Get Your Workers More Engaged in the OHS Program
Most of you believe your workers are engaged in your OHS program. But for the rest, there are strategies you can use to improve worker engagement and overall safety.
Environmental Consultant Penalized $10,000 for Creating Fake Water Licence
An environmental consultant pleaded guilty to creating a false Temporary
Injuries Caused by Seizure in the Workplace Covered by Workers’ Comp
While in the workplace and on duty, a truck driver
One-Day Suspension Not Warranted for Worker’s Questioning of Testing Policy
A mill held a crew talk to introduce a new
Farmer Convicted of Dangerous Operation of Tractor
A farmer was driving a tractor at 30-35 kilometers per
OK to Fire Worker Who Was a “Simmering Ball of Negativity”
A city worker was fired after making somewhat menacing comments
Company Fined $46,000 after Worker Dies in Fall Through Ice on Equipment
A worker was clearing a drill pad with a crawler
SPILLS: Inspect 10 Areas to Prevent Spills from Heating Oil Tanks
Because there's an increase in spills from heating oil tanks in the warm weather, it's a good time for all property managers and companies to inspect such tanks.
Derailment in Québec Illustrates Dangers of Transporting Hazardous Substances GalleryDerailment in Québec Illustrates Dangers of Transporting Hazardous Substances
Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, Emergency Preparedness, Fire & Explosives Safety, Hazard Assessment, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, OHS Program, PPE, Québec, TOPIC, Transportation/ Traffic/ Driving
Derailment in Québec Illustrates Dangers of Transporting Hazardous Substances
Incidents such as this tragic train derailment illustrate why companies transporting hazardous substances are required to have ERAPs and why all employers must be adequately prepared for all foreseeable emergencies.
TRAPS TO AVOID: Not Taking Harassment Complaints Seriously
Even if a harassment or other complaint seems frivolous, failing to take it seriously could have serious consequences.
Heat Illness Prevention
A Mass. postal worker just collapsed on his route and died from heat stress. His temperature: 110 degrees. Watch this webinar to learn how to protect your workers from similar fates.
Sprains and Strains Most Common Injuries, Says Poll Results GallerySprains and Strains Most Common Injuries, Says Poll Results
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Sprains and Strains Most Common Injuries, Says Poll Results
According to a recent poll, strains and sprains are the most common workplace injuries. The good news--they can also be easy to prevent. See the resources we have to help you.
Fatal Road Work Incident Results in OHS Charges Against Three Employers
A group of workers from three employers was inspecting the
Death of Worker in Fall from Ladder Costs Company $72,500
A worker was removing a garage door spring on an