What does ACCPP mean in COMPANIES & FIRMS

The ACCCPP stands for Accident Compensation Corporation Partnership Programme. It is a collaborative effort between the Government, community and health providers to reduce risks associated with workplace injuries and illnesses, and to improve outcomes for those affected.

The main objectives of the ACCCPP are to reduce illness, injury, disability and death due to workplace accidents; to promote safer work practices; and to share responsibility between employers, employees and government in creating a safe working environment.

The ACCPP serves employers, workers, health providers, community organisations and injured workers seeking assistance. Through its partnerships it is aimed at providing a comprehensive safety management system to ensure that all workers have access to effective prevention programs that minimize injuries.

The ACCPP works by creating partnerships between employers, workers and government agencies to facilitate information sharing about best practice in accident prevention across industries. It works with employers to create initiatives such as workplace inspections and health & safety training courses for employees. Additionally it provides advice on legal obligations related to workplace safety issues and how these can be managed effectively.

All types of businesses can join the programme including small businesses, larger enterprises or organisations as well as charity groups or non-profit organisations. There is no restriction on size or type when enrolling an organisation within the programme.

Joining and participating in the programme should not require any additional resources beyond what your organisation may already have available. Depending on which services you decide to participate in there may be some fees associated with services such as health checks or specialised training however these will be discussed prior entering into any agreement.

Generally speaking most costs associated with services provided under this program are covered by either your employer or by government funding where applicable depending on your particular circumstances.

As part of your commitment within joining this program you should seek advice from industry experts or representatives from governing bodies during your risk assessment process so you can determine which areas need further attention when developing suitable control measures. Additionally you should aim for complete involvement from everyone within your organisation particularly those who work directly with hazardous materials or processes.

Yes there are many other benefits that come from participating in this program such as increased productivity through improved safety systems leading towards more efficient processes reducing downtime which allows greater throughput rates resulting cost savings amongst others.

Yes there is a range of support available including Government funded initiatives such as online learning modules about occupational health & safety topics for both supervisors & employees which provides general information about how hazard identification & risk control strategies can be implemented successfully within an organisation.