Ontario has updated various crane-related provisions in 2024
Legislative Updates effective January 2024 Ontario has updated various crane-related provisions of O. Reg. 213/91 (Construction Projects) to improve crane safety on construction sites. Other requirements, including those that may require equipment upgrades, will come into force on January 1, 2025, to provide stakeholders with additional time to comply. Changes to O. Reg. 420/21 (Notices and Reports under Sections 51 [...]
Movement And Ergonomics In The Workplace
In a modern world where many of us spend prolonged hours seated or hunched over screens, Movement For Better Health holds profound relevance. The significance of Movement at Work Health and wellness within workplaces are pivotal for both employees and employers. A robust workforce not only amplifies productivity but also witnesses fewer injuries, reduced absenteeism, and an upsurge in morale. [...]
Stay Hydrated at the Office with These Essential Tips!
Winter Wellness: Hydrating at the office in the winter is very important Dehydration can impair your mood, memory, and brain performance. In fact, some studies show that even mild dehydration can affect your overall brain function. By simply drinking enough water, you can avoid negative side effects like the inability to concentrate, headaches, anxiety, and fatigue. How do you stay hydrated at work? [...]
Zoom Fatigue – It’s Real
Zoom Fatigue Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype and other video conferencing software have made remote work a possibility, but the overuse of online platforms of communication has created fatigue, stress and tension-associated issues. There are a variety of ways to minimize the effects of Zoom fatigue: Stay hydrated by sipping water at your desk. Set up your workstation for a supported, [...]
Why Working At Heights Training Is So Important
Working at Heights Training The introduction of mandatory working-at-heights training in Ontario resulted in a significant decrease in fall-from-height injuries among construction workers, as revealed by a survey conducted by the Institute for Work & Health (IWH). According to the study, published in the American Journal of Public Health, this decline was larger than that seen in other Canadian provinces [...]