Step 1: Establish HSR/JHSC
{"Image DocumentName": "Step 1: Establish HSR/JHSC", "Image ImageDescription": "Businesses that have 6-19 employees must have a HSR; businesses with 20 or more employees must have a JHSC. HSR/JHSC worker member must be non-management, selected by the workers (or trade union) The primary functions of the HSR/JHSC are to identify workplace hazards and to make recommendations to the employer regarding ways to control the hazards. Depending on the size of your organization or the substances in use, you may need to have a health and safety representative selected or establish a joint health and safety committee. Businesses that have 6-19 employees must have an HSR; businesses with 20 or more employees must have a JHSC. A JHSC shall have at least two members in a workplace with fewer than 50 workers, and at least four members in a workplace with more than 50 workers OHSA 9(6)(a)(b) HSR/JHSC worker member must be non-management, selected by the workers or a trade union OHSA s. 8(5) & 9(8) The JHSC member names and work locations must be posted in a place where all workers have access OHSA s. 9(32) The HSR/JHSC is responsible for: Inspecting the workplace monthly. Identifying health and safety hazards and making recommendations. Assisting in critical or fatal incident investigations. Making written recommendations for improvements.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}