?Our Supervisor Awareness Course will help prepare you for success in your role. We will inform you of the regulations, processes and procedures you must understand to protect yourself, your company and your workers.
Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) describes a supervisor as anyone who “has charge of a workplace or authority over a worker.”
OHSA Regulations also state that supervisors must receive training in their responsibilities within one week of starting their role at the workplace.
A supervisor must take all reasonable precautions to protect worker health and safety.
?Our Supervisor Awareness Course will help prepare you for success in your role. We will inform you of the regulations, processes and procedures you must understand to protect yourself, your company and your workers.
Who Is A Supervisor?
The duties may vary from business to business, but overall you are considered a supervisor if you have the following responsibilities:
determining the tasks to be done
directing how work is performed
managing available resources such as staff, facilities, equipment, and budget
making decisions about equipment use
deciding the make-up of a work crew
deciding on and scheduling hours of work
dealing directly with workers' complaints, or directing staff and other resources to address health and safety concerns
Highlights
Part 1 : Introduction
Legal Responsibilities
Internal Responsibility System
Understanding OHSA Regulations
Communication Skills
Workplace Evaluations
Supervising New and Young Workers
Working with MOL Inspectors
Part 2 : Workplace Inspections
Purpose of workplace inspections
Preparation & Planning
Conducting a thorough inspection
Reporting
Inspection Process
Part 3 : Hazard Identification
Hazard and Risk
Risk Assessment
Adverse health effects
Hazard Control Program
Emergency Preparedness
Program Monitoring & Review
Part 4 : Accident Investigation
Accident Investigation
Investigations Process
Analysis and conclusions
Making recommendations
The Written Report
Investigation Follow-Up
The Occupation Health & Safety Act (OHSA) sets the guidelines and regulations; the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development assists employers and enforces the Act.
​Companies like yours work with health and safety consultants, safety trainers and equipment experts to fulfill your duties to the worker - to do everything in your power to keep them safe.
We are all part of the same team, and we are here to help you every step of the way as you strive to reach full compliance and become a stronger, healthier company.
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