Workplace Inspections

Program Description

 

MSW’s Workplace Inspection program is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge, tools, and skills needed to conduct effective workplace inspections. 

 

The program emphasizes the importance of regular inspections in promoting a safe and healthy work environment, preventing accidents, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Through a combination of theoretical discussions, and hands-on activities, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the inspection process and develop the ability to identify potential hazards in the workplace. This course is suitable for individuals responsible for safety, supervisors, and anyone involved in creating and maintaining a safe work environment.

 

Learning Outcomes 

 

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

• Define the purpose and significance of workplace inspections

• Identify the legal and regulatory requirements related to workplace inspections.

• Recognize the role of inspections in preventing accidents and promoting a culture of safety

• Develop a systematic approach to planning and conducting workplace inspections

• Demonstrate the ability to assess and prioritize potential hazards

• Identify the importance of involving employees in the inspection process

• Identify common workplace hazards 

• Utilize risk assessment tools to evaluate the severity and likelihood of identified hazards

• Discuss control measures to mitigate or eliminate workplace hazards

• Understand the importance of accurate and thorough documentation during inspections

• Explore methods for tracking and monitoring corrective actions

 

Target Audience 

Health and safety professionals, managers, supervisors, joint health and safety committee members

 

Legislative/Standard References

• OHSA s. 9. (26), 25. (2)(h)

 

Course Length 

• 4 hours