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Category: Equipment

Category: Equipment

Personal protective equipment, glove, respirator and safety glasses

Personal Protective Equipment: 4 Steps Employers Must Take When Using PPE to Mitigate Hazards

The use of personal protective equipment (PPE) goes way back in time. It can be traced to the eighth century B.C in the famous poem “Homers Odyssey”. In the poem, there was a brief description of Laertes using gloves to…

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Pros and Cons of Cell Phones in the Workplace

In today’s connected world, cell phones are as essential as a desk or computer in many organizations. But while they can be useful tools, they also bring potential distractions, security concerns, and safety risks. For Canadian employers, developing clear and…

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Labeling Your Harness – What is Best Practice?

As a general best practice, the health and safety professionals at OSG do not recommend marking fall protection harnesses or writing on them at all. While some safety websites stipulate that writing on the tags only with a Sharpie-brand marker*…

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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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Ontario Health and Safety Compliance Initiatives: 2023-2024 Schedule

What are Health and Safety Compliance Initiatives? Every year, the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) schedules health and safety compliance initiatives that focus on workplace hazards within specific sectors. Often these initiatives are referred to as…
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How to Prevent Burnout While Working Remotely

Working remotely has become increasingly common in recent years, offering employees the flexibility and convenience of working from home or other remote locations. While this arrangement has many benefits, it can also lead to burnout if not managed properly. Burnout…
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The Benefits of Mindfulness and Meditation for Remote Workers

As more and more people are working from home, it’s important to find ways to maintain good mental health and focus. One way to do this is through mindfulness and meditation. What is mindfulness? Mindfulness is the practice of being…
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How to Create a Successful Remote Team Culture

Creating a successful remote team culture is essential for ensuring that your remote employees are happy, productive, and engaged. A positive team culture can improve communication, collaboration, and morale, which can ultimately lead to better business outcomes. Here are some…
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