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Safety Check: Deep Fryer Safety

Safety Check: Deep Fryer Safety

Published Date January 15, 2021

Deep fryer safety tips for workers.

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What details should be included in lockout tagout training?

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What is the correct way to complete a lockout?

There are seven key questions you should ask yourself before completing a correct lockout on a machine. Watch this short video to find out what they are. For more information visit https://www.wsps.c

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What are some key elements of a lockout program?

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12 months ago
When a worker completes a lockout, should they only need to be concerned with electrical energy?

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How do employers know when the lockout was done correctly?

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12 months ago
Where should workers put their locks?

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How do employers know when lockout is required?

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Have employees that drive for work? Here's how to reduce their risk

Driving is an activity many of us do every day. But it comes with many risks - at work and off the clock - that are often overlooked.

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10 months ago
Nip point incident offers 6 lessons for workplaces

"Nip point hazards are still commonly overlooked even though they can affect virtually every workplace that uses equipment with moving parts," warns WSPS consultant Clinton Brown.

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Feuille de route: introduction aux éléments de base

Feuille de route conforme à la norme nationale et axée sur 8 éléments de base pour faire progresser la santé⁄sécurité psycho. en milieu de travail.

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Machine, Tools and Equipment

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Examples of controls to eliminate and/or reduce risk associated with manual materials handling on mobile ladder stands or mobile ladder platforms.

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Safety Check: Wheel Balancer Safety

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Welding safety tips for workers.

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Vacuum Safety tips for workers.

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Vertical baler safety for workers.

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