Transport Publication Memorandum of Understanding
- Table of Contents
- Purpose
- Principles and Commitments
- Definitions
- Authorities and responsibilities
- Interventions
- Compliance Measures
- Safety Officer Training
- Support Services
- Interdepartmental Co-ordination
- Information Gathering and Exchange
- Evaluation
- Dispute Resolution
- Amendments and Termination
- Entire Agreement
- Annex 1
- Homepage of MOSH
6.1. OSH compliance activities shall be conducted in accordance with OPD s, IPG s, and the compliance policy.
6.2. Both departments will co-operate in the development and implementation of OSH promotional activities aimed at employers and employees in the federal transportation sector.
6.3. Both departments will co-operate in the production of OSH educational and information material and in the provision of any other applicable assistance, such as technical services or OSH -related educational services, as required.
6.4. Where a safety and health committee is solely made up of on-board employees, Transport Canada shall lead in providing assistance to the committee.
6.5. Where a safety and health committee is solely made up of off-board employees, HRDC -Labour shall lead in providing assistance to the committee.
6.6. Where a safety and health committee is made up of a combination of off-board and on-board employees, HRDC -Labour and Transport Canada will co-ordinate their activities in providing assistance to the committee.