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NEW Workplace Mental Health: What Health and Safety Committees Should Know is a one-day instructor-led training solution that is designed to help health and safety committee members evolve traditional ways of thinking of Occupational Health and Safety to include a more holistic approach that is inclusive of overall health and safety: physical, mental and social.

Providing an energizing forum where health and safety professionals can connect, exchange ideas and share best practices in health and safety.

Improve your organization's occupational health and safety performance with the goal of preventing workplace injuries, illnesses and fatalities.

This course provides the tools to help you ensure your organization is in compliance with the Z1000 OHS management system standard and to continuously improve performance against objectives.

Are you looking to save up to 7% on your WSIB premiums? Want to work with other companies to share health and safety practices and improve your performance? This short informational webinar explains how Safety Groups works and the new flexible program options for 2019.

Ontario's Ministry of Labour inspectors will conduct inspections of workplaces that employ new and young workers across the province.

Employees work with machines, tools and equipment every day. Workplaces couldn't operate without them; however, interacting with them has potential for serious injuries or fatalities if they are not used and maintained properly.

This webinar will be of interest to all firms in the industrial sector, that have key hazards associated with manufacturing processes, including guarding and lockout, workplace violence, MSDs, occupational disease (noise and chemical exposure), as well as those that are looking to strengthen their internal responsibility system.

The Ministry of Labour (MOL) and Workplace Safety and Prevention Services (WSPS) are joining forces to assist small manufacturing firms (employing 50 or fewer persons) in achieving compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its Regulations.

Ontario's Ministry of Labour will target workplace hazards related to racking and storage during an enforcement blitz at industrial workplaces across the province.

Think you do not have to worry about hazardous chemicals in your workplace? Think again. Hazardous chemicals range from exotic new substances used in high tech industries to common materials like chlorine bleach, cleaning agents and solvents found in almost all workplaces.

Complimentary 1 hour information session delivered via webinar.

Handling materials is an integral part of most workplace activity, only the quantum of materials moved and the method of movement varies.

Employees work with machines, tools and equipment every day. Workplaces couldn't operate without them; however, interacting with them has potential for serious injuries or fatalities if they are not used and maintained properly.