2022 Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation

Communication of orders to prime contractor
36.2
If a safety and health officer makes an order against any person
involved in work on a construction project that has a prime contractor,
the officer shall provide a copy of the order to the prime contractor.
S.M. 2002, c. 33, s. 31.
Communication to workplace committees
36.3(1) A copy of every improvement order shall be provided by the safety
and health officer to
(a) the workplace safety and health committee for the workplace with
respect to which the order was made; or
(b) the worker safety and health representative, if no safety and health
committee exists for the workplace.
Posting improvement order
36.3(2) Where there is no workplace safety and health committee or a worker
safety and health representative for the workplace, the officer shall
post in a prominent place at or near the workplace a copy of every
improvement order.
S.M. 2002, c. 33, s. 28.

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The Workplace Safety And Health Act
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APPEALS
Appeal can be made to director
37(1)
A person directly affected by an order or decision of a safety and
health officer made under
(a) section 26 (improvement order);
(b) section 36 (stop work order);
(c) section 42.1 (reprisal); or
(d) section 43.1 (right to refuse dangerous work);
may appeal the order or decision to the director.
How to appeal
37(2)
The person appealing shall send a written appeal notice to the
director within 14 days after the date of the order or decision, or
within any further period that the director may allow. The notice
must state the reasons for the appeal and list the persons interested
in the appeal.
Submissions from interested persons
37(2.1) The director must give the interested persons listed in the notice
of appeal an opportunity to provide oral or written submissions, as
determined by the director, about the matter that is the subject of
the appeal.