Occupational Health and Safety

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The Early Intervention Program

NSTU

The Early Intervention Program is a voluntary program providing support and assistance to NSTU members who are working or on paid sick leave and are experiencing illness or injury. Services may include telephone contact, access to medical and vocational rehabilitation services, assistance with return-to-work planning, and guidance in applying for disability benefits, if appropriate.

For further information, NSTU members are directed to the member section of the NSTU website http://www.nstu.ca After logging on using your NSTU username and password you will find details of the EIP under the "Benefits" menu. To contact the Early Intervention Program, please phone 1-800-565-6788 (477-5621 local) or email eip@nstu.ca.

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Documents and Forms    AVRSB Safety Policy
   Master School Inspection List
   Classroom Inspection Checklist
   Gymnasium Inspection Checklist  This checklist is available in Appendix E, Pages 135-140 in the Physical Education Safety Guidelines P-12 document.
   Science / Chemistry Lab Inspection Checklist
   OH&S Administrator's Checklist
   JOHSC Membership Form
   School Safety Assessment
   Public Health Services - Hot Weather Procedures
   AP 305.15 Appendix A - Accident Reporting Procedures  Accident Reporting Procedures
   AP 305.15 Appendix B - WCB Injury Report  WCB Injury Report
   AP 305.15 Appendix C - Accident Report Form for Teachers  Accident Report Form for Teachers
   AP 305.15 Appendix D - JOHSC Accident Incident Investigation Report  JOHSC Investigation Report
   AP 305.15 Appendix E - Application for Injury on Duty  Application for Injury on Duty
   AP 305.15 Appendix F - Request for Functional Info of Presenting Illness/Injury  Request for Functional Info Form

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