OHSA Clause Samples
The OHSA clause refers to provisions in a contract that require compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and related regulations. This clause typically obligates parties, such as employers or contractors, to maintain safe working conditions, provide necessary safety training, and ensure that all activities adhere to legal safety standards. For example, it may require the use of protective equipment or regular safety inspections on a job site. The core function of this clause is to promote workplace safety and minimize the risk of accidents or legal liability by ensuring all parties are aware of and adhere to statutory health and safety obligations.
OHSA. The Supplier will be responsible for meeting all of the “employer” obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Ontario) (the “OHSA”) and shall ensure that all Deliverables are provided in accordance with the OHSA and its regulations. In the event of (i) an accident causing death, (ii) critical injury or (iii) disabling injury to the Supplier’s employee, the Supplier shall notify the City immediately and, within five
OHSA. If an Employer requires an employee to attend training while employed, the Employer shall be responsible for the cost of all such training, if applicable, and the time spend participating in the training shall be deemed to be “on duty” and compensated accordingly, although such time and hours shall not attract or count towards overtime or shift premiums. If during the term of the current collective agreement new training requirements become mandated by the government, the parties agree that the Employer shall be responsible for the cost of the training, if applicable, and the time spent participating in the training shall be deemed to be “on duty” although employees shall only be compensated based on half of the straight time hourly rate for all time spent in training, although such time and hours shall not attract or count towards overtime or shift premiums.
OHSA. The Grantee agrees that it shall take affirmative action to ensure that the Project is constructed in compliance with federal and state occupational health and safety laws and that inspectors authorized by NMED’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau shall be given free access to the Project sites.
OHSA. The Innovator (and not the Region) shall:
OHSA. The Board and the teachers shall carry out all duties and obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety Actand its accompanying Regulations.
OHSA. In terms of Section 16 of the OHSA, 1993 the Accounting Officer of the User Department is obliged to ensure inter alia that:
(a) Health and Safety Committees are established per workplace and function as determined by the relevant legislation;
(b) First aid officials are appointed, trained and equipped;
(c) Fire safety officers are appointed and trained;
(d) Emergency evacuation plans are developed and approved by the Department of Labour and subsequently be exercised as may be required for it to be effective;
(e) That the facilities, sites and buildings are only used in accordance with the approved usages and applicable zoning;
(f) Storage of fuel and chemicals as well as laboratory operations only be undertaken in suitably designed, constructed and equipped areas;
(g) Occupational injuries and/or diseases attributable to the facilities not meeting legislated requirements, in addition to being reported to the Department of Labour, also simultaneously be reported to NDPW;
(h) Ensure that all officials undertaking responsibilities on behalf of the User Department pertaining to the management, control and operation of buildings, facilities, installed equipment and systems provided by NDPW comply with the standards of training, qualifications and experience and that such officials follow the procedure set in the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 and its Regulations and Incorporated Standards, SABS 0400, or any other such acts. Ensure that the relevant requirements of that Act and the relevant regulations as well as Chapter 3 Part 4 of the National Water Act, 1998, the Environmental Conservation Act, NEMA and such other relevant legislation which regulate the activities and operations referred to, are complied with during such management, control and operation of buildings, facilities, installed equipment and systems. Where applicable, the User Department shall indicate in writing which of the specialised facilities, installed equipment and systems provided by NDPW (such as sewage effluent, purification works and steam generating boilers, and other such equipment) are to be operated by the User Department’s personnel and which should be operated by contractors appointed by NDPW. Respond to requests from NDPW to verify properties identified for disposal (i.e. sale, transfer or donation) within 30 days.
OHSA. The Consultant (and not the City) shall:
OHSA. L31.01 The Board and Union recognize the importance of promoting a safe and healthy environment for employees and of fulfilling their respective duties and obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its accompanying Regulations. a) Effective September 1, 2019 0 1 2 3 4 Custodian 15.75 16.89 17.66 18.62 19.61 Maintenance Worker I 17.07 18.17 19.25 20.28 21.44 Maintenance Worker II 19.25 20.40 21.58 22.76 23.90 Educational Assistant 27,913.94 30,919.10 32,625.99 34,977.22 37,335.92 School Secretary 32,577.98 35,305.80 38,029.86 40,817.96 43545.78 Early Childhood Educator - $38,842.79