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Considering the hazards of a new workplace reality and taking reasonable precautions to protect staff are the first steps towards reopening following COVID-19 closures.
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Experts reveal some of the mental-health risks associated as a result of extended self-isolation, as well as solutions for workers.
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Formed in 2017, the Women in Occupational Health and Safety Society is now under new leadership.
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Learn about fire extinguishers from a firefighter and receive First Aid and CPR training from a responder with emergency scene experience. Take Working at Heights and Forklift training from experienced specialists.
FESTI can help you meet your Occupational Health and Safety training needs.
FESTI offers onsite training and flexible online learning opportunities to help you reach your goals in a way that works for you.
Contact us today to discuss how we can help you Rise Further.
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No one knows when a fresh surge of COVID-19 cases will emerge in Canada, but experts agree numbers are poised to rise and could very well explode in surveillance blindspots.
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The guidelines cover sectors ranging from restaurants to offices, including guidance on how many people should be allowed in a business as well as controlling entry and exit points.
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Provix has introduced a series of cameras designed to detect abnormal temperatures to detect symptoms of Covid19.
- Facial Recognition Detection: just under 10ft / 3m
- Forehead Temperature Detection: 10-15" / 25-40cm
- Alarm for Temperature over 99.1°F / 37.3°C
- Scans quickly to keep traffic moving.
- Floor Stand, Desktop Stand or Turnstile options.
- Can be used as a stand alone system that does not require a computer or network.
- Can be integrated with software (included) and a computer.
- Can be used to lock/unlock doors based on temperature readings.
For more information Click here or contact us at 8884340253
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The Canadian Standards Association (CSA) will soon release the public review draft of the new standard CSA Z1008:21 — Management of impairment in the workplace.
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Doctors at Alberta Health Services say people using hand sanitizer when they are out shouldn’t leave it in their cars for too long because it could lead to a fire.
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With advances in technology, businesses are finding ways to be creative and enable employees to work from almost anywhere. This flexibility comes at a cost for some workers. Working from the comfort of their homes or in remote locations may expose them to hazards associated with the development of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs.) Although there is a lot of information out there, nothing beats the expertise of industry-leading experts. WSPS is offering five new virtual solutions for home and office worker.
» Register today.
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Earlier this month, OHS Canada editor Marcel Vander Wier spoke with three safety experts to better understand how employers should be developing safe workplace policies.
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The CSA Group develops standards in many areas, including fall protection. Tune in for a discussion on the history and evolution of these important standards.
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