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7 Simple Tips for Improving Workplace Ergonomics

Workplace Ergonomics is often overlooked when assessing potential hazards, as injuries caused by poor ergonomic practices are usually less visible than those from falls or exposure to chemicals. However, they can be just as damaging over time. Understanding how ergonomics…

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Recognizing Violence and Harassment Hazards in the Workplace

Workplace violence and harassment is a serious issue. According to Statistics Canada, 17% of all violence and harassment reports in Canada happened in the workplace. That’s a total of 365,000 workplace violence and harassment incidents occurring in Canadian workplaces every…

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Power Outages and Workplace Safety

Canadians have many things to be thankful for, and among them is the joy of experiencing four true seasons in all of their splendor. There are certain areas in Canada that experience seasonal weather events more frequently than others. For…

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What Counts as a Confined Space

Defining whether a space is confined or not is still something that tends to cause some confusion in the workplace. So, let’s simplify what can sometimes be a grueling task. In Ontario, Regulation 632/05 defines confined spaces as: a fully…

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Top 5 Tips & Tricks to Keeping Training Records

There are many benefits to keeping training records. Compliance with legislation is a big one that comes to mind, but outside of legal obligations, there are many other benefits to keeping well-organized training records, such as: Easily identify who has…

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Employees: You have Health and Safety Responsibilities, Too!

There’s a ton of literature and online content available that is dedicated to espousing the various – and very important – health and safety responsibilities of the employer. While the employer does have some of the most important responsibilities, employees…

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Is Daylight Saving Time a Health and Safety Hazard?

A Brief History of Daylight Saving Time The concept of daylight saving is often attributed to Benjamin Franklin; however, the idea actually belongs to George Hudson of New Zealand. The first country to adopt daylight saving was Germany in 1916.…

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Health and Safety Implications of Having Dogs in the Workplace

Until recently, bringing your four-legged, furry pal to work was unheard of. For the most part, it still is. However, some employers are exploring the benefits of allowing employees to bring their dogs to work. For dog lovers, it’s a…

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Proving “Due Diligence” in Cases Involving Fatalities

In August 2017 we reported on an emerging story involving an Ontario construction employer by the name of Cobra Float Services (“Cobra”). You may recall that Cobra was charged by the Ministry of Labour (“MOL”) for violating numerous provisions of…

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Ontario’s JHSC Certification Rules Are Changing on 1 July 2026

On 1 July 2026, Ontario is making some of the most significant updates to Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) certification training in recent years. If your workplace relies on certified JHSC committee members, and most Ontario workplaces with 20…
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A Step-By-Step Guide to Reporting Workplace Accidents and Incidents

While the main goal of every health and safety program is to prevent injuries and accidents, the unfortunate reality is that they still happen in many workplaces. Workplace incidents and accidents are highly stressful events for everyone involved, especially if…
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What Employers Need to Know about OHSA Violations in the Workplace

Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) carries some of the steepest workplace safety penalties in Canada, and they’ve increased dramatically in recent years. Corporations can now face fines of up to $2,000,000 per offence. Directors and officers face up…
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Should You Train Your Internal Team or Outsource?

When it comes to workplace training, especially health and safety training, every company faces the same question: Do we bring in an external trainer, or do we build the capability internally? Train-the-Trainer courses prepare your employees to deliver certified training…
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Hot Work safety in Ontario: Understanding the laws and protecting your workplace

Hot work tasks – like welding, cutting, grinding, and soldering – are essential across many industries. This is also a high-risk activity that brings fire, explosion, and health hazards into the workplace. In Ontario, strict hot work safety laws are…
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