SAFETY CONCERN FORM - CUPE 855
SAFETY CONCERN FORM - CUPE 855
SAFETY CONCERN FORM - CUPE 855
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<strong>SAFETY</strong> <strong>CONCERN</strong><br />
<strong>FORM</strong><br />
RESULT<br />
¤ Resolved with Dept.<br />
¤ Referred to JHSC<br />
Note: If the safety concern you are reporting resulted in an injury or property damage, please advise your supervisor<br />
immediately so that an incident report can be completed. If the concern is likely to cause injury: ENSURE THAT<br />
PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN TO PREVENT AN ACCIDENT before completing this form (for example – verbal warning, set<br />
up barriers, use warning signs, lock out or remove faulty equipment).<br />
PART I – TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE ( See instruction on back page)<br />
Name of Employee Completing Form:<br />
Position:<br />
Department:<br />
Location of Concern:<br />
UNION: (If applicable)<br />
Has the supervisor been verbally informed? ¤ Yes ¤ No<br />
TYPE OF HAZARDOUS CONDITION: (Check off condition(s) that apply)<br />
1 ¤ Personal protective equipment issue 5 ¤ Maintenance issue<br />
2 ¤ Unsafe equipment or material 6 ¤ Environmental: illumination, ventilation etc.<br />
3 ¤ Fire, explosion, atmospheric hazard 7 ¤ Hazardous method or procedure<br />
4 ¤ Unsafe design or arrangement 8 ¤ Other, please specify:<br />
EXPLANATION & RECOMMENDATIONS: (Attach additional sheet if required)<br />
Signature:<br />
Date:<br />
PART II - TO BE COMPLETED BY SUPERVISOR<br />
Note: Supervisors shall respond to employee in writing within ten (10) working days.<br />
SUPERVISOR’S RESPONSE:<br />
Signature:<br />
Date:<br />
PART III – JOINT HEALTH & <strong>SAFETY</strong> COMMITTEE (JHSC)<br />
Note: If the employee and/or supervisor feel that a hazardous condition still exists then the employee/supervisor should<br />
forward this form to their health & safety representative. That representative shall bring the issue to the next Joint Health &<br />
Safety committee meeting. The issue shall be discussed and further recommendations made.<br />
Name of Representative Receiving Copy:<br />
Date:<br />
Date of Next Joint Health & Safety Committee Meeting:<br />
Revision Date: April 15, 2009 12:59pm
INSTRUCTIONS<br />
The purpose of this form is to provide employees with an effective means to document and<br />
communicate health and safety concerns that exist in the workplace. The City of Kawartha Lakes<br />
supports the identification and resolution of unsafe working conditions as quickly as is practically<br />
possible.<br />
Steps to Resolving a Health & Safety Concern:<br />
STEP 1<br />
i) Inform your immediate supervisor verbally of the health and safety issue and provide any<br />
recommendations possible.<br />
ii) If the hazardous condition is resolved, no further action is required.<br />
STEP 2<br />
i) If the safety concern has not been reasonably resolved, or it is not practical to provide the<br />
concern verbally, complete this Safety Concern Form.<br />
ii) Employee must complete PART I of the form. Provide as much information as necessary<br />
to ensure the supervisor understands the exact safety concern. Provide recommendations.<br />
iii) The employee may consult with their health & safety representative for direction in this<br />
process.<br />
iv) Provide factual information relevant to the concern only.<br />
v) Forward a copy of the form to the immediate supervisor and keep a personal copy.<br />
STEP 3<br />
i) The immediate supervisor will review the concern and determine what action is required.<br />
Employees are expected to follow all procedures/measures implemented to rectify the<br />
concern.<br />
ii) The supervisor shall respond to the employee’s concern within 10 working days of<br />
receiving the form by completing PART II of the form.<br />
• Forward a copy to the Director of Human Resources<br />
• Forward a copy to the CKL H&S Co-ordinator<br />
• Forward a copy to the employee<br />
• Forward a copy to the UNION H&S Co-chair.<br />
iii) Retain a copy for the department.<br />
Step 4<br />
i) If the employee or supervisor feel that a condition still exists, then the employee or<br />
supervisor should contact their Health & Safety Representative. That representative shall<br />
bring the issue to the next Joint Health & Safety Committee meeting. The issue shall be<br />
discussed and further recommendations made.<br />
Personal information is collected under the authority of the Occupational Health & Safety Act, s 28(1)9c) for the<br />
purpose of identifying to management potential hazards to health & safety in the work place. Contact the City<br />
FOI Coordinator, Deputy Clerk if you have any questions or concerns about this collection of information at 705-<br />
324-9411 extension 1322.<br />
Revision Date: April 15, 2009 12:59pm