Mine Fined $77,550 after Contractor’s Worker Is Struck by Boom Truck

A worker employed by a contractor was working at a [...]

Ex-Employee Convicted of Murder for Workplace Shootings

A jury convicted a former employee of a Vancouver Island [...]

School Failed to Accommodate Worker by Not Considering Her for Available Jobs

A part-time caretaker at a school dislocated her shoulder while [...]

WHO Releases Country Estimates on Air Pollution Exposure and Health Impact

A new WHO air quality model confirms that 92% of the world?s population lives in areas where air quality levels exceed WHO limits, endangering their health.

Ontario Case Is an Example of Multiple Failures of an OHS Program

In some safety incidents, it seems like everything that could go wrong, did. A case from Ontario illustrates the fatal results of multiple safety failures.

BRIEF SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Study Shows CEOs Indirectly Influence Safety Culture & Worker Injuries

A new study found that CEOs indirectly influence worker safety by fostering a safety climate in senior management, which trickles down to the lower levels.

Due Diligence and Worker Training

This free webinar will review employers' duties as to worker training and provide practical advice on how to exercise due diligence with respect to training.

For Global Ergonomics Month, Consider Ergonomics in Hazard Assessments

If you?re not considering ergonomics in your hazard assessments, you should start doing so or you may fail to identify risks to your workers? health.

Wind Turbine Company Fined $75,000 for Injury During Training Incident

Workers for a company that manufactures wind turbines and towers [...]

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