The Critical Role of Near-Miss Reporting in Workplace Safety
In the realm of health and safety, every incident carries with it the weight of potential consequences. But what about the ones that narrowly miss turning into accidents? Often overlooked, near misses are gold mines of information that can significantly enhance workplace safety protocols and prevent future accidents. At Auspice Safety Inc., headquartered in the vibrant city of Ottawa, we [...]
Technology solutions for individuals with sensory or motor impairments
Overview of computer software and hardware solutions that enable individuals with sensory or motor impairments to use computers effectively: 1. Alternate Keyboard: Alternate keyboards are designed to accommodate various motor impairments by providing alternative input methods. Examples include: Adaptive Keyboards: Keyboards with larger keys, customizable layouts, or specialized key switches to accommodate different motor abilities. On-Screen Keyboards: Software-based keyboards displayed [...]
The Hidden Costs of Cutting Corners on Health & Safety
In challenging economic times, businesses often look for ways to reduce expenses. However, it's crucial to understand that scaling back on Health & Safety (H&S) measures can have far-reaching consequences, not just for employee welfare but also for the financial health of the company. The Real Cost of Compromising on Safety Increased Risk of Accidents and Incidents: Reducing H&S measures [...]
Smartphone Ergonomics 101: A Guide to Preventing Injuries for a Healthier You
In our fast-paced digital age, smartphones have become an integral part of our daily lives. From work to entertainment, we rely on these devices for almost everything. However, with increased usage comes the risk of various injuries such as tech neck, trigger thumb, and digital eye strain. To ensure your well-being, it's crucial to adopt simple yet effective ergonomic practices. [...]
Ontario’s New Silica Control Tool
Silica stands out as a prevalent hazard across worksites in numerous major industries, such as construction, mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, agriculture, and metalworking. Beyond its widespread presence, respirable silica dust, finely particulate, has the ability to infiltrate the gas-exchange region of the lungs, known as the alveoli. This intrusion results in lung damage and the formation of scar tissue. [...]
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