Study Finds Healthcare Workers Not Properly Trained on Hazardous Substances
Healthcare workers may be exposed to hazardous substances, such as chemical sterilants. But they aren't getting trained to protect themselves from such exposure.
SAFETY TALK: Lift Trucks in the Warehouse
Give this safety talk to workers to educate them on the hazards posed by lift trucks and the precautions they should take to protect themselves and others.
A Guide to OHSA Requirements for Basic Awareness Training
This guide from the Ontario MOL explains the requirements for basic health and safety awareness training for all workers and supervisors, and answers key questions.
Rail Worker’s Refusal Based on Harassment Claims Wasn’t Warranted
A rail worker refused to work, claiming she was subjected
Steel Plant Improperly Reduced Union’s Role in Safety Investigations
A union filed several complaints against a steel plant, including
Lockout Violation Results in Broken Finger and $40,000 Fine
A worker was setting up a production line at a
Manufacturer Fined $100,000 after Worker Suffers Electrical Burns
Workers at a manufacturing facility were replacing a set of
Guarding and Supervision Violations Result in $10,000 Fine
A worker was seriously injured when he became entangled in
Manitoba Study Confirms Suppression of Workers’ Comp Claims
Employers shouldn't deter workers from submitting workers' comp claims. But a recent study of MB's system found that claim suppression is happening too often.
TRAPS TO AVOID: Providing False Information to Environmental Officials GalleryTRAPS TO AVOID: Providing False Information to Environmental Officials
Alberta, Discipline/Work Refusals/Reprisals, Emergency Preparedness, Environmental, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, Newfoundland and Labrador, OHS Program, Ontario, PPE, TOPIC
TRAPS TO AVOID: Providing False Information to Environmental Officials
Submitting false environmental information to the government can result in prosecutions of companies and the individuals who sent in that information.
How Accurate Are Smartphone Noise Measurement Apps?
Smartphone apps that measure sound levels can help you determine if there's excessive noise in the workplace. But use them with caution, warns a new study.
6 Steps to Comply with Hazardous Substances Storage Requirements Gallery6 Steps to Comply with Hazardous Substances Storage Requirements
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6 Steps to Comply with Hazardous Substances Storage Requirements
You must properly store hazardous substances, such as separating incompatible substances. Here are six steps to take to comply with the hazardous substance storage requirements.
Company & Worker Fined $176,000 for Fatal Crushing of Worker
A driver backed up a truck into a drop-off bay
Guardrail System Failure Injures Worker & Results in $25,000 Fine
At a condominium construction site, a guardrail system became dislodged