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Personal Protective Equipment RAVS - Ontario

Personal Protective Equipment - Ontario RAVS: a 4-page Microsoft Word written safety program for ISNetworld, written for Ontario. It cites Ontario OH&S Regulation 213 Section 21 (3), 22(1), 23(1), 24, 26; 851 Section 79-82, 85 and 3 more references. It covers When to use PPE, Headwear and Footwear. Add your company name, set the issue date and revision, and upload it. $9 CAD, instant download.

  • Ontario OH&S Regulation 213 Section 21 (3), 22(1), 23(1), 24, 26; 851 Section 79-82, 85
  • CSA Standard Z259.1-1976, Fall-Arresting Safety Belts and Lanyards for the Construction and Mining Industries (or current version)
  • CSA Standard Z259.2-M1979, Fall-Arresting Devices, Personnel Lowering Devices and Life Lines (or current version)
  • +1 more
$9CAD, one program

Need more topics? The Ontario RAVS Library has all 23 titles for $149, about $6.48 a program.

  • 4 pages, 1,167 words, editable Microsoft Word (.docx)
  • Controlled header: initial issue date, revision #
  • Your company name and logo added free after checkout (Brand it)
  • Cites 4 references from Ontario OHS legislation
  • Instant download, re-download any time from your account
Add to cart - $9Or get all 23 Ontario titles - $149

Prices in Canadian dollars. Tax calculated at checkout.

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At a glance

The Personal Protective Equipment file, in numbers

Pages
4
Words
1,167
Sections
10
References cited
4
File
Microsoft Word .docx
Company name
Replace "COMPANY NAME"
Library
Ontario RAVS
Price
$9 CAD
Plain answer

What is the Personal Protective Equipment RAVS?

Personal protective equipment is the last line of defence. A PPE program sets what must be worn for each task, how it is selected and fitted, and how it is inspected, maintained and replaced.

This is the Personal Protective Equipment written program for contractors working on Ontario sites, written against the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations. It is the document you upload for this topic when your client's ISNetworld account asks for it.

Who needs it: Every contractor. Clients expect a written PPE program from all trades.

Reviewer checklist

What ISNetworld reviewers look for

Reviewers read each program you upload against your client's requirements for your work type and province. These are the parts they look for in a personal protective equipment program, and where this file covers each one.

  1. PPE required for each hazard and taskIn this file: "Headwear", "Footwear", "Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE"
  2. Fit, use and limitationsIn this file: "When to use PPE", "Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE"
  3. Inspection, maintenance and replacementIn this file: "Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE"
  4. Training on correct useIn this file: "Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE"
  5. Training and competencyIn this file: "Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE"
  6. A controlled document with your company nameIn this file: header with initial issue date and revision #
  7. The legislation the program is built onIn this file: Ontario OH&S Regulation 213 Section 21 (3), 22(1), 23(1), 24, 26; 851 Section 79-82, 85
What is inside

Every section of the Personal Protective Equipment program

The 10 section headings in the file, in order. Each one is written out in full and ready for your company name.

  1. When to use PPE
  2. Headwear
  3. Footwear
  4. Face Protection
  5. Respiratory Protection
  6. Supplied Breathing Air
  7. Fall Protection
  8. Fall Protection CSA Approved
  9. Moving Parts of Machinery
  10. Training on the Selection, Use and Care of PPE
Legislation

The references this program cites

Printed in the file, so you and the reviewer can see exactly what each requirement rests on.

  • Ontario OH&S Regulation 213 Section 21 (3), 22(1), 23(1), 24, 26; 851 Section 79-82, 85
  • CSA Standard Z259.1-1976, Fall-Arresting Safety Belts and Lanyards for the Construction and Mining Industries (or current version)
  • CSA Standard Z259.2-M1979, Fall-Arresting Devices, Personnel Lowering Devices and Life Lines (or current version)
  • CSA Standard Z259.3-M1978, Lineman's Body Belt and Lineman's Safety Strap (or current version)
Ready to upload

Uploaded today, in three steps

  1. Download and open it in WordThe file is ready the moment checkout completes. It opens in any current version of Microsoft Word.
  2. Make it yoursAdd your logo, replace "COMPANY NAME" with your company name in one find and replace, and fill in the initial issue date and revision #.
  3. Upload itRead it through, adjust anything that does not match how your crews work, and upload it to ISNetworld the same day.
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Questions

Personal Protective Equipment RAVS, answered

What do I get with the Personal Protective Equipment RAVS?

One Microsoft Word document (.docx), 4 pages and 1,167 words, in 10 sections. You download it straight after checkout and can download it again from your account.

What do I change before I upload it?

Replace "COMPANY NAME" with your company name and fill in the initial issue date and revision number in the header. Then read it through and adjust anything that does not match how your crews work. Every word is editable.

Which legislation does it cite?

The file cites Ontario OH&S Regulation 213 Section 21 (3), 22(1), 23(1), 24, 26; 851 Section 79-82, 85, CSA Standard Z259.1-1976, Fall-Arresting Safety Belts and Lanyards for the Construction and Mining Industries (or current version), CSA Standard Z259.2-M1979, Fall-Arresting Devices, Personnel Lowering Devices and Life Lines (or current version) and CSA Standard Z259.3-M1978, Lineman's Body Belt and Lineman's Safety Strap (or current version).

Can I get every Ontario title at once?

Yes. The Ontario RAVS Library includes all 23 titles for $149 CAD, against $207 bought one at a time. One download, every topic on hand for this client and the next one.

How do I get it ready for the ISNetworld review?

It arrives already written for its province or standard, with the references shown above printed in the file. Add your company name, fill in the issue date and revision, check it matches how your crews work and upload it. ISN's reviewers then grade it against your client's requirements for your work type.

Are you part of ISNetworld?

No. Quick Safety Compliance is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISN. ISNetworld and RAVS are ISN's names for its platform and its Review and Verification Services.

ISNetworld and RAVS are trademarks of ISN Software Corporation. Quick Safety Compliance is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISN. Prices in Canadian dollars; applicable tax added at checkout.