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Occupational Health and Safety

Facts you might Not be aware of:

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The Occupational Health an Safety Regulations also cover details about Occupational Health and Safety Programs.  That information is HERE.

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Working Alone Handbook

How to make your workstation fit you

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Legislation about the following:

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WORKING ALONE OR IN ISOLATION (Click Here)

 

4.20.1 Definition

4.20.2 Hazard identification, elimination and control

4.21 Procedures for checking well-being of worker

4.22 Training

4.22.1 Late night retail safety procedures and requirements

4.22.2 Mandatory prepayment for fuel

4.23 Annual reviews of procedures

 

VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE (Click Here)

 

4.27 Definition

4.28 Risk assessment

4.29 Procedures and policies

4.30 Instruction of workers

4.31 Advice to consult physician ​

 

Useful Links:


BC FED Health and Safety Website

BC Municipal Safety Association

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS)

CUPE National Health and Safety

Employers Advisers Office

Govt of Canada Employment Insurance and Compassionate Care Benefits

Mental Health Resources

VIHA Mental Health, Substance Use and Crisis Services

WorksafeBC : Safety at Work 

Workers Advisers Office

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CUPE 401 Occupational Health and Safety Committee Chair: 

Craig Zmurchyk

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