|
|
|
 |
|
MMMM d, yyyy |
|
|
A ladder is one of the most widely used equipment. Regardless of whether one is replacing a light bulb at home, giving the office a fresh coat of paint or working in an industrial setting like a warehouse or a retail store, a ladder always comes in handy.
» Read More
Most of the danger associated with the use of ladders comes not from the ladders themselves, but from how workers use them.
» Read More
Ladders could well be one of mankind’s oldest inventions. While ladders are indispensable in many forms of structures from prehistoric to modern times, they can also prove hazardous if not properly used and maintained.
» Read More
There are many factors to consider for the safe use of ladders on construction projects. Ontario’s Ministry of Labour offers health and safety considerations and best practices for using ladders on construction projects.
» Read More
WorkSafeBC has released six new ladder safety videos to remind workers, employers and homeowners to use ladders safely, both on the job and while decorating at home for the holidays.
» Read More
|
|
|
|
Mark’s Commercial supplies Canadian business with compliant work and safety wear designed by world-class brands. Through our dedicated approach, we’re able to offer you an advanced, industry-leading level of footwear, workwear, and safety PPE, all to keep your workers and your business safe.
We’re proud to lead the charge, and be on the forefront of workwear technology. With Mark’s Commercial, you have access to product innovations that keep your workers safe, productive, and prepared to meet any challenge.
Browse our product catalogue |
|
|
|
As Canadians face a growing number of disasters and emergencies across the country, they are increasingly turning to digital alerts for accurate information and services, according to Information in Disasters, a new study conducted by the Canadian Red Cross.
» Read More
Three of the UK’s largest charities are seeking public support for first aid to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum, following new research which shows more than nine in ten adults (95%) would not be able to save lives in first aid emergencies.
» Read More
|
|
| |