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Under the Ontario College of Teachers Act, the following regulations are of direct interest: Teacher Qualifications (O.Reg. 176/10) Professional Misconduct (O.Reg. 437/97) Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), the regulations are too numerous to list.
The Industrial Health and Safety Program is large and diverse, responsible for enforcing Ontario’s workplace health and safety laws in 29 sectors. This includes most workers at provincially regulated workplaces in Ontario. Regulations. In addition to the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), these regulations may apply:
Teachers are encouraged to review: their responsibilities under the Education Act; their rights and responsibilities under the Occupational Health and Safety Act; their school board’s health and safety policy for employees;
• Meet the requirements and criteria, including proficiency requirements, on assessments in a world language and English Technology Seal (Meet one of three options) • Earn a proficient score on the Advanced Placement exam, or • Earn a “B” or higher in an approved CCP course, or
Teachers should consider the following safe work practices: Practice good hand washing techniques. Practice safe lifting techniques. Work safely with equipment, tools, and ladders. Follow SDS recommendations when working with products. Properly select, use, maintain and store PPE, where appropriate. Understand the risks of fatigue.
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Understand your responsibilities for student safety under legislation such as Ontario’s Education Act, the Ontario College of Teachers Act and the Child and Family Services Act. Understand your school or employer policies related to health and safety.
