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Safe Lifting Checklist - Participant Resource

Safe Lifting Checklist - Participant Resource

Published Date August 5, 2022

Safe Lifting Checklist - Participant Resource

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Ladder safety: prevent injuries with this free downloadable guideline

Over 95% of all workplace incidents involving portable ladders result from unsafe acts. WSPS’ new guideline offers essential tips on how to keep your employees safe.

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How to Work from Heights Safely

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Falls from under 3-metres can be fatal: how to prevent them

After a worker died from a fall under 3 metres, an Ontario manufacturer was fined $325,000. Learn why they were charged and how to prevent this tragedy in your workplace.

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over 1 year ago
10 best practices for avoiding workplace concussions

Concussions have been called 'invisible injuries'. While the injury may be invisible, the consequences aren't. Get 10 tips to protect your employees.

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over 1 year ago
Ladder safety: prevent injuries with this free downloadable guideline

Over 95% of all workplace incidents involving portable ladders result from unsafe acts. WSPS’ new guideline offers essential tips on how to keep your employees safe.

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about 3 years ago
Working at Heights Regulation and Information

If your workers face fall hazards, you're required to provide them with fall-protection training and equipment.

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over 3 years ago
Job Aid - Working at Heights

Working at heights includes any work where a worker is exposed to a potential fall of three meters or more.

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over 3 years ago
Fall from Heights Fatalities Analysis

The project was undertaken to better understand causes (“contributing factors”) and circumstances around falls from heights.

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over 3 years ago
Fall Prevention Safety Tool Kit

A Guide for Employers

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over 3 years ago
A Snapshot: Falls From Height Data Analysis

Falls from heights continue to be a major cause of injury and death in Ontario workplaces.

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over 2 years ago
Dropped tools can kill. Here's how to secure tools at heights

Imagine this: one of your workers drops a 3-pound tool from a height of 20 feet. The tool hits a worker below with 336 pounds of force. Just 16 pounds of force can fracture a skull.

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almost 8 years ago
12 ways to engage workers in slip, trip and fall prevention

A recent prosecution resulting from the death of a worker who tripped on an empty pallet is a shocking reminder of how easily things can go wrong.

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over 2 years ago
Removing snow from roofs: get ahead of winter with a 10-step plan

Ontario winters can sweep in quickly and unexpectedly, and once here they can still be unpredictable, with extreme variations in snowfall and temperature.

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over 2 years ago
New working at heights training requirements may affect you. Follow these 6 steps

The standard requires that people working at heights on construction projects receive training if they are using travel restraint systems, fall restricting systems, fall arrest systems, safety nets...

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