Committee Overview
We are introducing "Cooperative Safety," a new safety concept originating in Japan, to manufacturing sites, and are carrying out activities aimed at achieving both safety and productivity, as well as realizing "well-being for workers" that gives workers a sense of purpose and fulfillment in their work. We are working to clarify the rules and requirements necessary to solve the issues facing manufacturing sites through cooperative safety, and to work toward international standardization.
Toyota Motor Corporation Safety and Health Promotion Division Unit Support Office Technology Project Group Manager
Engaged in dealing with safety issues related to production equipment based on standards and promoting collaborative safety within the company.
Number of participants
20 people from 46 companies (as of September 2025)
Terms of Reference
- The committee will discuss and identify issues, problems, and shortcomings (in terms of standards, technology, and equipment) in implementing collaborative safety at manufacturing sites.
- We will discuss risk assessments based on the concept of collaborative safety, risk reduction measures, safety evaluations, and compatibility with existing safety measures (standards) from a field perspective, and conduct implementation case verification.
- The various results obtained through the above activities will be proposed for standardization in JIS and international standards.