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3 principle rights at basis of OHS legislature Answer: 1) right to refuse unsafe
work w/o penalty: refuse to work w/o protective equip, refuse work with unsafe
equip, refuse to climb on unsafe scaffolding/fixture... etc.


2) right to participate in identifying and correcting H+S problems: committee,
investigation, job analysis, etc.


3) right to know about hazards in the workspace: orientation training, WHMIS
training, moving to new job/site, etc.


Why can job insecurity and performance based pay override safety? Answer:
- Job insecurity: if ppl are afraid to lose their job, they may either not think the
company cares about them so they won't rly care or they'll be too busy trying to
redeem themselves that they won't care as much about safety.


PBP: may shift focus fro safety, do wtv it takes to get reward, etc


Major stakeholders in OHS + HS partnerships initiatives that involve pairs or
groups: Answer: - HS pros
- pro associations
- educators
- community associations

,- organized labour
- employers
- employees
- government




EXAMPLES:


- HS pros can help mgrs and HR staff to develop, manage and evaluate their OHS
program


- gov and health pros can work together to research HS issues


- organized labour + gov can work together to make changes to legislation


- pro associations and educators can work together to develop safety programs
for teenage workers


- employers and organized labour can work together to analyze and reduce
injuries and illnesses


Differentiate between legal and moral obligations of employers when it comes to
OHS Answer: Employers are obligated to follow existing legislation but not
required to go beyond it. But they have a MORAL obligation to employees, their
fams, community to provide a safe work environment, which may mean going
past the legislation

,Differentiate between direct and indirect costs of worker injuries and explain how
indirect costs can affect the orgs profitability Answer: Direct costs:
- workers lost time
- investigation time
- finding/training replacement
- increased WCB premiums


Indirect costs:
- potential increase in WCB assessment
- potential fines and legal costs
- family impact
- pain and suffering for long-term effects of injury
- work stoppages/strikes/employee stress
- negative publicity


3 E's and why focusing on the people side is necessary Answer: 1) Engineering
solutions - safer work environments, safer equipment, and personal protective
equipment


2) Education - of supervisors and employees


3) Enforcement of regulations and practices -through supervision and
consequences

, Focusing on the people side is necessary bc effective safety programs depend on
individual skills, abilities and motivation to work safely - which are not adequately
covered by the three E's. Enforcement only creates compliance - not a willingness
to be proactive in creating a safe workplace. Variables such as safety leadership
and safety climate are predictors of safety outcomes. Other important people
influences are job design, high performance work systems, job security, work
scheduling, work overload, lean manufacturing, and pay for performance systems.
Any of these can support safety or work against it.


Which of the following occupational illnesses have been around since ancient
Egyptian times?


a. skin diseases
b. liver diseases
c. respiratory problems
d. lung diseases Answer: C


Which of the following was articulated by the 1974 Royal Commission on Safety in
Mines?


a. requirement for mandatory inspections
b. standards for ventilation
c. system of compensation for injured workers
d. rights of workers Answer: D


According to the text, what was the primary reason that supervisors on
construction sites underestimated health and safety risks?

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