Code of Practice
Contractor Health and Safety Code of Practice
If you are a Contractor or Service Provider, an employee of Contractor or Service Provider or a Project Manager or Contract Authority bringing Contractor(s) or Service Provider(s) to University of Saskatchewan (USask) owned or leased properties, you must adhere to the Contractor Health and Safety Code of Practice. It provides the health and safety expectations, defines roles and responsibilities and provides the processes for safely executing contracted construction or service projects at USask.
Orientation
Contractor Health and Safety Orientation
Before any contractors, employees of contractors, sub-contractors, service and maintenance providers, Project Managers or Contract Authority to perform work on University of Saskatchewan owned and leased property, they must attend the University’s Contractor Health and Safety Orientation.
To register and receive the orientation package, please send an email to constructionsafety@usask.ca with the details below:
- Attendee first and last name(s)
- Contact information
- Company name
- Project name, location and Project Manager or Contract Authority
Forms
For Project Managers / Contract Authorities
All forms are intended to support processes and/or requirements of the Contractor Health and Safety Code of Practice and the processes related to Projects or Service work at USask.
- Contractor Hot Work Permit
- Contractor Site Specific Safety Plan Checklist
- Critical Lift Plan Checklist
- Demolition Checklist and Permit
- Fall Protection and Rescue Plan Checklist
- Group Hazard Identification Risk Assessment – PROCEDURE
- Group Hazard Identification Risk Assessment – FORM
- Health and Safety Checklist for Contractors
- Lock Out Tag Out Plan
- Pre-Bid Hazard Information Checklist
- Prime Contractor Designation
- Project Health and Safety Performance Summary
- Traffic Control Plan
- Asbestos Management Program
Asbestos management
USask has an Asbestos Management Program that communicates asbestos information to campus occupants and those who are hired to work near or with asbestos containing materials.
If you are conducting any work that may disturb areas with potential asbestos containing material, an assessment to identify asbestos containing materials is required by trained and qualified personnel prior to completing the work. In addition, if any asbestos containing material is observed to be damaged, please report the location to Asbestos Management Program.
For any questions or concerns regarding asbestos, please contact the Asbestos Management Program.
Questions?
Construction Safety
constructionsafety@usask.ca
Safety Programs Lead
Raeann Ducharme
(306) 966-8881 or (306) 441-9576
raeann.ducharme@usask.ca
Asbestos Management Program Coordinator
asbestos@usask.ca