Safety Training Evaluation Form
BENEFITS The OHS laws require employers to provide various kinds
Safety Pros Dislike Cash Rewards for Weight Loss by Workers But It May Work
Paying workers to lose weight may seem distasteful or unproductive in the long run. But a new study says cash rewards for weight loss can be effective.
Ladder Safety Information Sheet
Hand out or post this information sheet from the WSCC on how to safely set up and use ladders.
Injury Suffered on Route to Worksite Was Compensable Despite Stop for Coffee
A worker was riding as a passenger in a company
Series of Workplace Injuries Didn’t Render Worker Permanently Disabled
A woman worked as a special education teaching assistant and
Employer Fined $100,000 for Worker’s Fatal Fall Through Skylight
Workers were repairing a leak in the warehouse's roof, which
ALERT: Ontario Begins Consultations on Provincial OHS Strategy
Take advantage of this opportunity to consult on Ontario's first province-wide OHS strategy.
5 Tips for Preventing Computer Eye Strain Gallery5 Tips for Preventing Computer Eye Strain
Alberta, Back Safety, Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, Due Diligence, Electrical, Ergonomics, Health & Safety, Health & Wellness, JURISDICTION, OHS Leadership, OHS Program, Ontario, TOPIC, Training, Workers' Compensation
5 Tips for Preventing Computer Eye Strain
Poor positioning of computers, bad lighting & hours of staring at screens can lead office workers to develop computer eye strain. Here are tips for preventing it.
Supervisors Must Be Safety Role Models for Workers
Supervisors need to lead by example & always follow safety rules, especially when training new workers. But they may need help becoming safety role models.
How Recent Changes to Alberta’s OHS Act Affect Employers
Join Dave Myrol as he walks you through these once
Ontario City Prevails in OHS Prosecution for Death of 14-Year-old Girl GalleryOntario City Prevails in OHS Prosecution for Death of 14-Year-old Girl
Due Diligence, Emergency Preparedness, Health & Wellness, Inspection & Incident Reporting, JURISDICTION, OHS Program, Ontario, PPE, TOPIC, Workplace Stress
Ontario City Prevails in OHS Prosecution for Death of 14-Year-old Girl
In a rare case, a city was charged with an OHS violation for the death of a 14-year-old girl in the collapse of a park bathroom wall. The city won. Here's why.
Exposure to Dust & Substances Caused Worker’s Asthma
A worker's claim for coverage of occupational asthma was denied.
Delay in Returning Worker after Drug Test Results Wasn’t Unreasonable GalleryDelay in Returning Worker after Drug Test Results Wasn’t Unreasonable
Buildings, Equipment And Vehicles, Health & Wellness, Inspection & Incident Reporting, OHS Program, Return-To-Work, TOPIC, Transportation/ Traffic/ Driving
Delay in Returning Worker after Drug Test Results Wasn’t Unreasonable
A worker was involved in a serious safety incident involving
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