Navigating Health and Safety Inspections
Employers often face uncertainty when health and safety inspectors visit workplaces. The Occupational Health & Safety Act (“OHSA”) grants authority to OHS inspectors, outlining their actions and limits.
Whether it’s a routine inspection, complaint investigation, work refusal, or accident inquiry, employers must understand their rights and obligations.
This seminar addresses the evolving COVID-19 pandemic and the Ministry of Labour Training and Skills Development’s role in managing workplace exposure to COVID-19.
Stay informed and empowered to navigate health and safety inspections effectively. Join us to learn how to comply with regulations while safeguarding your workforce.
Key Topics Covered in the Program
- Understanding the Legal Authority of OHS Inspectors
- Exploring the Mandate of MLTSD Investigations Amidst COVID-19
- Fulfilling Reporting Obligations in Workplace Incidents, Illnesses, and Fatalities (Including COVID-19 Exposure)
- Upholding Charter Rights Regarding Search and Seizure
- Exercising Charter Right to Retain and Instruct Legal Counsel
- Examining OHS Inspector’s Authority in Work Refusals and Issuing Orders
- Employer’s Right to Appeal OHS Inspector Orders and Requirements
- Role of OHS Inspectors in Prosecutions Under the OHSA
Type
- Live Webinar (Not Recorded)
Length
- Half Day
Agenda
- 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (ET) Program
Audience
- Managers, supervisors, OHS professionals, in-house legal counsel, and business owners
Cost
- $195 + HST per registrant for the half-day course