Common use of Strain Injury Prevention Clause in Contracts

Strain Injury Prevention. (a) The Parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health and Safety Committees (or Union and Employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation; (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.

Strain Injury Prevention. (a) The Parties parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal musculoskeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health occupational health and Safety Committees safety committees (or Union union and Employer employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation; (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise advice with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.

Strain Injury Prevention. ‌ (a) The Parties parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal musculoskeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health occupational health and Safety Committees safety committees (or Union union and Employer employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation;workstation;‌ (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.

Strain Injury Prevention. ‌ (a) The Parties parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal musculoskeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health occupational health and Safety Committees safety committees (or Union union and Employer employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation;workstation;‌ (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise advice with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.

Strain Injury Prevention. (a) The Parties parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal musculoskeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health occupational health and Safety Committees safety committees (or Union union and Employer employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation;workstation;‌ (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise advice with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.

Strain Injury Prevention. ‌ (a) The Parties agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating musculo-skeletal strain injuries or illness which are work related. (b) Local Occupational Health and Safety Committees (or Union and Employer designated safety representatives) shall, in the performance of regular worksite inspections, identify the following risk factors which may contribute to risk: (1) the work methods and practices; (2) the layout and condition of the workplace and workstation;workstation;‌ (3) the environmental conditions; and (4) the physical demands of work in a manner consistent with generic guidelines developed by the Provincial Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. (c) Where new equipment will be introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplace or workstations, the Employer shall seek the appropriate advise with respect to the risk factors noted in (b). Such advice will be sought from resources which will, where appropriate, include a joint occupational health and safety committee or designated safety representatives.