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Occupational Hygiene
What Can Happen to Your Hands and How to Protect Them

What Can Happen to Your Hands and How to Protect Them

Published Date January 5, 2021

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Workbook for Designated Substance Assessments

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WSPS Consulting Solutions - We Listen. We Lead.

Improve your ROI, risk management and brand impact by taking a fresh look at your health and safety strategy.

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9 months ago
Heat Stress

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9 months ago
Noise

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9 months ago
Occupational Hygiene

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11 months ago
Safety Check: Ammonia in Refrigeration Systems

Ammonia in refrigeration safety tips for workers.

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11 months ago
Safety Check: Working in Hot Environments

Working in hot environments safety tips for workers

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11 months ago
Job Aid - Airborne Dust and Particulates

Identifies airborne contaminants that can occur in gaseous form or solid particulates and existing controls for these hazards.

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11 months ago
Job Aid - Molten Aluminum Furnace

Molten aluminum furnaces can be hazardous. Learn more with our Job Aid.

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11 months ago
Job Aid - Working in Hot Environments

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11 months ago
What Can Happen to Your Lungs and How to Protect Them

Materials, hazards and risks that expose workers to injuries - poster.

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12 months ago
Workbook for Designated Substance Assessments

Required steps to control exposure of workers to toxic substances, including conducting an assessment.

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12 months ago
Protecting Against Respiratory Hazards

Practical guidance for your workplace respiratory protection program.

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over 1 year ago
Start decontaminating your workplace with this free checklist

With more businesses reopening in Ontario every week, now's the time to look at how to decontaminate your workplace and prevent the spread of COVID-19 among employees and customers.

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almost 2 years ago
Designated substances: how changes to regulations will affect you

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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over 2 years ago
WSPS Noise Exposure Awareness Study

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health consider noise as hazardous when it reaches 85 decibels or higher, or if a person has to raise his/her voice to speak with someone 3 feet away

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over 2 years ago
Summer’s coming: 10 ways to prevent heat stress in retail kitchens

Heat stress may lead to heat stroke, which can be fatal. Even mild symptoms of heat stress could be hazardous if workers are distracted and have trouble focusing on the task at hand.

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almost 3 years ago
Work-Related Asthma from Cleaning Agents versus other Agents

Cleaning agents have been commonly implicated as causative or triggering factors in work-related asthma (WRA), mainly from epidemiologic studies.

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over 3 years ago
5 ways to prevent heat stress

Working in the intense heat of the summer sun can put workers at risk of heat stress, but heat stress can also hit you in places you wouldn't expect.

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over 3 years ago
Sun Safety at Work

Despite being at a significant risk of skin cancer and heat stress, outdoor workers are often inadequately protected and workplaces find it difficult to implement effective sun safety measures.

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