2.1 Occupational Health and Safety Policy The Occupational Health and Safety of people is more important than any business interest. For this reason, occupational health and safety is our number one priority. Nova Scotia Power's goal is to...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power prioritizes occupational health and safety above all business interests, emphasizing safety excellence through communication, involvement, and trust. Emergency restoration activities occur under adverse conditions, requiring workers to exercise caution and prudence.
6.6.3 Safety Lead The Safety Lead is responsible to provide direction and support for the EOC team and all emergency response staff regarding safety-related hazards, risks and or incidents. During the restoration effort, the Safety Lead as...
AI summary The Safety Lead is responsible for managing safety-related hazards and incidents during emergency response efforts. They provide information to the EOC, deploy Safety Specialists, and ensure health and safety strategies are implemented effectively.
Level 3 & Level 4 • Ensure that all Corporate and Provincial Health and Safety procedures and rules are being followed - Ensure that Safety Specialists are assigned to all impacted areas according to the pre-determined ratio of worker to s...
AI summary The text outlines safety procedures and responsibilities during emergency response operations, emphasizing adherence to health and safety protocols, assignment of safety specialists, training requirements, and incident reporting.