Safety Representative
The OHS Act requires that workplaces 5-19 regularly employed have a Health and Safety Representative. Students will learn the responsibilities of being a Health and Safety Representative, how such a role should function and how to apply the lessons learned to the operation of their organization.
Course Overview
Outline
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Internal Responsibility System
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Legislative requirements of the Act
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Introduction to Due Diligence
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When is a Safety Representative required
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How is a Safety Representative Selected
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Handling complaints and work refusals
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Communication
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Hazard Identification and Risk Mitigation
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Workplace Inspections
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Incident Investigations
Location
Safety Services Nova Scotia. Client location and virtual training options are available upon request. Please reach out to contact@safetyservicesns.ca for more details.
Length
1/2 Day
Cost
Non-Member $153 | Member $130
Required Equipment
N/A
Certificate
N/A
Policies
This course is subject to our Cancellation and Refund Policies.
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