Watch this free webinar hosted by MLITSD & WSPS on 2025–2026 Occupational Hygiene Campaigns. Gain expert insights into workplace safety, hygiene strategies & hazard prevention.
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Watch this video to learn how to prevent occupational illness, meet employer obligations & protect workers from hazardous substances. Essential insights for workplace safety.
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Need help addressing hazardous materials in your workplace?
Get startedWith MLITSD inspections underway, inspectors will be looking for workplace-specific WHMIS plans. Join WSPS’ free half-day workshop to get inspection-ready and meet Ontario’s updated requirements.
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Mishandling flammable liquids is a common mistake that can turn into a tragedy. Learn 5 mistakes that could turn a spark into a disaster and learn how to handle flammable chemicals safely.
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Hazardous products that are used and stored in the workplace are classified according to WHMIS 2015 requirements.
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Follow these steps now to comply with the latest amendments to the Hazardous Products Regulations. Don’t leave it to the last minute.
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Unsure when reading a WHMIS Safety Data Sheet (SDS)? Use this guide to help you understand SDSs and effectively manage workplace risks associated with hazardous products.
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Need help addressing designated substances in your workplace? Our consultants can help!
Get connectedUse this checklist to assess compliance with Reg 860 WHMIS and Reg 833 Control of Exposure to Biological or Chemical Agents, and determine recommended actions.
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Designated substances pose such extreme health hazards to workers, that they have their own regulation under the OHSA. But there is a gap in awareness of the regulation among employers.
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This fillable workbook can assist you complete a written assessment of the exposure or likelihood of exposure of a worker to a designated substance in the workplace.
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This Workbook for Designated Substance (Lead) Assessments is meant to provide an example of a completed report.
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Do you know what chemicals are in your workplace that need special care when being used, stored or handled and disposed of? Learn why it is important that you know about WHMIS in this video.
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Chemicals can be found in every size of workplace and some of these chemicals are hazardous. This video discusses chemical safety and WHMIS - Canada's system for handling hazardous materials in the wo
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Employers are responsible for providing workplace-specific WHMIS training. But what does that mean?
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The MLITSD has continued two inspection campaigns to boost compliance with WHMIS and chemical hazard regulations in the workplace. Learn how your business should prepare.
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If you are an employer in Ontario, do all workers need to be trained on WHMIS 2015? Watch this short video to find out.
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Any combustion process can produce carbon monoxide. This includes propane powered lift trucks, gas heaters, blast furnaces, and welding and torching if it's using a carbon gas mixture.
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Companies who sell or import hazardous products have certain responsibilities under WHMIS. Watch this short video to find out what they are.
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A worker almost died after being told to use a gas-powered pressure washer in an enclosed space, which resulted in toxic levels of carbon monoxide. Learn how to prevent near tragedies like this one.
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