What to Expect From Working at Heights Training
In this post, we break down what to expect from Working at Heights Training in Ontario, why it’s required, and how it protects both workers and employers. Learn what’s included in the course, who needs certification, and how training helps build a safer, more confident workforce.
Are Site Inspection Mandatory?
Site inspections are a legal requirement that protects our workers. Worksites change daily, and so do the risks. Frost, ice, poor access, or equipment left unchecked can quickly lead to an incident. That is why Ontario Regulation 213/91 (Construction Projects) requires that workplaces be inspected regularly to identify and control hazards. Inspections are not optional – they are a duty [...]
Is Silica Dust Bad For You
Silica Dust: The Invisible Risk You Can’t Ignore Every year, construction workers across Ontario are exposed to silica dust. Long-term exposure can lead to silicosis, lung cancer, and other irreversible health conditions. The danger is invisible, but the impact is life-changing. Ontario Regulation 833 (Control of Exposure to Biological or Chemical Agents) and the Occupational Health and Safety Act require employers to [...]
Ontario Fire Safety Code Changes Coming January 1, 2026
Fire Safety Plan Changes Coming January 1, 2026 The recent updates to Part 4 of the Ontario Fire Code, which harmonize it with the National Fire Code of Canada, have a significant impact on emergency plans, particularly for buildings The code now requires more explicit and detailed spill control procedures to be integrated into the overarching fire safety plan. These [...]
WHMIS 2025: What Changed and What Canadian Workplaces Need to Know?
WHMIS 2025 introduces new hazard classes, updated labels, and stricter SDS rules. Learn what’s changing and how Canadian workplaces can stay compliant.







