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You need more than a job to be Ready for Work
This web site is directed at three groups : students/ workers, teachers and employers and has a range of materials. The student/worker section provides guidelines, fact sheets, a quiz, a survey, a vacation pay calculator and links to legislation on employment standards and workplace health and safety. The employer section provides guidelines on preparing young people for work, a fact sheet on why youth are vulnerable to workplace injuries, employer survey results, etc. The teacher section provides printable materials for in-class training such as a resource binder, overheads, flash cards and links to other resources.
Web site prepared by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour

JobOneCanada is a gateway to safety information for young workers. It provides links to health, safety and employment information in various Canadian regions. It also links to games, quizzes, resources, posters, etc.
Website provided by CCOHS

“Raise Your Hand” NEW
Interactive web site to learn more about workplace risks. Personal testimonials from young workers hurt on the job and an online game to test knowledge of workplace hazards.
Web site prepared by WorkSafe BC

Live Safe! Work Smart! NEW
Includes resources for Ontario Grades 9-12, including a science-based CD-ROM and the safety quiz Passport to Safety
Web site prepared by the Ontario Ministry of Labour

Young Workers Zone
The Home Page and Tips for Young Workers provide a helpful introduction to issues. Web site prepared by CCOHS

Youth 2 Work  
This web site offers young people with a gateway to information on labour employment standards, safety information, employment and training information, as well as safety training tools for restaurants and agriculture. Web site prepared by US Department of Labour

Young Workers web site
Interactive site with posters, screen-savers and safety game – Don’t Risk It!
Web site prepared by WorkCover New South Wales

Passport to Safety
Certificate-based safety quiz available to students through the Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Workers Compensation Boards.

Health and Safety 101 
An e-course designed to prepare young workers with an introduction to workplace laws, their rights and roles, and the basics on workplace hazards and their control.  Prepared by the Ontario WSIB.

e-Learning Games and Tests
Includes a variety of interactive, multimedia health and safety tools to explore the hazards and injury prevention. Provided by SafeWork SA

 

e-Learning Games
Provided by WorkCover New South Wales

Youth in Agriculture
A web-based training tool which illustrates about 40 common hazards found in a typical fast-food restaurant workplace. For each hazard potential safety solutions for teen workers and for employers are provided. Website prepared by US OSHA

Teen Worker Safety in Restaurants -e-Tool
A web-based training tool which illustrates about 15 common hazards found in an agricultural workplace. For each hazard potential safety solutions for teen workers and for employers are provided. Website prepared by US OSHA

Guide for New Workers
Includes a section on the rights and responsibilities for safety , being safe on-the-job (what training should be provided), examples of common health and safety hazards, how to control hazards, an explanation of hazardous materials and WHMIS, plus tips on questions to ask yourself about general hazard awareness, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, equipment safety, fire preparedness and first-aid. Order form for print publication is available.
Publication ( 185 pages) prepared by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour

Are Youth Safe on the Job? A Focus on the Health and Safety of Young WorkersNEW
Provides a summary of current information on the health and safety of young workers. Includes injury statistics, measures to reduce workplace injuries and describes the Ready to Work Program for young workers
Prepared by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour

Health & Safety Rights and Responsibilities in the WorkplaceNEW
Prepared by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour

Employing Young Workers: Tips for EmployersNEW
Outlines employer responsibilities to train & orient young workers & outlines related legislation
Fact sheet (2 pages) prepared by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour

It's Not Safe Being Green: Information for Employers Who Hire Young Workers
This pamphlet outlines the higher risk for injury among young workers, the role and responsibilities of employers, the benefit of investing in prevention, process for dealing with and reporting workplace injury, a list of 'risky' businesses for young workers and injury causes, plus a list of resources for further information.
Publication ( 5 pages) prepared by Alberta WCB


Workplace Survival for Young Workers
Publication ( 5 pages) prepared by Alberta WCB

Young Worker Brochure
This brochure explains why young workers are at a greater risk of workplace injury, roles and responsibilities for workplace safety, what to do in case of an accident at work, current youth workplace prevention programs, plus common workplaces and accidents for young workers.
Publication ( 2 pages) prepared by WCB of BC

Preventing Violence: A Workbook for Employers and Workers
Publication ( 47 pages) prepared by WCB of BC

Young Workers: Construction Safety Magazine
Special issue of this magazine highlighting construction-related hazards for young workers and how supervisors/contractors can train workers to avoid them.
Articles ( 8 pages) prepared by Ontario CSAO

Health & Safety Guide for New Retail Workers NEW
Guide ( 29 pages) prepared by WorkSafe BC

Young Worker Safety Can’t Wait – Safety kit for the Tourism and Hospitality Industry NEW
This safety package addresses five key hazards faced by workers in tourism and hospitality. Information includes an overview for managers/owners, safety crew talk guides for supervisors, and handouts for workers.
Publication (24 pages) prepared by WorkSafe BC

Resources – Parents 
Tools, publications, and other resources to help prevent young worker injuries and illnesses prepared by WorkSafe BC

Youth and Labor 
Articles prepared by US Department of Labor

NIOSH Young Worker Safety and Health 
Various articles prepared by US NIOSH

NIOSH Alert: Preventing Deaths, Injuries and Illnesses of Young Workers 
NIOSH Alert ( 25 pages) prepared by US NIOSH

Teen Summer Jobs: Safety Pays 
Links to various jobs for students prepared by US NIOSH

See also - School Curriculum for Health and Safety

 

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