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Safety Perception Surveys are supposed to uncover the reality of how employees view safety at work and give management a better idea of how healthy the safety culture is. They do this by having employees take a short surveys which asks questions to determine your attitudes towards workplace safety.
Read MoreH2S courses aim to prepare oil and gas workers or anyone potentially dealing with H2S for safety practices when exposed to the substance.
Read MoreOnline training is quickly becoming the format of choice for many companies for short courses. This is likely because the transport time and costs for a 2 hour course are hard to swallow. People don’t want to take the whole day to travel to and from a short class.
Read MoreYour employer will typically specify which certification you need but it can still be a little bit confusing navigating all the different options
Read MoreSafety training, like the greater educational industry, has largely become available online. There are a number of factors that companies need to consider when selecting a program that best suits their needs.
Read MoreThe days are at their shortest but that doesn’t always mean the work has slowed. Make sure you can see what your doing no matter what time it is.
Read MoreOur national program for hazardous materials began its transition to the international “Globally Harmonized System” which is standardizing a universal system for chemicals. This system is known as WHMIS 2015.
Read More2018 was a big year for Canadian health and safety. There were several policy changes including…
Read MoreWhat are some things you can work at in your workplace health and safety program? Here’s a few ideas to consider for your safety resolutions.
Read MoreThere’s been a lot of hype surrounding the federal legalization of marijuana recently and for employers everywhere we can see why this is an important topic. Most workplaces are now receiving information and documents concerning the policy of their company concerning recreational cannabis use.
Read MoreSt. John Ambulance has been ensuring the health, safety and quality of life for Canadians for well over 125 years. St. John Ambulance offers the most comprehensive, state-of-the-art first…
Read MoreIn the workplace we have 2 main classifications for damage that can come as a result of the job. Are you dealing with a injury or a disease? What’s the difference and where can you draw the line?
Read MoreWe took a look at a number of jobs available on Indeed.ca as of September 9, 2018 and here is a list of positions available that require or prefer applicants with a ground disturbance certification…
Read MoreThis is my attempt to find the most expensive safety glasses on the market and why it was mostly a bust. More as a matter of curiosity than anything, I set out the other day to see if i could find some kind of obscenely expensive safety glasses. What I found was…
Read MoreWe can make an educated guess at what sort of dangers are around us at work through observation but what are the less thought of hazards that some jobs need to consider?
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