Efforts to Quiet Train Horns in Glendale Village Council Meeting
In Glendale, the Village Council held a public hearing on 06/19/17 to address the issue of train horns disrupting the community. Over the past 13 months, residents have organized and researched solutions, leading to a proposal outlining responsibilities and costs to establish a Quiet Zone. The community's efforts involved engaging state officials, forming study groups, and gathering support through events like the street fair. The proposed solutions involve relocating crossings, adding safety equipment, and dividing costs between stakeholders.
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Returning to Work Safely ESDC, Labour Program HSO Melissa Morden
Jurisdiction Band/Nation administration is always federally regulated Other components including health care, education, development corporations, etc. may be federally or provincially regulated 2
Jurisdiction For the federally regulated entities, the following legislation applies in relation to returning to work place safety: Canada Labour Code (CLC), Part II Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 3
CLC, Part II Duties of Employers SECTION 124 Every employer shall ensure that the health and safety at work of every person employed by the employer is protected. 4
Hazard Prevention Program, Part 19 COHSR This general program is to be used to address all types of hazards in the workplace. required for COVID19 and reopening of worksites Workplace is any place where an employee is engaged in work for the employer. 5
Hazard Prevention Program Components Implementation plan Hazard identification and assessment methodology Hazard identification and assessment Preventive measures Employee training Program evaluation 6
COVID 19 Requirements Complete a hazard assessment related to COVID19 in the workplace Determine which preventive measures will be implemented to address the risks and hazards identified in your assessment. Train employees on the hazards and preventive measures being implemented. 7
COVID 19 Preventive Measures Preventive measures must be selected in the following order Elimination of the hazard Reduction of the hazard Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Administrative procedures 8
Guidance Material Hazard Prevention Program Guide published by ESDC Labour Program COVID19 Safety Plan Guide published by WorkSafe BC 9
Sources of Information www.labour.gc.ca Telephone: 1-800-641-4049 Melissa Morden Health and Safety Officer melissa.morden@labour-travail.gc.ca 10
