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Department Safety Representatives

Welcome Department Safety Representative (DSR)! How can we help you?

The purpose of this webpage is to make relevant information and tools available to DSRs to fulfill their role and responsibilities. We will make available all content covered in our DSR Academy and other useful content relative to County operations. We welcome any feedback, content suggestions or ideas you may have regarding the DSR webpage to advance of workplace safety and health. Submit your comments, questions and suggestions to [email protected]

DSR Role and Responsibilities

Each department/agency/district is responsible for appointing a Departmental Safety Representative(s). Safety Representatives serve as coordinators responsible for the implementation of workplace safety programs, communication and the disbursement of information within their department or agency. They assist department/agency heads in ensuring that the department/agency complies with safety laws and regulations, and work with employees and supervisory personnel to resolve safety problems. It is recommended that at least one (1) safety representative be appointed for every two‑hundred (200) employees in a department/agency/district. For more DSR responsibilities see County Safety Manual Document 205 http://safety.rc-hr.com/SafetyCenter/SafetyManual.aspx

DSR Presentations and Handouts  

Useful Links to Safety Regulations, Standards and Program Resources