Archived - Decision: 01-006 CANADA LABOUR CODE PART II OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
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Review under section 146 of the Canada Labour Code,
Part II, of a direction given by a safety officer
Decision No.: 01-006
Applicant:Mr. Ken Folkins
Moncton Flight College
Respondent:Mike Doiron
Moncton Flight College
Mis-en-cause: Dave Furlotte
Health & Safety Officer
Human Resources Development Canada
Before:Douglas Malanka
Appeals Officer
Following a refusal to work, health and safety officer Dave Furlotte conducted an investigation at the Moncton Flight College.After testing for volatile organics compounds and investigating air quality, health and safety officer Furlotte decided that no danger existed for the employees. His decision was issued on November 15, 2000.
On November 23, 2001, Mr. Ken Folkins requested an appeal by an appeals officer but later withdrew his appeal on February 12, 2001. As the Appeals Officer seized of the review, I confirm that this case is closed.
Decision rendered on March 23, 2001.
D. Malanka
Appeals Officer
SUMMARY OF APPEALS OFFICER DECISION
Decision No.:01-006
Applicant:Ken Folkins
Respondent: Mike Doiron
KEY WORDS: Refusal to work, air quality, volatile organic compounds.
PROVISIONS:
Code: 129(7)
SUMMARY:
Following a refusal to work, health and safety officer Dave Furlotte conducted an investigation at the Moncton Flight College.After testing for volatile organics compounds and investigating air quality, health and safety officer Furlotte decided that no danger existed for the employees. His decision was issued on November 15, 2000.
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