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OH&S and the Law for Supervisors

The online course on 'OH&S and the Law for Supervisors' presents an in-depth explanation of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and other significant health and safety regulations, designed specifically for individuals in managerial roles.

APERÇU DU COURS

The efficiency of a workplace is highly dependent on its supervisors. These vital individuals who ensure smooth operation at a job site are faced with immense pressure. Missteps at this level can result in severe consequences. It is essential for modern supervisors to stay updated with the ever-changing laws and legislation, and prioritize the safety of their team above all else. The ‘OH&S and the Law for Supervisors’ course aims to impart a comprehensive understanding of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and other integral health and safety regulations, the duties, rights, and obligations of workers and employers, the functionalities of Joint Health & Safety Committees, and the rudimentary elements of workplace criminal justice. This course, which is based on Ontario legislation, offers essential information and best practices that will be advantageous for all supervisors.

SUJETS DU COURS

Roles, rights, and responsibilities of workers and employers
The OH&S Act and Regulations explained
Representation in health and safety
Duties and powers of Joint Health & Safety Committee
Bill C45 and criminal negligence
Workplace criminal justice

DURÉE DU COURS EN LIGNE

Durée estimée : 2 heures

Note de passage

Assessment is conducted throughout this ‘OH&S and the Law for Supervisors’ course. Each participant is required to complete test questions designed to reinforce the information provided. A score of 80% is necessary to qualify for a certificate of completion. Participants are allowed two attempts at the course if the pass mark is not achieved at the first attempt.

CERTIFICAT DE RÉALISATION

On successful completion of this online course, participants will be able to download and print a certificate of completion.

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