Wsib: Clearance

The primary role of a clearance is to protect "principals" (those who hire contractors) from financial liability. If a contractor is not in good standing and an injury occurs, or if they have unpaid premiums, the hiring party can be held responsible for those outstanding costs up to the value of the labor portion of the contract. 2. Understand Mandatory Requirements

The authority for clearance certificates stems from the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997 (WSIA). wsib clearance

To mitigate the risks outlined above, organizations should adopt the following protocols: The primary role of a clearance is to

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) of Ontario operates the province’s no-fault insurance system for workplace injuries and illnesses. Within this system, the concept of the "Clearance Certificate" is a cornerstone of the construction industry and other sectors involving subcontracting relationships. A Clearance Certificate is an official document issued by the WSIB that confirms a business or contractor is registered and in good standing with their premium payments and reporting obligations. A Clearance Certificate is an official document issued