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1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE D1:2A Safety and Security Occupational Health and Safety Annual Inspection Page 1 of 2 Annual School Inspection Protocol Worker members of the Joint Health & Safety Committee are assigned work sites to inspect. The Member, in conjunction with the Site Manager, select a date for the inspection. The inspection is carried out by the member, the Site Manager, and if possible, the Site Representative. One copy of the inspection report will be forwarded to the Site Manager upon completion. A copy of the report shall be posted on the Health & Safety Bulletin Board and a copy is to be filled in the office. The Site Manager shall respond to the recommendations in the inspection report within 21 calendar days and a copy of this response shall be given to the member who carried out the inspection as well as the Site Representative. This reply is to include an action plan, intended completion date and the name of the person or department to whom the item was assigned (work order numbers should be included if issued). A copy of the response shall be posted on the bulletin board. Should the Site Representative deem it necessary, the member who inspected the site may be called to revisit the site to ensure that corrective measures are taken. The time for this revisit shall be made in conjunction with the Site Manager. Any outstanding deficiencies noted in the revisit shall be identified in an additional inspection report. Copies of the report shall be sent to the co-chairs of the Joint Health & Safety Committee. The Site Manager shall respond to the report from the revisit in the same manner as the initial report. Failure to respond to an initial report or a report from a revisit will initiate a follow-up memo from the member who wrote the report to the Site Manager advising them that they have not responded with 21 days stipulated by law, and that they have seven calendar days in which to do so. A copy of this memo shall be sent to the appropriate supervisor. In a situation where dangerous circumstances exist the member shall shut down or close the unsafe area and advise the co-chairs as well as the Manager of Plant & Maintenance. The Site Manager shall comply immediately with the work stoppage order. November 2012 Review by H & S 2010 Amended by Exec Council November 2012

2 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE D1:2A Safety and Security Occupational Health and Safety Annual Inspection Page 2 of 2 The co-chairs will examine the unsafe area and either determine that it is safe or ensure that the deficiencies are correct before any workers return to the area. The co-chairs must be completely satisfied that the area is safe before they rescind a work stoppage order. In the event that the co-chairs do not agree on the safety of the area, the Ministry of Labour will be brought in and their decision shall be final. November 2012 Review by H & S 2010 Amended by Exec Council November 2012

3 (Location of Item) Comments (Location of Item) Copy of last yes Lockdown (1 fall /1 spring) Inspection no Fire plan (up-to-date) First aid kit yes Emergency preparedness plan no Asbestos management program MSDS binder yes Fire drill (3 fall/3 spring) (updated) no Custodial Manual Review Stretcher yes no Fire extinguishers H&S bulletin board (content) Flushing water system H&S and Workplace Viol. Policy Generator Members of JH&SC committee Hydro inspection Names of site reps Minutes of last meeting Lockout/tagout kits Form 82 (1,2,3,4,) Play structures Critical injury info Sanding/salting OH&S act poster (What s in it ) Sprinklers WHMIS symbols Outstanding work orders yes Consumer symbols If yes, attach list no Comments Recent monthly inspection First aiders yes OHS Act (green book) Certificates posted no Health &Safety at Work Poster (updated every 3 years) Valid Name and Date Whmis pocket guide Emergency evacuation Floor plan Kit visual ok inspection (tag) * A B HAZARD CLASSES MAJOR HAZARD (fatal or critical injury - places life in jeopardy; produces unconsciousness; results in a substantial loss of blood; involves the fracture of a leg or arm, but not a finger or toe; involves the amputation of a leg, arm, hand or foot, but not a finger or toe; consists of burns to a major portion of the body; or causes the loss of sight in an eye) a) no guard on powered machinery to prevent access to internal moving parts. b) failure to lockout equipment when doing maintenance service work on powered equipment c) clearing a paper jam in a shredder when shredder is plugged in MODERATE HAZARD (serious injury or illness that results in temporary disability) a) slippery conditions b) unusually high noise levels c) a broken tread at the bottom of the stairs or loose banister C MINOR HAZARD (minor injury) a) clutter in an aisle b) burnt light in the receiving area c) carpenter observed handling rough lumber without gloves Rev. Sept 2012

4 (Location of Item) HAZARD(S) OBSERVED (indicate if item is complete or out of date or not available) *HAZARD CLASS. RECOMMENDED TAKEN DATE COPIES TO: (FOR ) Health and Safety Co-ordinator Health and Safety Site Rep. Facility/Site Manager

5 (Location of Item) HAZARD(S) OBSERVED (indicate if item is complete or out of date or not available) *HAZARD CLASS. RECOMMENDED TAKEN DATE COPIES TO: (FOR ) Health and Safety Co-ordinator Health and Safety Site Rep. Facility/Site Manager

6 INSPECTION LOCATION(S): TIME OF INSPECTION & DATE OF INSPECTION: DEPARTMENTS/AREAS COVERED: HAZARD(S) OBSERVED (indicate if item is complete or out of date or not available) *HAZARD CLASS. RECOMMENDED TAKEN DATE COPIES TO : (FOR ) Health and Safety Co-ordinator Health and Safety Site Rep. Facility/Site Manager