$(1)$ Choose any simple job from your workplace or school and complete and record

all steps of a Job Hazard Analysis in the manner discussed in class. Make sure to also

use our class discussions re types of hazards and types of controls. Do not repeat

any example used in class or copy an example set out on the internet or written up

at work.

$(2)$ When a worker does not wear PPE or wears it incorrectly, who is LEGALLY

responsible and why? By what authority?

$(3)$ The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health $($NIOSH$)$ has devised a

formula to calculate if a package is too heavy to lift. The Canadian Centre for

Occupational Health and Safety $($CCOHS$)$ has on its website a tool to calculate the

Recommended Weight Limit $($RWL$)$ with respect to a package. Find the tool on the

website and:

$($i$)$ Determine the RWL with respect to a package that must be lifted by a

worker onto a shelf that is $40cm$ in front of where he or she is standing

$($there is a barrier the worker must reach over$).$ Using both hands, the worker

picks up the package $($which has handles$)$ from a shelf $30cm$ from the floor

and moves it onto a shelf which is $130cm$ from the floor. The worker is

standing while doing the lift. The lift is repeated every five minutes for just

under an hour. Show your work $...$ in other words, explain the variables you

used to determine the RWL$.$

$($ii$)$ How does your answer in $($i$)$ above change if the worker is required to use

only one hand $($ie other hand is being otherwise used$)?.$

$(4)$ The following section was added to the Criminal Code of Canada in $2004$:

$217\mathrm{.}1$ Everyone who undertakes, or has the authority, to direct how

another person does work or performs a task is under a legal duty to take

reasonable steps to prevent bodily harm to that person, or any other

person, arising from that work or task.

However, there have been criticisms that relatively few charges are laid under this law

and even fewer convictions. Using information from the internet, describe the event

that instigated the addition of this section into the Criminal Code, and then complete a

table such as the following with respect to six cases in which charges were laid under

the section.