (International)

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