Pandemic Preparedness - Canada Industry Practices (Updated 03/12/2020) 

A pandemic disease will spread rapidly and easily from person to person, affecting all businesses due to absenteeism. Businesses that are relied upon by other businesses will be facing the same massive absentee rates, and will be unable to provide essential components to maintain the daily operations. Risk assessments to identify the essential/critical components of our business operation need to be conducted.

This program is for ISNetworld® and is a Microsoft® Word 97-2003 document that contains all expected language required by ISNetworld®. It has passed before and is 100% guaranteed to pass again. 

We have been receiving requests for a Coronavirus Safety Plan. This is not specifically a Coronavirus Safety Plan.  NOTE - THIS DOCUMENT IS THE SAME AS FOUND IN OUR USA ISNETWORLD® SECTION AS THE REQUIREMENTS ARE THE SAME.

Every company is different, and Safety Resourcing cannot develop a standardized plan due to the varying scope of work and types of businesses we work with. However, after 30 years we have learned to go to the source for information regarding safety and health matters in cases such as this - and that is OSHA from a USA regulatory occupational safety standpoint and the Canadian Government.  Both web sites contains excellent internal links and we wanted to pass this information to our clients in case you needed more information regarding this matter.  OSHA COVID-19 Safety and Health Topics.  For Canadian employers please see: Government of Canada Coronavirus and Occupational Health & Safety.

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