SAFETY MANUALS MANITOBA
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SAFETY PROGRAMS MANITOBA
Manitoba’s Workplace Safety and Health Act and associated regulations are in place to protect the safety and health of workers in Manitoba.
According to the Workers Compensation Act and the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation in Manitoba (SafeWork Manitoba), it’s the employer’s responsibility to implement an occupational health and safety (OHS) program to prevent employee workplace injury and disease. All businesses in Manitoba are required by law to have an occupational health and safety program manual developed and implemented for each work site. Employers in Manitoba must develop a safety and health program when there are 20 or more workers employed at a workplace. The safety and health program must meet the requirements outlined in section 7.4(5) of the act. If you have full time and part time workers, average the number of workers present each working day over the past 12 months and use this number as the total number of workers employed. Failure to do so could result in your company receiving fines, penalties, sanctions and/or stop worker orders by local government safety officers.
We can develop other Health and Safety Manuals for throughout Canada: |
What type of safety program will your business need?
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SMALL EMPLOYER SAFETY PROGRAM LESS THAN 20 EMPLOYEES 
SafeWork Manitoba Act & Regulation
Act Section 7.4 (1) snd (5) |
LARGE EMPLOYER SAFETY PROGRAMS 20 OR MORE EMPLOYEES 
SafeWork Manitoba Act & Regulation
Act Section 7.4 (1) snd (5) |
What will be included in the content of your custom Manitoba health and safety program manual?
Based on your industry and whether your business will need an informal (small) or formal (large) safety program, we will develop your company a custom written health and safety program manual which may include any of the following topics:
OHS & ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY EMPLOYER & EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES EMPLOYER & SUPERVISOR DUE DILIGENCE REGULAR WORKPLACE INSPECTIONS SAFE WORK PROCEDURES INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS RECORDS & STATISTICS EMPLOYEE & MANAGEMENT TRAINING NEW EMPLOYEES SAFETY ORIENTATIONS CONTRACTOR SAFETY ORIENTATIONS PRIME CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AID PROCEDURES EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING ELECTRICAL SAFETY TRAFFIC CONTROL |
BULLYING AND HARASSMENT EXCAVATION SAFETY PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE FIRE PREVENTION RISK ASSESSMENTS JOINT HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE SCAFFOLDING SAFETY LOCK OUT / TAG OUT CONFINED SPACE ENTRY WHMIS 2015 GHS CHEMICAL SPILL REPONSE WORKING ALONE WORKPLACE VIOLENCE ERGONOMICS (MSI) |
RISK CONTROL PROCESSES NO SMOKING STORAGE RACKING RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FIT TEST PROCEDURES TOOLS, MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT CREW TOOL BOX TALKS MANAGEMENT MEETINGS DISCIPLINARY ACTION HAZARD RECOGNITION LEAD EXPOSURE CONTROL PLANS ASBESTOS EXPOSURE CONTROL PLANS CO EXPOSURE CONTROL PLANS SILICA EXPOSURE CONTROL PLANS FALL PROTECTION |
HEARING CONSERVATION SANITATION & INFECTION CONTROL HAZARD REPORTING & WORKER RIGHTS LADDER SAFETY DRUG & ALCOHOL USE FIELD HAZARD ASSESSMENTS MOBILE EQUIPMENT VEHICLE OPERATIONS MACHINERY GUARDING SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE SAFE SHARPS DISPOSAL CLAIMS MANAGEMENT ANNUAL PROGRAM REVIEW |
