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OH&S professionals have long been trained to respond to workplace accidents. However, the field has evolved to become more about prevention and hazard identification before an accident can ever occur.
Conducting a job safety analysis helps both employers and employees identify potential dangers in the workplace, making it easier to prepare against occupational hazards, from the most common to the most severe.
Download this short whitepaper to learn about the four questions to ask during any job safety analysis and see how SafetySkills can help you take this important step toward protecting your employees.
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Read more about how to conduct a job safety analysis in Canada!
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"Sometimes conducting a JSA will reveal large gaps in safety, while other times you may find that a job is being conducted as safely as possible. No matter what, you can be sure that a well-trained employee is always going to be safer than a poorly trained employee."
>> Click Here to Download the Article
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About SafetySkills
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