OHS PROGRAM: Answers to 8 FAQs about Near Misses
Managing near misses can be tricky but is essential for an effective OHS program. Here are answers to 8 FAQs about this often frustrating safety topic.
Managing near misses can be tricky but is essential for an effective OHS program. Here are answers to 8 FAQs about this often frustrating safety topic.
1. Define 'near miss' broadly to include any conditions or
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I would like to ask about the qualifications required to operate cranes in Ontario and Quebec. We have a small construction company using 5 hydraulic cranes (the biggest is 50 tons).
I just wanted to know if an operator of a front end loader or an excavator needs to have followed a training course or be in possession of an operator?s certificate of qualification if working on a construction site in Ontario?