Does your health and safety program consider older workers? 8 tips to support them
Hold on to the many talents older workers bring to the workplace with strong, flexible health and safety programs that set everyone up for success.
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New survey shows safety is critical in attracting and retaining top talent
If you’re struggling to attract and retain talent, take a proactive approach to health, safety, and mental well-being. That is the lesson learned from WSPS’ recent Health and Safety Leadership Survey.
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Why encouraging vacations can increase productivity and job satisfaction
Vacation is an important part of healthy workplaces. Find out why and learn how to leverage the benefits of workforce that takes vacation.
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4 tips to protect young workers — and your business — this summer
Set up your newly hired young workers – and your business – for success this summer, with these training tips from WSPS’ Ayden Robertson.
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4 biggest safety challenges of last-mile delivery and solutions
Last-mile delivery is the most challenging phase of the fulfilment cycle. Here’s a look at some last-mile delivery safety challenges and practical solutions that don't compromise safety.
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Small Biz Safety Podcast Episode 27: How to reduce manufacturing injuries: new study sheds light on causes and solutions
In this episode learn about tips on bridging the gap between workers and managers, and ideas to improve health and safety communication and protect your business.
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MLITSD material handling inspections on now: be prepared
Inspectors are currently visiting industrial and agricultural operations as part of the MLITSD’s initiative on material handling. Find out how you should prepare.
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Lockout and Tag Out: do it right with these expert tips
Implementing proper lockout and tag out procedures saves lives. A WSPS expert explains how to do it.
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Improve supervisor performance by eliminating these 5 barriers
Effective supervisors are critical to morale and productivity. Help supervisors do their job by avoiding these common pitfalls.
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Protect workers from chemical-related hearing loss with these 4 best practices
Workers exposed to certain chemicals, including some solvents, can experience hearing loss. Exposure to noise as well doubles the risk.
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Small Biz Safety Podcast Episode 26: Young workers: the right training can keep your business running
In this episode learn about young workers and how you can give them the messages they need to keep them safe and keep your businesses running.
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Stop slips, trips and falls with these expert tips
Slips, trips, and falls are still among the most common types of workplace injuries. Find out how to prevent them.
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Supporting Ontario’s Safe Employers: Get recognized and receive rebates
WSPS has achieved SOSE recognition. Find out how you can too and get the public and financial rewards that come with it.
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What to do when domestic violence enters your workplace
The workplace plays a vital role in protecting against further abuse, and ensuring the safety of all employees.
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Expect the unexpected – 16 tips to strengthen your emergency response plan
A catastrophic emergency like the Ohio train derailment is unpredictable. Workplaces need to be ready for anything and everything.
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Small Biz Safety Podcast Episode 25: Working with machines: being proactive about safety pays!
In this episode learn about your legal requirements and the power of identifying hazards/risks and putting controls in place.
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Cultivating Safety Podcast 4: Protecting your Farm’s Greatest Asset
In this episode, we look at managing exposure to the cold, ice and snow on the farm. Fred Young, WSPS Consultant, joins Kristin and Gord to talk winter safety.
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Join the hundreds of firms reaping the rewards of the Health and Safety Excellence program
More than four million dollars in rebates have been issued to WSPS members through the Health and Safety Excellence program. Find out how.
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Don’t do what the tech giants did. Follow these 6 tips for compassionate layoffs
A respectful approach to layoffs will reduce psychological harm to those affected and those left behind, and reduce negative impacts for the employer.
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Beyond generic WHMIS. Is your workplace compliant?
Employers are responsible for providing workplace-specific WHMIS training. But what does that mean?
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