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Who is primarily responsible for implementing and enforcing the company's loss control and safety and health programs?

Corporate Executives

First Line Supervisors

The key idea is that day-to-day safety on the job site is managed by those who oversee the workers directly. First-line supervisors translate safety policies into real actions, oversee daily tasks, and ensure everyone follows the rules. They conduct briefings, verify that hazards are controlled, ensure proper use of PPE, coach workers on safe practices, and take corrective action or stop work when conditions are unsafe. They’re the link between management’s safety direction and the crew’s daily behavior, so they bear the primary responsibility for implementing and enforcing the program.

While executives set policy and provide resources, safety committees offer input and worker involvement, and external consultants provide specialized guidance, they don’t carry the day-to-day enforcement role.

Safety Committee

External Consultants

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