Fuel and Convenience

A report on compliance is a documentation tool used by a work site party who has received an order(s) to comply, under Section 59, 60 and/or 61 of the OHS Act.

An explanation guide for employers to help guide them in the decision of choosing the correct options for in-store prepayment of fuel. The owner(s) of the retail fuel outlet(s) can decide which options are acceptable at their location(s).

Postcard to inform gas station and convenience store customers of mandatory fuel pre-pay and violence prevention plan coming into effect on June 1, 2018 (size 5” x 4”). Come in bundles of 100.

Footwear that differs from what is worn for everyday use can put workers at an increased risk of injuries from slips, trips, and falls. Recent changes to the OHS Code clarify that employers cannot require workers to use footwear that may pose risk to their health and safety.

This standard contains the minimum course content for approved Joint Work Site Health and Safety Committee (HSC) and Health and Safety Representative (HS representative) training courses. It was developed to govern training agencies and facilitators in the development and delivery of approved training courses.

This standard outlines the criteria for agencies to be approved to deliver Joint Work Site Health and Safety Committee (HSC)/Health and Safety representative (HS representative) training that meets the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, Regulation and Code.