First Aid Certificate Requirement Sample Clauses

First Aid Certificate Requirement. (a) Regulation MR 140/98 under the Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act requires an "Attendant" that holds a valid Emergency First Aid ("EFA") Certificate, either Level One, Level Two or Level Three to be present at the work site. Whether the Attendant must possess a Level One, Level Two or Level Three EFA Certificate depends on the amount of travel time to a Hospital and the number of workers per shift. The EFA Certificate holder shall be determined by the date of hire. If there is not a First Aid or First Aid/Craft Service Employee assigned to a work site that requires an "Attendant" with the requisite EFA Certificate, an Employee who accepts responsibility for First Aid and who possesses an EFA Certificate of a Level that is equal to or greater than the level required at the subject work site will be paid the following premium: (a) If the work site requires a Level One EFA Certificate - $1.00/hour; (b) If the work site requires a Level Two EFA Certificate - $1.50/hour; (c) If the work site requires a Level Three EFA Certificate - $2.00/hour. (b) Only the EFA Certificate holder designated by the Employer shall receive the additional amount set forth above. The position of "Attendant" shall not conflict with the Employer’s requirement to employ a First Aid/Craft Service person.
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