WSPS Safety Connection_Naloxone Kits_ Understand how it Impacts your Workplace

June 9, 2023

Elyia Morgan

Effective June 1, 2023 new legislation under the Occupational Health and Safety requires employers with a known risk for a worker to experience an opioid-related harm in the workplace to have a naloxone kit. Watch this webinar to learn more.

WSPS Safety Connection_Naloxone Kits_ Understand how it Impacts your Workplace

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What should employers know about the legal requirements?

How do you incorporate naloxone kits into your emergency response planning?

What training should employees receive to use naloxone kits and how many workers need to be trained?

How do employers know if there is a risk of worker opioid overdose?

What steps should employers take to build a psychologically safe workplace?

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What is the role of managers and supervisors when a worker is struggling with their mental health?

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