Material Lifting Injuries
Across Canada, back injuries remain one of the leading causes of lost-time claims in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, retail, transportation, utilities, municipal services, and agriculture.
Across Canada, back injuries remain one of the leading causes of lost-time claims in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, retail, transportation, utilities, municipal services, and agriculture.
Equipment start-up periods present a significant yet often underestimated risk of noise exposure.
Winter is finally coming to a close, which means construction activity is ramping up across Canada, creating a unique set of occupational health and safety (OHS) challenges.
Privacy and workplace safety obligations can overlap when a contagious illness enters the workplace.
Are your workers legally competent to perform safety-sensitive tasks under Canadian OHS law? This in-depth guide explains competent and qualified worker requirements across jurisdictions and provides a practical compliance audit framework, ready-to-use competency matrix templates, and defensible documentation tools to protect your organization from regulatory risk and prosecution.
Ergonomics in Motion – A Guide to Continuous Improvement
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Recorded Date: March 24, 2026 Speakers: Josh Cummings and Miriam Anbar
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Getting fined isn’t the only way to suffer financial
MOL inspections will become riskier and more Ontario employers will have to pay fines.
The parents of Brittanie Cecil decided to take their
Enclosed or partially enclosed spaces not intended for continuous
Like so many Canadians, we are shaken by the