LSR Fit For Duty Toolbox Talk

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2018

LIFE SAVING RULES


Toolbox Talk
Fit for Duty

LIFE SAVING
SETTING THE RULES
STANDARD
- FIT IN
FOROIL
DUTY
AND GAS SAFETY 1
OUTLINE

• 10 Life Saving Rules


• Description of Fit for Duty Rule
• Additional Guidance
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Example Violations
• Related Life Saving Rules
• Summary

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ENERGY SAFETY CANADA’S 10 LIFE SAVING RULES

CONFINED WORKING AT WORK ENERGY LINE OF


SPACE HEIGHT AUTHORIZATION ISOLATION FIRE

BYPASSING DRIVING HOT SAFE FIT FOR


SAFETY WORK MECHANICAL DUTY
CONTROLS LIFTING

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FIT FOR DUTY RULE

• Be in a state to perform work safely


• I will be physically and mentally in
a state to perform my assigned duties
• I commit to not being under the influence of
alcohol or drugs
• I will inform a supervisor immediately if I
or a co-worker may be unfit for work

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ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE

• Workers or supervisors in an appropriate physical and mental


state to conduct their assigned duties are:
• Physically capable of performing the duties (physical
demands analysis)
• Rested (not fatigued)
• Mentally alert (mind on task)
• Able to effectively communicate to their supervisor and
co-workers
• Not under the influence of drugs and alcohol

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AS A SUPERVISOR

• I ensure I know how to recognize the signs of a worker who is not


fit for duty
• I ensure I investigate and take action if I have reason to believe a
worker may be unfit for work
• I ensure workers are physically capable of completing the assigned
duties and have the necessary communication skills
• I ensure workers under my supervision are not subject to
harassment or violence, as that may impact their fitness for work
• I ensure harassment or violence incidents are investigated and
corrective action is taken

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AS A WORKER

• I notify my employer of any medical condition that may influence my


ability to perform work safely
• I notify my employer if I am using over-the-counter medications that may
influence my ability to perform work safely
• I am not under the influence of legal or illegal drugs, alcohol, or
substances that influence my ability to perform my assigned duties
• I do not participate in harassment or violence, and I notify my supervisor if
I observe these unacceptable behaviours
• I ensure any physical or mental limitations are identified and
communicated to my supervisor for effective management
• I notify my supervisor if I or another co-worker may be unfit for work

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EXAMPLE VIOLATIONS

• A worker or supervisor participates in or knowingly condones


workplace harassment
• A worker or supervisor fails a drug or alcohol test
• Using illegal drugs at site
• A worker or supervisor is taking prescription medication or
over-the-counter medication that is likely to affect their
performance and have not disclosed this to their employer
• An unfit worker is observed but not reported

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RELATED LIFE SAVING RULES

CONFINED WORKING AT WORK ENERGY LINE OF


SPACE HEIGHT AUTHORIZATION ISOLATION FIRE

BYPASSING DRIVING HOT SAFE


SAFETY WORK MECHANICAL
CONTROLS LIFTING

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SUMMARY

• Know your role and responsibilities in relation to the Fit for


Duty rule
• Notify your supervisor immediately if you are unsure about
how to comply with this rule in your work environment
• If you see a potential violation of the Fit for Duty rule,
intervene ― it could be the last chance to prevent a fatality
• Consistent application of the Life Saving Rules equates to
saved lives
• These rules are essential to achieving industry’s shared
vision: zero injuries, zero incidents

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QUESTIONS?

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