6 Best Safety Websites: Find What You Need Now
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6 Best Safety Websites: Find What You Need Now

Look no further! I’ve gathered a list of the best health and safety websites that provide valuable resources for you. 1. Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) CCOHS offers detailed information on occupational health and safety in Canada, covering various industries. They have information on legislation, hazards and health and wellness. Find what…

Are Quartz Countertops the Asbestos of the 2020s?
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Are Quartz Countertops the Asbestos of the 2020s?

Engineered stone, like quartz countertops, has become incredibly popular in kitchens and bathrooms. However, what many people need to realize is that the process of making and installing these quartz countertops can be very hazardous. Recently, Australia took an unusual step by banning manufacturing, supplying, processing, and installing engineered stone. This information hits close to…

What Everyone Needs to Know About Toxic Wildfire Smoke
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What Everyone Needs to Know About Toxic Wildfire Smoke

You see on the News or your weather app that the air quality is terrible, or you notice a haze on your drive to work. What is the concern? So, let’s dive into this topic and learn why it’s crucial to know the hazards of wildfire smoke and what protective measures you should take. The…

Unlocking the Mystery: What Really Defines a Confined Space?
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Unlocking the Mystery: What Really Defines a Confined Space?

What is a Confined Space? What is a confined space? Well, that depends on where you work. There is yet to be an internationally accepted definition of what is considered a confined space. Each province has their own idea of what defines confined space. The Canadian Standards Association (CSA) also have their own. I have…

What You Need to Know About the New WHMIS Regulations in 2023

There are new WHMIS regulations in 2023. To see how they affect your WHMIS program and WHMIS training, a bit of background is helpful. How WHMIS Works The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) is Canada’s national hazard communication standard for workplace hazardous products. The critical elements of the WHMIS system are: 1) Hazard classification…