LABOUR PROGRAM Occupational Health and Safety in Canada - a Shared Responsibility Presentation by: Ajit Mehat, Director General, National Labour Operations,

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LABOUR PROGRAM Occupational Health and Safety in Canada - a Shared Responsibility Presentation by: Ajit Mehat, Director General, National Labour Operations, Labour Program, Human Resources and Social Development, Government of Canada

LABOUR PROGRAM The Canadian Federal Experience Federal / Provincial / Territorial jurisdictions (OHS) Internal Responsibility System Role of Government Inspections OHS education and promotion

LABOUR PROGRAM Federal OHS Policy Framework Canada Labour Code OHS – Regulations Program – administration CCOHS

LABOUR PROGRAM Developing and Shaping a Durable Framework Legislative proposals developed in consultation with national representatives of Federal Workplace Parties (ad hoc) Regulations discussed and developed through a standing tripartite Regulation Review Committee Program Practices Consultation Committee identifies program delivery issues Program administration – tools presented to representatives of work place parties for comment

LABOUR PROGRAM Canada Labour Code Part II Purpose statement : “... To prevent accidents and injury to health…” Companion Programmes: Compensate workers injured on the job Manage disability resulting from work injury to facilitate early and safe return to work

LABOUR PROGRAM Internal Responsibility System - A shared work place approach Employers: right to manage work obligation to ensure a safe work place Employees right to: Know of work place hazards Participate in planning OHS Refuse dangerous work (with exceptions)

LABOUR PROGRAM Role of Government Inspection Compliance Policy Pro-active: Educate and counsel work place parties Promote and facilitate compliance Monitor compliance Reactive: Investigate complaints of non-compliance Investigate and decide on refusals to work for reasons of danger Investigate accidents and fatalities

LABOUR PROGRAM Toolkits for Proactive Work Sectorial Targeted Intervention Guide Guide for high-risks industries An analysis of hazards in the work place Highlight their potential risks Risk Management Model Tiered on very high to very low risk Focus on high risk work places National Intervention Model Non-confrontational Promote Internal Responsibility System (IRS)

LABOUR PROGRAM Next Steps Future Challenges Fully implementing Internal Responsibility System (IRS) Educating workplace parties on their roles and responsibilities Managing complexity in OHS Rise in fatalities in some jurisdictions