Occupational Hygiene
Cancers, severe allergic reactions, nervous system impairment and noise-induced hearing loss are just some of the diseases that impact the lives of many Ontario workers and their families each year.
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Cancers, severe allergic reactions, nervous system impairment and noise-induced hearing loss are just some of the diseases that impact the lives of many Ontario workers and their families each year.
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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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Use 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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Carbon monoxide (CO) is a leading cause of chemical poisoning in the workplace and home. This guide provides basic information about carbon monoxide, its hazards, detection and control.
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This Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at workplaces guide covers employer responsibilities, types of PPE, and safety measures.
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Get startedFollow 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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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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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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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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Canada’s Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) is an important tool for determining when your control measures should kick in. Download this infographic to learn more about the 4 risk categories.
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Get startedChoosing the right pair of sunglasses isn’t just about looking good. Find out how the sun can damage our eyes and what to do about it.
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Masks alone won’t protect all at-risk employees from the alarming health effects linked to wildfire smoke. Find out what else you can do.
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The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development Fair, Safe and Healthy Workplaces Division has released an Outdoor Air Quality Concerns Q&A in light of the severe wildfire season
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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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The purpose of this guide is to provide general information about silica to employees, members of joint health and safety committees, supervisors, and managers.
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If you have designated substances in your workplace, you need to know that Ontario has made changes to O. Reg. 490/09 - Designated Substances, including a new medical surveillance code.
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Practical guidance for your workplace respiratory protection program.
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First in a four part series on how to manage chemical hazards in the workplace to control exposure and prevent injuries. Links to Helpful Resources: (Resource Hub) https://www.wsps.ca/resource-hub/c
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To work effectively, most respirators require an airtight seal between the respirator and the user's face and/or neck. Facial hair could interfere with the seal, drawing contaminated air into lungs...
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