Assist in the planning, implementing, monitoring and review of the health and safety strategies of the company by:
- Formulating operations procedures and hazard recognition
- Minimizing conflict between safety and production, assess risk and propose workable solutions
- Assisting with workplace inspections, accident investigations and report writing
- Advising on issues regarding fire regulations, machinery safeguarding, ergonomics, hazardous substances, occupational, and environment health compliance
- Liaising with professionals such as officers of an enforcing authority
Entrance Requirements
- Minimum of 5,000 hours within the construction industry.
- Successful completion of high school; or
- High school equivalent (BTSD Level 4ABE Level 3(Level 4 prior to 1991, GED), or
- Mature students must:
- Be 19 years of age upon commencement of the program
- Complete the Canadian Adult Achievement Test (CAAT) with an average score of Grade 12 equivalency
Duration
38 weeks