The Times Advocate, 2004-06-23, Page 81
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Exeter Times—Advocate
Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Occupational health Bean Sprouts graduation
and safety
EXETER — With summer vacation just around the
corner, many young people will be starting a new job
and working in environments or with
equipment unfamiliar to them.
There are potential health and safety
hazards in every workplace, including
production lines, farms and even office
settings. These hazards can include
anything from slippery floors and poor
posture while typing, to a sharp blade
in a lawn tractor. Workers between
the ages of 15 and 24 are twice as
likely to be injured on the job than all
others. Machine injuries and electro-
cutions are among the leading causes
of work-related deaths among
youngzq people.
It is important every employee be provided with prop-
er training and that they are aware of the risks they will
face at the job. It is equally important each employee
take the necessary precautions to ensure their own
safety. This includes following proper safety proce-
dures, wearing the necessary safety equipment, and let-
ting employers know of any potential health and safety
hazards.
It is crucial that youth, students and employers are
made aware of their rights and responsibilities, and of
the health and safety issues they face. Many accidents
and injuries can be prevented with proper awareness,
understanding and training. Under the Canada Labour
Code, employees have three basic rights to protect
themselves in the workplace. These rights are:
• The right to know• Employees have the right to
know about hazards in the workplace that could affect
their safety and health.
• The right to participate: An employee has the right
to participate in the development and implementation
of procedures that affect their health and safety.
• The right to refuse dangerous work: Employees
have the right to refuse to do a job if they have reason-
able cause to believe there is a condition at work that is
a danger to them, or if the use of a machine or item at
work presents a danger to them or to a co-worker.
Observation, learning, and experience are crucial to
recognizing potential safety hazards in the workplace.
Make sure you follow all safety precautions, ask about
safety hazards and know how to use personal safety
equipment. Visit the Exeter Human Resource Centre of
Canada for Students (HRCC-S) to learn about your
responsibilities as an employee, and your employer's
responsibilities around health and safety practices in
the workplace.
To find out more, or to request a copy of the publica-
tion Are YOU in Danger?, contact the Exeter HRCC-S at
(519) 235-1711, or call the Government of Canada's
toll-free Youth Info Line at 1-800-935-5555.
The HRCC-Ss are part of the Government of Canada's
Youth Employment Strategy. For more information on
this and other government programs, check out
youth.gc. ca.
KATIE
EMMRICH
SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICER
Municipality of Bluewater
Public Works Department
IMPORTANT NOTICE
WATER RESTRICTIONS
To conserve water, the Bluewater Public Works
Department has found it necessary to impose
water restrictions on all municipal owned water
systems.
Effective July 1 and until October 1, the
following schedule for the use of watering will be
permitted for Residential customers (households).
The watering of flower beds and gardens
with a hand-held hose is permitted on any day.
The watering of anything else with a hand-held
hose or any other device is restricted to the follow-
ing dates.
Odd -numbered houses on odd -numbered
calendar days from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Even -numbered houses on even -numbered
calendar days from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
The last digit of your house or 911
number determines if your property (house) is odd
or even.
These regulations are necessary to
provide an adequate supply of water. Special
permission may be obtained to establish a new
lawn.
If you have any questions or concerns
regarding these restrictions, please contact this
office at 236-4351 Ext. 224
Ross Fisher, CRSS
Public Works and Property Manager
The Bean Sprouts Nursery School recognized its graduation June 16 by holding a ceremony at Zurich Public
School. In front from left are Marshall Pettapiece, Dustin Rau, Benjamin Wagler, Damien Alblas,Amber Bonvie
and Nathan Paulger; in back from left are Anne Gleason, Emily DePaepe, Darren Steckle, Jennifer Beeler, JP
Gleason, Elliot Paulger, Simon VanElswyk and Jake Earle. (photo/Scott Nixon)
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