OHS Insider Newsletter – March 2026
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Could Your Employment Agreements Be Putting You at Risk?
Recorded Date: March 24, 2026 Speakers: Josh Cummings and Miriam Anbar
Safe Fuel Handling in Construction and Transportation GallerySafe Fuel Handling in Construction and Transportation
Articles, Automotive, Construction, Emergency Preparedness, English, General Industry, Hazard Assessment, OHS Leadership, Safety Management, Transportation, Transportation/ Traffic/ Driving
Safe Fuel Handling in Construction and Transportation
Fuel is essential to construction and transportation operations, powering heavy equipment, fleet vehicles, generators, and on-site machinery.
Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations – Know The Laws of Your Province GalleryAdministrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations – Know The Laws of Your Province
Alberta, British Columbia, English, Federal, General Industry, General Safety, Health & Safety, Know the Laws, Leadership & Communications, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations – Know The Laws of Your Province
Getting fined isn’t the only way to suffer financial
- Ontario Companies Now Face Risk of Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations Gallery
Ontario Companies Now Face Risk of Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations
Articles, Due Diligence, English, General Industry, Leadership, Leadership & Communications, OHS Leadership, Ontario, Safety Management
Ontario Companies Now Face Risk of Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS Violations
MOL inspections will become riskier and more Ontario employers will have to pay fines.
- This Date in Safety History: March 16, 2002: The Brittanie Cecil NHL Fan Tragedy Gallery
This Date in Safety History: March 16, 2002: The Brittanie Cecil NHL Fan Tragedy
Articles, English, General Industry, General Safety, Health & Safety, Leadership, Leadership & Communications, OHS Leadership, Safety Management
This Date in Safety History: March 16, 2002: The Brittanie Cecil NHL Fan Tragedy
The parents of Brittanie Cecil decided to take their
- Confined Space Atmospheric Hazards & Ventilation Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province Gallery
Confined Space Atmospheric Hazards & Ventilation Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province
Alberta, British Columbia, Confined Spaces, English, Federal, General Industry, General Safety, 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
Confined Space Atmospheric Hazards & Ventilation Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province
Enclosed or partially enclosed spaces not intended for continuous
In Response to the Tumbler Ridge Tragedy GalleryIn Response to the Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
Alberta, British Columbia, Emergency Preparedness, English, Featured, Federal, General Industry, Health & Safety, Health & Wellness, JURISDICTION, Leadership, Leadership & Communications, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Special Reports, Training, Webinars front paywall, Workplace Violence, Yukon
In Response to the Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
Like so many Canadians, we are shaken by the
- Cardiac Risk at Work: What OHS and HR Leaders Need to Know Gallery
Cardiac Risk at Work: What OHS and HR Leaders Need to Know
Articles, Emergency Preparedness, Employee Wellness, English, General Industry, General Safety, Health & Safety, Health & Wellness, Leadership, OHS Leadership, Safety Management
Cardiac Risk at Work: What OHS and HR Leaders Need to Know
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is both a health issue and a workplace risk that can surface suddenly as a heart attack or cardiac arrest or develop over years through chronic exposures and work patterns.
- Combatting Winter Fatigue in Shift Work: A Practical Guide for OHS Managers and Shift Leaders Gallery
Combatting Winter Fatigue in Shift Work: A Practical Guide for OHS Managers and Shift Leaders
Articles, Employee Wellness, English, Fatigue, General Industry, General Safety, Health & Safety, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Leadership & Communications, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Safety Management
Combatting Winter Fatigue in Shift Work: A Practical Guide for OHS Managers and Shift Leaders
Winter can be a high-risk season for fatigue-related incidents, especially in shift work environments.
Safe Storage of Chemicals in Low Temperatures: A Winter Guide
Winter conditions create a unique set of chemical storage hazards across Canada.
- 2026 OHS Fines Scorecard (January 1 to February 15) Gallery
2026 OHS Fines Scorecard (January 1 to February 15)
Alberta, Articles, British Columbia, English, General Industry, General Safety, Health & Safety, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Scorecards, Webinars front paywall, Yukon
2026 OHS Fines Scorecard (January 1 to February 15)
Ontario reported the most OHS fines and British Columbia reported the biggest one.
Daily Winter Electrical Safety Log
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.
Cold & Wet Conditions Electrical Safety Policy GalleryCold & Wet Conditions Electrical Safety Policy
Alberta, British Columbia, Cold Stress, Electrical, English, Federal, General Industry, General Safety, Hazard Assessment, Health & Safety, JURISDICTION, Leadership, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Ontario, Policies, Prince Edward Island, Québec, Safety Management, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Cold & Wet Conditions Electrical Safety Policy
While electrical shock in the workplace may occur at any time, incidents across Canada peak during the fall, winter, and spring thaw. It’s not hard to understand why.