dangerous occurrence means an occurrence declared by the regulations to be a dangerous occurrence for the purposes of this definition;
dangerous occurrence means an occurrence arising from work activities in a place of work that causes or results in—
dangerous occurrence means any occurrence which is specified in the First Schedule;
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dangerous occurrence means an occurrence that does not result in, but could have resulted in an accident causing serious bodily injury, such as
dangerous occurrence means any occurrence in any of the classes listed in the First Schedule;
dangerous occurrence means a readily identifiable event, with potential to cause an injury, or disease to persons at work or the public;
dangerous occurrence means any occurrence that does not result in, but could (if the situation was different) cause the death of a worker or will require a worker to be admitted to a hospital as an in-patient for a period of 72 hours or more and includes:• the structural failure or collapse of:o a structure, scaffold, temporary falsework or concrete formwork; oro all or any part of an excavated shaft, tunnel, caisson, coffer dam, trench or excavation;• the failure of a crane or hoist or the overturning of a crane or unit of powered mobile equipment;• an accidental contact with an energized electrical conductor;• the bursting of a grinding wheel;• an uncontrolled spill or escape of a toxic, corrosive or explosive substance;• a premature detonation or accidental detonation of explosives;• the failure of an elevated or suspended platform; and• the failure of an atmosphere-supplying respirator. Every dangerous occurrence, fatality, or accident that may have caused a fatality must be investigated as soon as is reasonably possible. In Saskatchewan, notice to the OHS division must be given as soon as is reasonably possible of any dangerous occurrence that takes place at a place of employment, whether or not a worker sustains injury. A written report must be prepared and include a description of the dangerous occurrence, any graphics, photographs or other evidence that may assist in determining the cause or causes of the dangerous occurrence, the immediate corrective action taken, and any long-term action that will be taken to prevent the occurrence of a similar dangerous occurrence or the reasons for not taking action.Collecting Statistics Each month statistics are entered on a spreadsheet. The following statistics are collected using ALL workers (both office and field):• Km Driven• Vehicle Accidents• Average Number of Employees• Work Hours• Lost Time Injuries• Lost Work Days• Restricted /Modified Work Cases• Medical Aids• First Aids• Near Misses DefinitionsEmployee - As used in this standard, any person engaged in activities for an employer from whom direct payment for services is received. This includes working owners and officers. Exposure or Employee Hours - The total number of hours worked by all employees, including those in operating, production, maintenance, transportation, clerical, administrative, sales, and other activities. Work Environment - The environment comprised by the physical location, equipment, materials processed or used, and the kinds of operations performed ...
dangerous occurrence means an occurrence listed in Schedule 15 which occurs at any place of work other than at a mine within the meaning of the Mines and Quarries Act 1965 (No. 7 of 1965);
dangerous occurrence means an unplanned or uncontrolled event involving a specified animal pathogen that has not resulted in its loss of containment, but which had the potential to do so.
dangerous occurrence. , in relation to a dump, means any occurrence in which any movement of material, fire or any other event indicates that a dump is, or is likely to become, insecure;