Best Practices for Developing a Comprehensive Safety Strategy
Workplace health and safety are top priorities for enterprises everywhere. It is essential to construct a thorough plan that includes essential components in order to provide a safe and secure work environment while limiting potential risks and hazards. Employers may emphasize employee well-being and reduce accidents and incidents by implementing practical safety measures and establishing a culture of safety. Hence, [...]
Working at heights Alert from the Ministry Of Labour GalleryWorking at heights Alert from the Ministry Of Labour
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Working at heights Alert from the Ministry Of Labour
Working At Heights Alert. Attention all construction professionals! As an H&S company, we wish to share important information regarding safety precautions when working at heights in Ontario. A recent incident highlighted the risk posed by cold and wet weather conditions on Self-Retracting Lifelines – Leading Edge (SRL-LE). These conditions caused the locking mechanism to freeze, preventing the device from arresting [...]
The Psychological Benefits of CPR Training
First aid and CPR training has advantages that go well beyond only learning how to save lives. Beyond learning vital medical information and useful skills, first aid and CPR training frequently has tremendous psychological benefits for participants. As such, the team at Auspice Safety Inc would like you to know about the psychological benefits of CPR training. Confidence and [...]
The Cost of Forklift Accidents
Forklift certification is essential for occupational health and safety since forklifts are essential for material handling and logistics activities in industrial and warehouse settings.
Regulation Amendments For Women In The Construction Industry
What you need to know about regulation amendments for women in the construction industry. Amendments to O. Reg. 213/91 effective July 1, 2023. On March 15, 2023, Ontario first announced it would propose regulatory amendments to ensure that women have safe and equitable access to construction sites. The announcement noted that while there are currently nearly 600,000 construction workers in Ontario, only [...]
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