Lay the foundation for successful OHS program implementation with Plan-Do-Check-Act. Using an Incident Investigation Program case study, we will equip you with practical tools and knowledge.
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Struck-by incidents are common and result in injuries and even fatalities in the agricultural sector. Incidents occur from contact with equipment and material.
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Learn how to prevent occupational illness, meet employer obligations, and protect workers from hazardous substances.
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Are you a busy farmer or agricultural business owner juggling multiple responsibilities? Simplify safety through risk management, tailored safety protocols, and compliance tracking.
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Many workplaces have pedestrians walking near mobile equipment and trucks in the yard, increasing risk of struck-by incidents. The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLI
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Did you know that ladder accidents are a leading cause of serious injuries in retail and restaurants? Why do these incidents happen? Isn't using a ladder or stool just common sense? This eye-opening s
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MLITSD hygienists are currently conducting proactive inspections to ensure compliance with Regulation 833, Control of Exposure to Biological or Chemical Agents. The goal is to prevent occupational ill
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Burning Questions - Managing Flammable & Combustible Liquids Poor storage practices and misuse of flammable and combustible liquids can lead to devastating fires and cause catastrophic injury and/or p
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The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) specialized services is conducting an Ergonomics campaign in the retail sector from April 1st, 2025, to March 31st, 2026.
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Are materials safely handled in your workplace? The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) is conducting a Material Handling campaign in the industrial sector from A
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Are you doing your best in preventing workplace injuries and illnesses? Want to earn financial incentives while building a healthier and safer workplace? Join Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (W
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Social service workers are at an increased risk of violence and harassment due to the public nature of their work and the challenging circumstances faced by those they support. They often deal with in
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Ergonomics is the science of designing and arranging environments, products, and systems to fit the people who use them, with the goal of enhancing both comfort and productivity while reducing the ris
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Research demonstrates the most predictive key performance indicator for reduced young worker injuries is their frontline supervisor. This session helps managers lead with insight by understanding the
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The session will uncover how industry experts identified the top industry risks, the causal factors of inadequate LOTO, and the "now what". No matter which stage you are at in your workplace, from the
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Our June 11, 2024 Safety Connection, "Managing Safety in an Organization without a Safety Department” was a tremendous success, and we’re excited to share the recording with you. Whether you couldn't
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This session offers a deep dive into material handling issues in the Steel Industry, underlining the critical need to tackle material handling hazards that pose significant risks in the workplace. Qu
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Our July 23, 2024 Safety Connection, "MLITSD Fines & Penalties in Warehousing & Distribution” was a tremendous success, and we’re excited to share the recording with you. Whether you couldn't make it
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As tire shops gear up for seasonal peaks, ensuring the safety of temporary and seasonal workers becomes paramount. This session focuses on providing owners with guidance towards onboarding seasonal st
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Ontario is quickly becoming a leader in the battery electric vehicle (BEV) sector, with billions being invested by the Ontario government and global automakers. With this emerging technology has come
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