Feedback – 2011 Occupational Exposure Limits Consultation
- Issued: December 2011
- Content last reviewed: December 2011
Stakeholder input is an essential part of the OEL updating process. Stakeholders are invited to submit comments on any or all of the proposed OEL changes. Specific concerns should contain a clear description of the rationale and appropriate documentation.
Where an exposure limit for a hazardous substance has not been recommended and is not under consideration by the ACGIH at this time, stakeholders are invited during this consultation period to nominate the substance for development of an OEL. The submission should include a proposed limit and supporting documentation used by a jurisdiction that has adopted the proposed limit.
The 2011 consultation period ends February 17, 2012. Submissions may be mailed, faxed, or sent electronically to the following addresses:
| Mail: | The 2011 OEL Update Project Ontario Ministry of Labour 12th Floor, 400 University Avenue Toronto, ON M7A 1T7 |
| Facsimile: | (416) 326-7650 |
| E-mail: | You may send your comments to oelupdateproject@ontario.ca or use the feedback form below. |
Notice to Consultation Participants
Submissions and comments provided to the Ministry of Labour are part of a public consultation process to solicit views on a proposal to revise occupational exposure limits and listings chemical substances in Regulation 833. This process may involve the Ministry disclosing submissions, comments or summaries of them, to other parties during and after the public consultation period. However, personal information in the Ministry’s possession, such a names and contract details, will not be disclosed except as required by law.
If you, as an individual, want to make a submission to provide comments and you do not want your name and personal information to be made public, you should not include your name or other information by which you could be identified in the main body of the submission. As well, you should not include the names of other individuals or any other information from which other individuals could be identified. By submitting your comments you are consenting to the use of your information, which may include personal information, by the Ministry Labour.
If you have any questions regarding freedom of information or privacy matters, you can contact the Ministry’s Freedom of Information and Privacy Office at 416-326-7786.
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