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Phone:
602-506-8601
Fax: 602-506-6496
Hours
of operation are: 5:30
am to 5:00 pm
To
contact the Safety Consultant with the specific expertise to address your
department's needs, please click on the following link - Our
Safety Team
| About
Risk Management - Safety Division |
The
Maricopa County Risk Management - Safety Division will provide leadership
through quality management, technical guidance, and consultation. We will
promote, implement and drive continuous improvement in safety through
the development of procedures, training programs, processes and services
ensuring a safe environment for employees and the community.
We will
be the leader in safety management through the implementation and sustainment
of exemplary safety programs and processes.
- Commitment
-We are committed to the ideal that safety is doing things right.
- Dedication
-We are dedicated to supporting and contributing to a safe working environment
for all employees.
- Integrity
-We conduct all business in an honest and professional manner.
- Respect
- We treat all employees as we expect to be treated, with dignity and
respect.
- Service
- We serve all employees and the community by keeping promises, providing
the highest quality service and being dependable and accurate with information.
We believe that:
- Accidents and Injuries
are preventable
- Safety can be managed
- Safety is an individual
responsibility
- Safety is a way
of life
- Nothing is more
important than employee safety
The
primary objective of the Maricopa County Safety & Loss Control Programs
is to protect the County against losses which would significantly affect
our personnel, operation, property, budget, and ability to fulfill our
responsibilities to the public. Objectives of the Safety Division's programs
are, on behalf of management, to direct all efforts toward reducing occupational
and operational risks that can threaten the continuity of the service
we provide and to maintain budget integrity. These objectives can be accomplished
by:
- Full management
support of our safety policies.
- Maintaining an
effective, comprehensive safety program.
- Identifying potential
risks and hazard awareness.
- Training employees
in safe work practices.
Safety
is a total team effort! As Maricopa County continues to develop its future
strategies in safety management systems, it is necessary that each level
of management must take a greater role in safety development. Management
commitment and front line supervision accountability is the key to sustaining
the safety process and reducing unsafe work practices.
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Third Party linked sites are not under the control of Maricopa Count and
Maricopa County is not responsible for the content of any linked site
or any link contained in a linked site. Maricopa County reserves the right
to terminate any third party link or linking program at any time. Maricopa
County does not endorse companies or product to which it links and reserves
the right to note as such on its web pages. If you decide to access any
of the third party sites linked to this Site, you do this entirely at
your own risk.
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updated: 18 Feb, 2009 jld
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