Worker Safety Awareness Training and Information
Health and safety in Ontario is anchored on the principle of each of us doing our part to keep the workplace free of accidents and illness.
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We've curated content to help keep you safe on the job and get you home at the end of the day.
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Manufacturing - Free Multi-language Safety Resources Poster
Printable poster with QR codes to access free safety information for workers in manufacturing. Resources are available in Spanish, Mandarin, French, Punjabi, Tagalog, and English.
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Hazard Control: Safe Lifting for Workers
Workers can use this free resource to understand MSD hazards and best practices of Safe Liftings to reduce risk the of injury.
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Agriculture - Free Multi-language Worker Safety Resources Poster
Printable poster with QR codes to access free safety information for workers in agriculture. Resources are available in Spanish, Thai, Vietnamese, and English.
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Hazard Control: Lockout/Tagout for Workers
Workers can use this free resource to understand lockout/tagout best practices to ensure they work safely.
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Hazard Control: Conveyor Safety for Workers
Workers can use this free resource to understand the hazards and best practices working around conveyors and ensure they work safely.
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Loading and unloading trailers safely
When demands at work are high, your loading dock can become a very busy place, filled with people and forklift traffic. Watch this video and learn how you can stay safe.
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Workplace slips, trips and falls
While they may seem harmless, slips, trips and falls are some of the most common causes of workplace injury. Watch this video for tips on how to avoid slipping, tripping and falling in your workplace.
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Safety around forklifts, cars, vans and trucks
In fast-paced manufacturing jobs, you may work closely with forklifts, cars, vans and trucks. Constantly on the move, you must learn how to stay safe around these vehicles.
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Working with machines safely
Gears, conveyors, cogs, spindles, and pulleys – if you work in manufacturing, your workplace is full of moving parts.
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Staying safe with hazardous energy: Using the Lockout Tagout procedure
If you work in manufacturing, you use powerful machinery every day. This equipment contains hazardous energy (electrical, pressurized air, mechanical, chemical and more) that can hurt you.
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Hazard Control: Pedestrian Safety for Workers
Workers can use this free resource to understand pedestrian safety risks and take precautions in storage areas, around equipment and mobile vehicles.
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Hazard Control: Racking Safety for Workers
Workers can use this free resource to understand the hazards working with and around steel storage racking and ensure they work safely.
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Home Office Workstation Checklist
Working from home? Use this checklick to set-up your home office workstation. Check-off requirements for your computer workstation, workplace environment and healthy work practices.
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8 steps for keeping lift truck operators and pedestrians safe
When your employees arrive at work, are they aware of the hazards around them? Find out how to assess and control hazards in your business to keep your workers safe.
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10 best practices for avoiding workplace concussions
Concussions have been called 'invisible injuries'. While the injury may be invisible, the consequences aren't. Get 10 tips to protect your employees.
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As your business model evolves, keep pace with ergonomic best practices
Whether it's a full return to the office, permanently teleworking or a hybrid, build injury prevention into the process with these best practices.
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6 ways to help employees recover from COVID-19 burnout (Federal)
A recent survey found that 84% of Canadian employees have experienced burnout. Will easing public or workplace restrictions around COVID-19 automatically reverse employees' pandemic-related burnout?
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6 façons d’aider ses employés à se remettre d’un épuisement causé par la COVID-19 (législation fédérale)
A recent survey found that 84% of Canadian employees have experienced burnout. Will easing public or workplace restrictions around COVID-19 automatically reverse employees' pandemic-related burnout?
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Safety Tips: What are the responsibilities of a worker under the Occupational H & S Act in Ontario?
Did you know as an employee you have certain responsibilities under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)? Watch this video to learn more.
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