Compulsory disclosure of information by occupier requires safety disclosures, emergency plans, and prior notice for hazardous processes. The occupier of every factory with a hazardous process must disclose prescribed information on dangers and mitigation measures to workers, inspectors, the ... Summary
Occupational Safety, Health And Working Conditions Code, 2020
Compulsory disclosure of information by occupier requires safety disclosures, emergency plans, and prior notice for hazardous processes.
The occupier of every factory with a hazardous process must disclose prescribed information on dangers and mitigation measures to workers, inspectors, the local authority and nearby public; adopt and notify a detailed health and safety policy at registration and on changes; include accurate waste quantities and disposal details; obtain approval for an on site emergency plan and disaster control measures and publicise safety measures; give prescribed prior notice before commencing a hazardous process, with licence cancellation possible for failure to notify.
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