Workforce Compliance Safety

There isn’t an OSHA Canada. Instead, Canada uses the term Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S). http://workforcecompliancesafety.ca/2016/06/21/osha-canada-standards/

Read on via the link and learn why workplace safety is important for your business.

Workforce Compliance Safety at Calgary’s Global Petroleum Show. An example of the big rig equipment on display on the outdoor grounds.

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The use of proper eye-wear or face-wear for protection against workplace hazards is an important topic in Canadian safety.

Choosing the Proper Safety Boots For Your Workplace. #safetyboots #workwear #safetytips  

Flu prevention in the workplace is a health concern each year and is a factor towards a decline in worker productivity during the winter months.

A solid safety program is an essential part of work life and may involve several categories that require documentation, certification and/or compliance.

Considering all that is at stake, the land safety provisions for Canada's Northern Gateway Pipeline project are paramount. Here are those provisions in detail.

June 11 was a busy day as Workforce Compliance Safety attended the Global Petroleum Show in Calgary. A world-class event, the Global Petroleum Show included exhibits and representatives from many countries involved in the energy industry.

Fatigue is a serious workplace topic. Canada’s provincial occupational health and safety administration bodies are increasing the fines associated with employers’ responsibility with their workers’ health and safety, including fatigue management. Click the photo and read our blog post on workplace safety fatigue management.

Finding notable, famous or infamous safety quotes from the past can be a lot of fun, but the importance of what is being said cannot be understated. This is particularly evident in this 1988 quote from Sir Brian Appleton regarding the Piper Alpha offshore disaster.

As any Canadian involved in the energy industry is aware, the Keystone pipeline’s construction is a critical project for Canada’s future energy economy. Safety from pipeline oil spills has been one of the main concerns against the project. Recently an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was provided by the U.S. State Department in support of the Keystone Pipeline. The statement concludes that the Keystone pipeline is safe for the environment.