Buyers of Construction Services: Avoiding Constructor Liabilities Workshop

Join us for an informative event where we will discuss the crucial topic of avoiding constructor liabilities in the construction industry. Whether you are a seasoned buyer or new to the industry, this event is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate potential constructor issues.

WORKSHOP OUTCOMES

Identify overarching Provincial OH&S legislative responsibility for construction projects and related guidance material

Identify key considerations in determining who is an owner, constructor, employer and contractor

Understand the difference between engaging a contractor to undertake construction vs. maintenance work

Recognize the benefits and process of obtaining a Ministry of Labour Director’s Designation

Explore relevant OHSA prosecutions and coroner’s inquest recommendations including:

-> the final decision in the R. vs Sudbury case where the City of Sudbury was charged both as the Constructor and an Employer despite having hired a constructor to undertake the project, and

-> a fatal construction accident that occurred at a Federal Government building.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

Buyers of construction services such as owners, tenants, lessees, project managers, developers, property managers, owner’s agents and delegates. Group size is limited to facilitate discussion.

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