The advisory council for occupational safety and health, Business Law and Ethics

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QUESTION 1

Discuss the functions of the following-

(a) The Workfare Programme

(b) The Advisory Council for Occupational Safety and Health

QUESTION 2

Mr Bob is the director of XYZ Ltd. He wishes to know whether he has any responsibility under the OSHA regarding the following in his enterprise

(i) Hazardous substances

(ii) Fire problems

(iii) Occupational Accidents

(iv) Use of machinery

QUESTION 3

John works at ABC Ltd. He has been informed that under the OSHA, all the duties to ensure health and safety at work are imposed on the employer only. Advise him whether this is correct or not

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