Workplace designate
42.1
(1) Notwithstanding section 41, where less than 6 persons are engaged at a workplace and the designation of a worker health and safety representative is impracticable, the employer may designate a workplace health and safety designate to monitor the health, safety and welfare of workers employed at the workplace.
42.1(2)
The workplace health and safety designate may be either
42.1(a)
a worker connected with the management of the workplace; or
42.1(b)
the employer, if the designation of a worker connected with the management of the workplace is not practicable.
42.1(3)
The workplace health and safety designate shall be appointed by the employer.
42.1(4)
The employer shall provide and pay for training for the workplace health and safety designate.
42.1(5)
The training provided under subsection (4) shall meet the requirements that the Workplace Health and Safety Compensation Commission may set.
42.1(6)
The workplace health and safety designate shall participate in the training provided under this section.
42.1(7)
An employer shall compensate a worker for participating in training under this section as if the training were regular work.
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