August 29, 2019
Safety
recognizes demonstrated commitment to health and safety on the worksite.
ENTRY FEE
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$100.00 (+GST) per safety entry
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Your entry must be paid before it will move forward to the scoring stage
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The Master Awards Payment Form is to be completed in full. Payment will be processed once the entry deadline has been closed.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
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The entrant must be a RRHBA Member in good standing
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WCB Number
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Your entry must show your residential construction worksite safety practices
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Manufacturing facilities are not eligible for this award
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Note: the safety award category is about residential worksite safety (on-site construction)
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For the safety award to be presented, there must be [3] different member entries. If there is not [3] different entries, the award will not be presented.
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PHOTOS REQUIRED
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[5] photos of your choice showing worksite safety
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Mid/High resolution – 50mb is the upload max total for all the photos
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JUDGING CRITERIA
Company Endorsed Policy Statement
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Has your company created a written policy statement which they have signed & dated?
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Does the policy include goals and objectives related to health & safety?
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Has your company allocated specific resources to safety initiatives?
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Hazard Identification and Control
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Describe how your company identifies hazards and how they are controlled on the work site.
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Indicate what methods are used to identify hazards and what methods are used to control or eliminate hazards on the work site, indicate who is included in this process.
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Give an example where a hazard was identified and how it was eliminated or controlled.
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Accident/Incident Investigation
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Does your company investigate incidents including injuries, property damage or serious near misses?
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Communication and Training
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How does your company ensure that occupational health and safety information is communicated throughout the organization at all levels?
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Include items such as worker orientation, training, effective supervision, written instructions (job procedures), safety meetings, tool box talks, etc.
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Emergency Preparedness
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Describe the training your team have in case of emergency, and the equipment that would be available on-site in the event of fire or first aid needed.
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Certification or Audit
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What safety audits has your company passed in the previous 12 months?
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Do you have a valid Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR)? If so, how long has your certification been maintained?
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Designated Responsibilities
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Please provide your company statement on the responsibilities of you the employer, your supervisors and workers.
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Occupational Health Committee or Representative
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Provide a list of your committee members or the name of your company’s Occupational Health representative as well as supporting documentation (i.e. committee meeting minutes).
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