Workplace Inspections – Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee and Worker Representatives

Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee and Worker Representatives – Workplace Inspections

Our Workplace Inspections training course focuses on the process of planning and conducting effective inspections of work areas on a regular basis to identify and record actual and potential hazards, to determine whether existing hazard controls are adequate and recommending corrective action be taken where it is necessary.

Employers of provincially regulated organizations are responsible for the establishment of a health and safety committee in the workplace. Most Canadian health and safety legislations set the guidelines for organizing the committee.

We will achieve this through supportive classroom discussion, and by participating in collaborative exercises.

By the end of this course you will have covered the following issues:

• Legislation and Compliance.
• The Purpose of an Inspection.
• Planning and Conducting the Inspection.
• The Gathering of Information.
• Completing an Inspection Report.
• Recommendations and Corrective Actions.
• Implementation and Monitoring.
• The Responsibilities of Committee Representatives.

Please see the base Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee and Worker Representatives course.

Contact Us to enroll in this program.