Transcription of Guide to Workplace Health & Safety Programs
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Guide to Workplace Health & Safety Programs WCB Information Series publication Revised November, 2009. Guide to Workplace Health & Safety Programs Table of Contents Introduction 2. About this Guide 2. What is an OHS Program? 2. Legal Requirement 2. Internal Responsibility System 3. Who is Responsible for the Program? 3. Getting Started 4. General Responsibilities 4. Building a Health and Safety Program from the Ground Up 5. Programs and Due Diligence 5. Legal Requirements 6. Step 1: Create a Health and Safety Policy 7. The Occupational Health & Safety Policy 7. Tips for turning your Safety policy into action 8. Step 2: Establish a JOSH Committee or a Health and Safety Representative 8. The Joint Occupational Health and Safety (JOSH) Committee 8. JOSH Committee and Representative Role in Programs 9. Step 3: Establish and Record Regular Workplace Inspections 10. Workplace Inspections 10. Step 4: Incident Investigation 11.
Guide to Workplace Health & Safety Programs Table of Contents Introduction 2 About this Guide 2 What is an OHS Program?
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