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| Recruitment & Recommendation Membership Supervisor Occupational Health and Safety Certificate Program |
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| HSN – Recruitment & Recommendation Recruiting can be difficult: finding well-suited, knowledgeable, certified executive staff or work personnel is time consuming. Heath and Safety Network is taking away the hard work, and taking out the guesswork. We know your business needs, and we know what it takes to be a successful Manager, Supervisor, or Health and Safety Coordinator, so let us help. We’ll search, find, evaluate, and recommend the best candidates, executives, or personnel the industry has to offer, and then we’ll upgrade their certifications and guarantee their fit for your company. Recruitment and Staffing is easy with HSN. We know someone already, and we’re connecting with more everyday expanding our data bank of quality, recruitment personnel. Search with us, and SAVE! HSN – Membership Are you a member of the Network? HSN has created a membership for its clients to save them money, streamline billing, and truly partner in Health and Safety: sharing liability, and reducing incidents and accidents. From free training to sizable discounts, Health and Safety Network—through our membership options—is committed to making your workplace and your employees, healthy, happy, and safe. Join the Network: associate with our experts; be safe, and SAVE! |
HSN - Supervisor’s Occupational Health & Safety Certificate Program Are your Supervisors competent? Do they know the Occupational Health and Safety Act? Employers must appoint a competent supervisor and in doing so, the employer must ensure the candidate “be qualified through knowledge, training and experience...and be familiar with the OHSA.” Why? Because incompetence has consequences: up to $25,000 in personal fines (per incident); up to $100,000 in corporate fines; and possibly a federal charge of ignoring due diligence under Bill C4%, a charge which comes with greater fines and possible jail time for the individual and the corporation. An increasing number of supervisors are being prosecuted and fined in workplaces across Ontario for breaking health and safety laws. Many didn’t see it coming having no idea of their roles and responsibilities under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). The Ontario Ministry of Labour makes it quite clear that “ignorance is not an acceptable defense in the court of law.” You can’t simply say, “Sorry; I didn’t know.” The OHSA defines a supervisor as “a person who has charge of a workplace or authority over a worker.” The Act goes on to say that the supervisor must “take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for the protection of the worker.” Many supervisors are promoted from within or brought into the company with no specific training. This puts them and the workplace at risk. Are you doing everything reasonable to protect your workers? Would the court agree? Have your supervisors certified today! |
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