Organizations seeking to benchmark their safety culture must evaluate training effectiveness by examining how workers apply safety knowledge during daily operations and whether training influences workplace behaviour.
Ensuring OHS compliance during all six phases of the fracking process.
Prevent the operator errors that cause roughly 70% of all forklift incidents
While based on OHS requirements and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, you can adapt the Template based on the operations you perform, the combustible materials you use, and the physical configuration of your workplace.
One of Canada’s worst workplace disasters—the 1992 Westray Mine explosion that
12 steps for preventing deadly dust explosions and the OHS penalties they can lead to.
When organizations consistently support safe decision-making—even under production pressure—hazards are more likely to be identified and addressed before incidents occur.
This article explores why Canadian OHS leaders must look beyond incident rates and begin benchmarking their organizations using leading indicators, safety systems, and cultural signals.
The industrial revolution’s answer to emergency response and evacuation.
Outdoor work accelerates across Canada once we see the light of Spring shining through our windows, and employers in construction, landscaping, forestry, utilities, agriculture, and other seasonal industries are currently preparing for their busiest months.
Companies face liability under common law for environmental damages that statutes don’t cover.
Fine volume and amounts are sharply down so far this year.
The Mexico drug cartel violence is a reminder of your duty to protect workers who travel on business.
Here’s a template policy that you can adapt either as an addendum to your current business travel policy or as a freestanding policy to supplement it.
