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- Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) at Toronto Metropolitan University leads, guides and supports environmental health and safety excellence and innovation to enable Toronto Metropolitan to achieve its vision and priorities.
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Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) at Toronto Metropolitan University leads, guides and supports environmental health and safety excellence and innovation to enable Toronto Metropolitan to achieve its vision and priorities.
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All members of the university are asked to report near...
- Report an Incident Or Injury
All incidents—regardless of severity—that result in either...
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EHS provides consulting and advisory services on all environmental health and safety matters. The team is accountable for developing environmental health and safety programs that support the safe and healthy functioning of TMUs operations as well as all scholarly, research and creative (SRC).
- I. Purpose
- II. Scope and Application
- III. Definitions
- IV. Policy
- V. Roles and Responsibilities
- VI. Compliance
- VII. Jurisdiction
The University is committed to promoting the health, safety, and wellbeing of all members of the University Community, and providing a safe and healthy work, learning, and research environment. As part of that commitment, and to meet the University’s obligations under the OHSA, the University has adopted this Policy to ensure that health, safety, a...
This Policy applies to all members of the University Community, on University Premises. This Policy is not to be interpreted to conflict with or supersede any statutes, regulations, or orders applicable to the University.
“EHS” means environmental health and safety. “EHS Management System” means a set of policies, processes and procedures that work together to protect and maintain a safe and healthy work, learning and research environment. “Internal Responsibility System”means the University’s system that outlines each community member’s roles and responsibilities f...
1. The University shall cultivate a culture of wellbeing while promoting a safe, secure, and healthy and inclusive environment that: a. puts people first; b. is supportive of the whole person; c. enhances the development of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing of University Community members; and d. recognizes that wellbeing is funda...
All members of the University Community shall: 1. Share responsibility for creating and sustaining a safe and healthy work, learning, and research environment; 2. Conduct themselves in a manner which is consistent with their health and safety and that of others; 3. Adhere to established procedures and applicable EHS legislation and University’s pol...
The University manages compliance and enforcement of this Policy in accordance with existing processes in place. Students are subject to the Code of Non-Academic Conduct; faculty and unionized staff are subject to collective agreements and Human Resources processes, non-unionized staff are subject to Human Resources processes, contractors are subje...
This Policy falls under the jurisdiction of the Vice-President, Administration and Operations. The Director of EHS is responsible for the interpretation and application of this Policy, and the creation of such procedures and guidelines as necessary or desirable to give effect to this Policy.
What will you learn while taking the Occupational Health and Safety certificate? You’ll learn how to: Navigate occupational health and safety legislation; Master the occupational health and safety management system basics; Write occupational health and safety summary reports; Recognize workplace hazards and assess their risk; Perform exposure ...
The Chang School Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety Leadership will give you the health and safety background you need to rise to the top of your industry and help make real change for workplaces in Canada and possibly beyond.
This course introduces aspects of occupational health and safety that are relevant to students regardless of their career choice. In the first half of the course, we will discuss workplace safety and accidents including what to do in case of a work-related incident.
Description: Join a field of in-demand professionals dedicated to individual and social well-being across countless industries. Expand your occupational health and safety (OHS) skills to develop, implement, manage, and evaluate programs to help ensure safe and healthy workplaces.
