OHS Services
OHS Services
Available OHS Services
OHS Workplace Services
OHS Workplace Services
An OHS audit consists of reviewing health and safety-related documentation, interviewing selected employees and a work site inspection. The length of time required for OHS audit services may vary by the type of workplace.
The audit covers the twelve areas all government OHS workplace programs:
- Leadership and Administration
- Hazard Identification, Assessment and Controls
- Safe Job Practices and Procedures
- Education and Training
- Workplace Inspections
- Occupational Health and Safety Committees
- Accident/Incident Investigations
- OHS Communications
- Emergency Preparedness
- Pandemic Awareness Controls
- Fire Safety & First Aid Policies
- Disability & Ergonomic Management
Following the completion of the audit, a detailed report is submitted to the employer outlining the advisor’s observations and recommendations. The OHS advisor and the employer will work together to set priorities and to develop an appropriate action plan.
First Aid Kit Inspection Services
First Aid Kit Inspection Service
This important and mandatory service extends to the following important areas within a safe and well-managed workplace:
- First Aid Kit inspections
- Defibrillator inspections (AED)
- First Aid room inspections
Our inspection program meets the following occupational health & safety regulations: Schedule 1 (Subsection 16.7(1)) requirements for first aid kits, under the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations Act (Federal)(1), as well as First Aid Regulation 1101 (Ontario).
Emergency Evaluation Service
Emergency Evaluation Service
Our confidential emergency evaluation service consists of reviewing serious health and safety accidents/incidents which caused injury or death of an employee.
The evaluation covers six areas:
- Danger identification
- Evaluation of workplace safety procedures
- An accident/incident investigation
- Evaluate First Aid procedures during the accident/incident
- Interview with the First Aid Attendants
- Recommendations
Following completion of the evaluation, a detailed report is submitted to the employer outlining the advisor’s observations and recommendations. The medical advisor and employer will work together to set priorities and to develop an appropriate action plan.
Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
Our Business Continuity Plan consists of establishing the need for a BCP program.
• Risk Assessment
• Business Impact Analysis
• Business Continuity Strategies
• Incident Response
• Plan Development and Implementation
• Awareness and Training Programs
• Business Continuity Plan Exercise, Audit, and Maintenance
• Crisis Communications
• Coordination with External Agencies
• Course Review
Respiratory Protection Program (Fit Testing)
Respiratory Protection Program (Fit Testing)
You should be fit tested to make sure your Respiratory Protection Gear provides an effective seal if:
• Mandatory at work for protection against Airborne Viruses.
• Required respirator at the industrial workplace.
• N95 or Surgical mask during emergency response activities.
• N95 or Surgical mask at the Medical or Dental or other health care clinics.
That seal (or ‘fit’) lets you know your respirator will give you the proper level of protection when you need it.
A fit test verifies you are using the right make, model and size of respirator. Above that, it serves as a training tool to show proper use and assess the comfort of the respirator.
Respirators that need a fit test include:
• Filtering facepieces such as N95
• Half-face respirator
• Full-face respirator
• SCBA’s
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