Electrical shocks and burns can happen at any workplace that uses electrical machinery, tools, or equipment. The risk increases dramatically when work is carried out in cold, damp, or wet conditions.
8 things to do to manage electrical shock risks for work in cold, wet, or damp environments.
Operations that have to be carried out over frozen
The OHS duty to protect workers from workplace hazards extends to vehicles and off-site locations.
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Electrocution Burns Eye injuries Severed tendons Lacerations Amputation Puncture
Power sanders are essential tools on many worksites, from construction
With digital monitoring you don’t have to wait for the next inspection to uncover hazards.
AI may eventually take respiratory protection to the next level but don’t rush in just yet.
Are your workers “competent” to perform their jobs under OHS laws?
Lead exposure is a health concern that should be taken seriously when considering the safety of yourself and your employees.
14 things to do to control biohazards from contaminated blood and other potentially infectious material.
Requirements governing respirator selection, use, maintenance and inspection across Canada.
The 11 things you must do to comply with OHS workplace inspection rules.
