Safety and Health Programs
An employer shall establish a written workplace safety and health program for each workplace where 20 or more workers of that employer are regularly employed.
The number of workers employed at a workplace shall be determined by averaging, over the previous 12 months, the number of full-time and part-time workers present each working day.
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Documentation You Must Have
Statement of Commitment
Statement of Responsibilities
Training Plans and Orientation
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Schedule of Training
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Training Records
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Documented Orientation
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Certificates/Mandatory Training etc
Emergencies
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Identification of all type of emergencies
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Procedures for each type
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Training Required
Incidents
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Recording
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Trend Analysis
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Right to Refuse Investigations
Inspections
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Schedule of types of inspections of workplace, equipment, activities
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Who needs to do inspections
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Action Plans
Hazard Identification and Control
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Critical Job Inventory
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Hazard Identification
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Risk Assessment
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Confined Space Assessments/Permits to Enter
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Working Alone Procedures
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Biological and Chemical Substances
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Lists
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Safety Data Sheets
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Training
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WHMIS Training
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Storage
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PPE
Contracted Workers on Site
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Exchange of safety information
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Monitoring
Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
Activities You Must Carry Out
Participation in Safety
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Safety Committees
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Safety Representatives
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Safety Meetings
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Safety Bulletin Board
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Incidents
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Trend Analysis
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Right to Refuse Investigations
Biological and Chemical Substances
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Lists
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Safety Data Sheets
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Training
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WHMIS Training
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Storage
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PPE
Contracted Workers on Site
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Exchange of safety information
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Monitoring
Supplies You Must Make Available
Emergencies
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Rescue Equipment
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First Aid Equipment
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Fire fighting equipment