The guide, recently published by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, is useful for both young workers and employers in their workplace-training programs. The 184-page book provides an overview of the potential hazards employees may be exposed to, how to protect their health and ensure their safety and that of their co-workers. The guide also includes examples and practice scenarios.
Overview of the topics discussed:
- The three fundamental rights of workers in health and safety legislation
- General duties of employers and workers
- Six basic types of workplace hazards
- How workplace hazards are controlled and steps workers can take to protect themselves
- Preparing for emergencies
- Basic elements for an occupational health and safety program
- Who to ask for help with health and safety matters
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Publisher: Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
Price: $12
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