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Occupational Health
and Safety

Welcome to the Health & Safety Webpage.  This webpage has information on hazards and safe work procedures, wellness information, joint site-based committee information, and training and education opportunities.

Information related to WHMIS, Violence in the Workplace, Reporting Procedures and Refusal of Unsafe Work for example, apply to all employees regardless of roles and responsibilities within the district.

Please contact our department if you have questions, concerns or need information.  If we don't have it we will do our best to get it for you. 

Bernadine Babuik,
Manager for Health & Safety

First Aid for Employees

• 2010-11 Schedule TBA

Central Safety Committee Meetings

Central Safety Committee Meetings are held in Meeting Room A at NDSS from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.

• 2010-11 Schedule TBA

Emergency Preparedness

Forms and Procedures

Useful Health & Safety Links

• Material Safety Data Sheets - MSDS Fetch

WorkSafeBC

Workers Compensation Act & Regulations

Workers' Advisers Office

Clean Sweep Video - Safe Work Practices for Custodians

School Workers Health & Safety Guide

Health & Safety Committee Reference Guide

• Computer Work Station Ergonomic Checklist

A Safety Handbook for Technology Education Teachers

Science Safety Resource Manual

Student WorkSafe Program Planning 10  

Safety & Wellness Newsletter

June 2010
May 2010
March 2010
February 2010
December 2009
November 2009
October 2009
September 2009

BERNADINE BABUIK - Manager: Occupational Health & Safety - Phone: 250-244-2776; fax: 250-741-5259; email bbabuik@sd68.bc.ca

RICK ROSSETTO - Occupational Health & Safety Officer - phone: 250-741-5215; fax: 250-741-5259; email rrossetto@sd68.bc.ca

MADELEINE BRYDEN -Secretary, Occupational Health & Safety - phone: 250-741-5276; fax: 250-741-5259 email mbryden@sd68.bc.ca

SAFETY TIP -
AUGUST 2010

Dr. Art Hister’s Elixir – Being active – and staying active – is often the best medicine for whatever ails you. 

How does Early Return to Work help the Worker?

-  reduces the focus on disability
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raises the worker’s mood
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raises worker’s self-esteem
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reduces worker’s stress
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returns worker to life’s routine
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helps the family return to routine

 

 

 

 

 

 

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