OHS Insider Newsletter – October 2025
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Notification Of Attempt to Acquire SDS/ WHMIS Label From Supplier
Revising, correcting, and replacing SDSs and WHMIS labels is a
Record Of Verbal Request for Safety Data Sheet (SDS)/WHMIS Label to Supplier
WHMIS rules require employers to have an SDS and supplier
How to Get Missing/Updated/Revised SDSs & WHMIS Labels from Your Suppliers GalleryHow to Get Missing/Updated/Revised SDSs & WHMIS Labels from Your Suppliers
Articles, English, General Industry, Health & Safety, Leadership & Communications, Manufacturing Chemical, Materials Handling, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Safety Management, WHMIS
How to Get Missing/Updated/Revised SDSs & WHMIS Labels from Your Suppliers
Employers can’t just sit back and wait for suppliers to revise WHMIS information they know is outdated.
How to Comply with New SDS & Other GHS 7 WHMIS Requirements
Your SDS binders and electronic systems may no longer comply with WHMIS after December 31, 2025.
How to Protect Your Company Against Risk of Liability for Reprisals
Employers have the burden of proving that adverse action against workers WASN’T a reprisal.
Worker Reprisal Protections Under OHS Laws – Know The Laws of Your Province GalleryWorker Reprisal Protections Under OHS Laws – Know The Laws of Your Province
Alberta, British Columbia, Discipline/Work Refusals/Reprisals, English, Federal, General Industry, Health & Safety, Know the Laws, Leadership & Communications, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Worker Reprisal Protections Under OHS Laws – Know The Laws of Your Province
OHS laws of all jurisdictions ban employers and their
You Make the Call – Did this Worker Get Adequate LOTO Training?
Authorized/qualified workers must be trained in the LOTO procedures of each machine they work on.
- Powered Mobile Equipment Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province Gallery
Powered Mobile Equipment Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province
Agriculture, Alberta, British Columbia, Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, Construction, English, Federal, Forklifts, General Industry, Health & Safety, Know the Laws, Manitoba, Manufacturing, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Powered Mobile Equipment Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province
Powered mobile equipment like forklifts, agricultural tractors, aerial lift
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- This Date in Safety History: October 21, 1966: The Aberfan Mine Waste Landslide Gallery
This Date in Safety History: October 21, 1966: The Aberfan Mine Waste Landslide
Articles, Emergency Preparedness, English, General Industry, General Safety, Leadership & Communications, OHS Leadership, Safety Management
This Date in Safety History: October 21, 1966: The Aberfan Mine Waste Landslide
Five decades of mine waste left on a hillside collapses on the village below.
Can Local Environmental Laws Impose Restrictions Not Required by Provincial Rules? GalleryCan Local Environmental Laws Impose Restrictions Not Required by Provincial Rules?
British Columbia, English, Environmental, General Industry, General Safety, Industry Challenges, Leadership, Leadership & Communications, OHS Leadership, Quizzes, Safety Management
Can Local Environmental Laws Impose Restrictions Not Required by Provincial Rules?
Municipal environmental bylaws may be more but not less strict than provincial requirements.
Real Life Safety Heroes: Daniel David Palmer
The Ontario-born inventor of chiropractic medicine who compared himself to Christ and Muhammed.
Lockout/Tagout Audits: Closing the Gaps Before They Cost You GalleryLockout/Tagout Audits: Closing the Gaps Before They Cost You
Alberta, British Columbia, Electrical, English, Federal, General Industry, Hazard Assessment, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, Lockout Tagout, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Procedures, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Lockout/Tagout Audits: Closing the Gaps Before They Cost You
If you ask any seasoned safety manager which piece of