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
8.1. HRDC -Labour maintains a number of central and regional technical OSH support services to assist in the application and enforcement of the Code. These include:
- industrial hygiene engineering and laboratory services;
- industrial safety engineering services; and
- OSH information services, such as HRDC -Labour's resource centre and links with the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety.
8.2. Transport Canada safety officers will have access to the above services through their headquarters and regional functional authorities, and arrangements for these services are to be made on a case-by-case basis.
8.3. On request, HRDC -Labour will provide Transport Canada headquarters with timely advice and opinions regarding the application and enforcement of the Code, and the dissemination of such advice and opinions shall be in accordance with HRDC -Labour instructions.