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SAFE AS
YOU
THINK?
ASK YOURSELF THREE QUESTIONS.
ARE YOU AS SAFE AS YOU THINK?
ASK YOURSELF THREE QUESTIONS.
QUESTION #1:
Your rights are outlined in the provincial Occupational Health and Safety
legislation. Go to www.wcb.pe.ca for this information.
HOW COULD I GET HURT AT WORK?
QUESTION #2:
Do I have a say in
my workplace
safety?
DO I HAVE A SAY IN MY WORKPLACE SAFETY?
Your rights are outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety legislation of your
province. Go to www.wcb.pe.ca for this information.
DO I HAVE A SAY IN MY WORKPLACE SAFETY?
• Meet regularly
• Meet regularly
an OHS representative
DO I HAVE A SAY IN MY WORKPLACE SAFETY?
an OHS representative
DO I HAVE A SAY IN MY WORKPLACE SAFETY?
Question #3:
When do I say,
“No!”?
WHEN DO I SAY, “NO!” ?
Your rights are outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety legislation of your
province. Go to www.wcb.pe.ca for this information.
WHEN DO I SAY, “NO!” ?
But. . .
“refusing” isn’t easy.
I’m not good
at saying,
Stand up to What if I “No.”
my boss?! get in
That’s hard trouble?
to do!!
• Step 2 (If that doesn’t work)– Talk with your Health and
Safety Representative or someone on the Joint Health and
Safety Committee
• Step 3 (If that doesn’t work either) - Call the OHS Division
WHEN DO I SAY, “NO!” ?
No!
• Develop a guideline that would help a worker know when
he needs to say, “No!”
Examples:
• When your boss asks you to run a machine, but doesn’t
show you how to do it, just say, “No!”
• When you always wear gloves and goggles for a cleaning
task, but the glove box is empty, just say, “No!”
• When the guard on the table saw is broken, and won’t be
replaced until Tuesday, just say, “No!”