Due Diligence for Supervisors
Course Description:
Under WorkSafeBC Regulation, a supervisor is defined as a person who instructs, directs or controls workers in the safe performance of their duties. As a supervisor, you are responsible for the proper instruction of workers under your direct control, and for ensuring their work is performed without undue risk. Due diligence means that you take all reasonable care in all the circumstances in your workplace to protect the health and safety of your workers, and to prevent an occurrence or event.
At the conclusion of this half day course, the supervisor will:
- Understand the term “Due Diligence,”
- Be knowledgeable about legal responsibilities as a supervisor,
- Be able to give specific examples of due diligence in the workplace.
Course Length:
4 Hours
Class Minimum/Maximum:
6/20
Supervisors Safety Certificate Program:
Required Course
Continued Education Credits:
EOCP CEU’s: 0.4 (In Person/Virtual Instructor Led)
EOCP CEU’s: 0.3 (E-Learning)
CPHR: 4 CPD Hours
Classroom Delivery Price:
$75 per person for up to 15;
$37.50 per person from 16-20.
Minimum $800 charge per class.
Virtual Delivery Price:
$800
Course Timeline:
BCMSA/Industry Recommended Renewal: 5 Years
Financial Subsidy:
This training may be eligible for the B.C. Employer Training Grant Learn More Here.
