NAUSC Applying Due Diligence in the Workplace: A Practical Guide for Supervisors and Workers

Using practical, real-world examples, the course focuses on steps that help prevent incidents and support safe, compliant worksites. By the end of the course, participants will have a clear understanding of due diligence and how to apply it confidently and consistently on the job. This course introduces the core principles of due diligence in Canadian workplaces and explores its importance across the diverse environments where UA members work. Participants will develop a clear understanding of what due diligence means, how it applies on the jobsite, and the responsibilities of workers, supervisors, and employers in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace. Through practical, real-world examples, the course examines how to identify hazards, implement reasonable preventive measures, and document actions taken to meet workplace safety and legal requirements. Emphasis is placed on practical steps that help prevent incidents, demonstrate responsible safety practices, and support compliance with applicable workplace requirements. By the end of the course, participants will have a practical understanding of due diligence and the knowledge and confidence to apply its principles consistently and effectively on the job.