Sept. 21: Schools Evacuated Due to Threat
As a result of a threat, all Prince Edward Island
Sikh Truck Drivers Must Wear Hard Hats Instead of Turbans for Safety Reasons
Three Sikh workers who drive container trucks at the Port
Contact with Power Line Shocks Worker & Results in $35,000 Fine
As a trailer was being raised, it came into contact
Roofing Company Acquitted of Charges Related to Falling Outrigger Beam
An outrigger beam fell from the penthouse roof of a
New Report Says Canada Should Adopt AB or BC Approach to Carbon Pricing
The right carbon pricing policies can help Canada make significant progress towards meeting emission reduction targets with only modest economic costs.
Learn about the Importance of Training to Proving Due Diligence GalleryLearn about the Importance of Training to Proving Due Diligence
Back Safety, Contractors, Due Diligence, Ergonomics, Health & Wellness, Inspection & Incident Reporting, Joint Health & Safety Committee, JURISDICTION, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Saskatchewan, TOPIC, Training
Learn about the Importance of Training to Proving Due Diligence
Attend our webinar to learn about the duties of employers as to training and get practical advice on moving toward due diligence as to that training.
WORKPLACE ILLNESSES: 5 Dos & Don’ts for Flu Season GalleryWORKPLACE ILLNESSES: 5 Dos & Don’ts for Flu Season
Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, COVID-19, Discipline/Work Refusals/Reprisals, Emergency Preparedness, First Aid, Health & Wellness, Hot Work / Welding, Housekeeping/Hygiene, Joint Health & Safety Committee, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, PPE, TOPIC, Training
WORKPLACE ILLNESSES: 5 Dos & Don’ts for Flu Season
Here are five dos and don?ts to help you ensure that your company and its workforce is adequately prepared for the upcoming flu season.
Poll Finds Just 22% of Workplaces Have Policies to Protect LGBTQ Employees
When we recently asked if your workplace has policies to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) employees, only 22% said yes.
Sole Proprietor Fined & Put on Probation after Injury to Worker/Family Member
A worker for a sole proprietor, who was also a
Worker Breaks Bones in Fall from Unlocked Rolling Scaffold
A construction worker fell off scaffolding and broke his wrist,
Auto Shop Fined $3,000 for Explosion that Burned Worker
An explosion occurred in an auto shop while a worker
Dull Saw Injures Worker and Results in $8,400 Fine
A worker was operating a thinning saw to clear brush
Superintendent Fined $10,000 for Lying to Officials about Buried Drums
Workers came across two 45-gallon drums of unknown material in
Lockout Violation Costs Employer $50,000
A worker was testing equipment when it malfunctioned. He tried