Occupational health definition

Occupational health means including occupational hygiene, occupational medicine and biological monitoring,

Occupational health means not merely the absence of disease or infirmity but also includes the physical, mental, and social elements affecting health which are directly related to safety, hygiene and welfare at work and includes occupational medicine and biological monitoring;

Occupational health means the prescribed health standards specified in the Health Act in relation to different parts of which are occupied by different persons.

Examples of Occupational health in a sentence

• If, during the term of this Collective Agreement, the Ontario Ministry of Labour issues any Orders in respect of representation and/or the composition of the Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee and there are no outstanding appeals that remain to be determined in respect of such Orders, then the parties agree to meet within 20 days to review Article 00.xxx.

• The Seller shall, at its expense, deliver to the Purchaser, on or before the transfer date, a Certificate of Conformity issued by an authorised person as defined in the Pressure Equipment Regulations 2009 made by the Minister of Labour under section 43 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993, to the effect that the gas installation on the property conforms to the required health and safety standard.

• The Union has advised the University it has requested that the Ontario Ministry of Labour review the composition of the Humber College north site Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee and is expecting a response.

• The Seller hereby undertakes to furnish the Seller‘s Attorneys, prior to transfer of the Sale Object to the Purchaser, with a Certificate of Compliance in respect of the Sale Object, in terms of the Electrical Installation Regulations of 2009 under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Act No. 85 of 1993, as amended), issued by an electrical contractor who is registered in terms of the Regulations.

• Persons with disabilities, per the York University’s accommodation process Occupational Health and Safety Policy, shall be accommodated, including through and have access to the DOHS funds designated for the purchase of special equipment or required resources identified as a required accommodation to assist employees in the performance of their teaching, demonstrating, tutoring or marking, as appropriate, on the same basis as other York University employees.

More Definitions of Occupational health

Occupational health means measures to prevent and combat the impact of dangerous factors that may cause diseases and decrease people’s health during the working process.

Occupational health means the state or process of achieving the health of workers in all work places, situations and occupations;

Occupational health. The Hospital shall continue its policy on Employee Health Office as it was in effect on the date of this agreement.

Occupational health means measures to prevent and combat the impact of toxic factors that may cause diseases and affect people’ health during the working process.

Occupational health means any of those health conditions that occur as a result of employment in a mine.

Occupational health means the physical and mental wellbeing of a person and the freedom from any illness caused from, or in relation to, working conditions during the time of employment and working hours

Occupational health means any illness/sickness arise from workplace or work activities.