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Select Document Occupational Health and Safety   Jump to Part/Section Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Components of a Health and Safety Management System       1. Organizational Commitment       2. Hazard Identification, Assessment and Control       3. Safe Work Practices and Procedures       4. Ongoing Inspections       5. Maintenance and Repairs       6. Orientation and Training       7. Emergency Response       8. Incident/Accident Reporting and Investigation       9. Communication and Involvement       10. Monitoring and Evaluation Requirements Applicable to All Industries       Part 1 – Definitions and General Application       Part 2 – Hazard Assessment, Elimination and Control       Part 3 – Specifications and Certifications       Part 4 – Chemical Hazards, Biological Hazards and Harmful Substances       Part 5 – Confined Spaces       Part 6 – Cranes, Hoists and Lifting Devices       Part 7 – Emergency Preparedness and Response       Part 8 – Entrances, Walkways, Stairways and Ladders       Part 9 – Fall Protection       Part 10 – Fire and Explosion Hazards       Part 11 – First Aid       Part 12 – General Safety Precautions       Part 13 – Joint Work Site Health and Safety Committee       Part 14 – Lifting and Handling Loads       Part 15 – Managing the Control of Hazardous Energy       Part 16 – Noise Exposure       Part 17 – Overhead Power Lines       Part 18 – Personal protective equipment       Part 19 – Powered Mobile Equipment       Part 20 – Radiation Exposure       Part 21 – Rigging       Part 22 – Safeguards       Part 23 – Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms       Part 24 – Toilets and Washing Facilities       Part 25 – Tools, Equipment and Machinery       Part 26 – Ventilation Systems       Part 27 – Violence       Part 28 – Working Alone       Part 29 – Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Requirements Applicable to Specific Industries and Activities       Part 30 – Demolition       Part 40 - Utility Workers - Electrical       Part 31 – Diving Operations       Part 32 – Excavating and Tunneling       Part 33 – Explosives       Part 34 – Forestry       Part 35 – Health Care and Industries with Biological Hazards       Part 36 – Mining       Part 37 – Oil and Gas Wells       Part 38 – Residential Roofing       Part 39 – Tree Care Operations       Part 40 - Utility Workers - Electrical       Part 41 - Work Requiring Rope Access Schedules Transportation of Dangerous Goods       Training Requirements for Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations Workers’ Compensation Board Resources    Backward | Forward

The following information is to be used for information purposes only and contains excerpts from Government of Alberta - Human Resources and Employment, Alberta Worker’s Compensation Board and Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety.

  Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety

  Components of a Health and Safety Management System

  Requirements Applicable to All Industries

  Requirements Applicable to Specific Industries and Activities

  Schedules

  Transportation of Dangerous Goods

  Workers’ Compensation Board

  Resources

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