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Welcome to day three of Extreme Weather PPE Week! In today's eNewsletter, we explore the unique hazards facing two very different types of workers - lone, remote workers and telecommuters - and an employer's responsibilities for keeping both safe.
- Brandi Cowen, Editor
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Employers can employ a variety of strategies to mitigate the risks associated with extreme cold. This can include providing an on-site heated area or a wind shelter, implementing a warm-up schedule, and ensuring a buddy system is in place.
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This vast, beautiful country of ours can certainly get cold in the winter and that presents a range of unique challenges for those who work outdoors or in uninsulated environments.
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Working from home has become, as the cliché goes, the “new normal” for many Canadians, at least some of the time, and with this major shift, employers must address the unique safety hazards and risks that teleworkers are facing in the home environment, particularly during the cold, winter months.
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At Impacto Protective Products, we take pride in delivering innovative safety solutions tailored to your individual needs. Our products are designed to provide high-quality protection and comfort for your workforce. Our offerings not only address safety concerns, but also increase productivity and efficiency. Our product catalog offers a variety of options for hand, knee, and foot protection, as well as additional products that can make a difference in your workplace.
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It’s almost time for Canadians to break out their white knuckles. With the calendar turning to November, snow is already starting to fly in many parts of the country — which can make driving more hazardous for workers who are behind the wheel.
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