Safety Committee definition

Safety Committee means the site safety committee formed under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (NSW) 2000.

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Safety Committee means the site safety committee formed under the Occupational Health and

Safety Committee means Workplace Safety Committee described in ORS 654.176 or successor Statute and rules promulgated thereunder.

Examples of Safety Committee in a sentence

• The Appointing Authority or designee will report follow-up action/information to the Safety Committee.

• All accidents will be reviewed by the Joint Health & Safety Committee who shall provide the Company with a detailed report in writing of their recommendations for preventative measures.

• The Safety Committee shall meet at the call of either the Employer or the Association, within ten (10) days.

• A Safety Committee composed of members representing full- time and regularly scheduled part-time employees and representing management within the bargaining unit or multiple bargaining units within the same location shall be established.

• The Employer shall provide, within thirty (30) days, a written response to the recommendations of the Safety Committee which indicates acceptance or rejection of the recommendations and the reasons therefore.

More Definitions of Safety Committee

Safety Committee means a group of County employees convened to promote a safe, accident free, healthy work environment for all county employees.

Safety Committee means a committee established in accordance with the WHS Act.

Safety Committee or "Work Health and Safety Committee" means a committee established in accordance with the Work Health and Safety Act, or other applicable OHS/WHS legislation.

Safety Committee means a committee appointed in terms of section 355A(1)(a);

Safety Committee. The Union shall be notified in advance and included in any processes that are used by City Departments to determine employee membership on all departmental, divisional, and sectional Safety Committees. Union notification and engagement protocols will be facilitated through departmental labor management committees.

Safety Committee. A Safety Committee, consisting of an equal number of employer- 28 selected and employee-elected members, shall meet at least bimonthly. The Safety Committee shall 1 have the following responsibilities: 2 A. Review the safety and health inspection reports to assist in correction of identified 3 unsafe conditions or practices. 4 B. Evaluate accident investigations conducted since the last meeting to determine if 5 the cause of the unsafe acts or condition involved was properly identified and corrected. 6 C. Evaluate the accident and illness prevention program and make recommendations 7 for improvement where indicated. 8 D. Evaluate and recommend training and equipment needs. 9 Minutes of all Safety Committee meetings shall be posted on the Safety Bulletin Boards and 10 filed in accordance with WISHA regulations. Safety Committee members shall be in pay status for 11 time spent in meetings.

Safety Committee means a group of experts from the operating organization convened to advise on the safety of operation of an authorized facility;