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OHS Honours and Top 10 Under 40 are back — and bigger, better than ever. Nominations close May 31, and we’re planning a gala celebration in September as part of the biggest night in health and safety.
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It’s time for workplaces to recognize the importance of cognitive health in determining the success of their employees and their organization. Conny Glenn, Allan Smofsky and Rensia Melles take an in-depth look.
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Dejero, a gold winner from the 2022 awards, discusses their mental health program in this special podcast.
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Regular alcohol tests at work lead to a safer workplace and make sure that your workers are able to give their best. Dräger Alcotest® 6000 is a potable alcohol-screening device that is user-friendly and intuitive to use. It has been sold over 1,000,000 times globally.
Why choose Alcotest® 6000:
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Fast and hygienic adaption of the Slide’n’click mouthpiece
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Clear result detection supported by acoustic signals and colored LEDs
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Reliable electrochemical sensor proven in workplace and law enforcement applications
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Available Bluetooth communication with Dräger mobile printer
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OHS Canada’s Marcel Vander Wier says farewell in his final column.
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It’s time to seed the beginnings of a new system: One that embraces the precautionary principle and treats every single preventable death as a catastrophic failure.
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That’s more than 1,000 families devastated by a workplace tragedy each year. With all of the challenges of life in a pandemic, these are tough times – and families need your help now more than ever.
Steps for Life is traditionally a 5-kilometre family walk that aims to educate the community about the devastating ripple effects of each workplace tragedy.
Join the Steps for Life campaign today. Walk to Win! Register today for your chance at prizes and support this cause.
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Employees requiring respirators must be properly fit tested.
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COVID-19 restrictions lifting, but it’s something we will be dealing with – and adapting to – for some time.
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Year after year, falls continue to be one of the most common workplace injuries. Employers make efforts to protect their employees by eliminating the need to go to heights or putting in place measures to protect workers from a risk of a fall. On construction sites these efforts alone will not protect all workers as employees will still need to work in situations where they are exposed to a potential fall. The webinar session will look at aspects of an effective rescue plan.
Join us for this free webinar. This session may be eligible for CEU credits.
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