Every day in Canada an average of three workers die from a hazardous occurrence in the workplace.
Every day in Canada an average of three workers die from a hazardous occurrence in the workplace. There was a time when work-related injuries and even deaths were considered a “cost” of doing business. Today, however, workplace accidents are considered both socially and morally unacceptable, and from a cost perspective have become a burden on a business’ bottom line.
There are several steps that employers, managers, employees and Workplace Committee members can take to help reduce the number of workplace accidents. One method, and the main purpose of this course, is to help reduce the risk of accidents and incidents from re-occurring by conducting effective Hazardous Occurrence Investigations.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course will assist managers, supervisors, Workplace Committee members and Health and Safety Representatives to conduct effective investigations in the event of a workplace hazardous occurrence in order to reduce the risk of repeat occurrences.
The course also assists Federal employers and individuals to take appropriate steps to ensure that proper reporting obligations are met in order to avoid any legal non-compliance.
Course Outline
Participants in this course will learn about:
Types of accidents and incidents
Reporting obligations, both internal and external
The investigation process, including:
securing the scene
collecting data through investigation techniques and interviews
written reports and recommendations.
Levitt-Safety offers a comprehensive range of instructor-led occupational health & safety training programs tailored to meet your specific needs.
Generally lasting from one half-day to two full days, our instructors are ready to deliver training programs on or off-site to your managers, supervisors, safety representatives, JHSC, employees, or contractors.
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