Describes policies and procedures in place to ensure the safety and health of employees within a workplace. Involves hazard identification and control according to government standards and ongoing safety training and education for employees.
One method of addressing time management issues is using a day planner. Effective use of a day planner can assist the adult with AD/HD in compensating for deficits in executive functions by helping the individual manage time, remember responsibilities, and remain organized. Many adults with AD/HD
A coordinator may struggle to prepare a schedule, listing the tasks to be done, day by day, for the period in question. While a schedule is useful, of course, it is not a work plan (ie it does not state what objectives and outputs are to be achieved, or how, or why). Furthermore, although a schedule can be a desired list of day by day activities, in the real world such precise lists can not be followed.