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The construction and design of buildings have come a long way from traditional brick-and-mortar spaces. Moreover, it looks like commercial spaces are safer than ever with innovative technological upgrades, especially when upgrading your security measures. That said, here are the latest trends regarding applying safety measures and controls, courtesy of Safety Canada. Lighting Can Help You Spot Danger From A…
Goal setting is an extremely useful tool used by highly successful individuals everywhere. Businesses also set goals. An example of this is sales goals. What do you expect your sales to be? Where do you want your sales to be? How can you get there? Goals do not always need to be ridiculously hard to attain. Some of the most…
Millions of tons of dangerous goods are shipped across Canada every year, with many passing through or arriving in Alberta. These dangerous goods are used for a variety of things from pesticides, to medical equipment, the oil and gas sector, and almost every other industry. The value of these goods provides Canadians with a higher quality of life, but are…
Pre-trip inspections are a crucial part of the job, yet they are highly overlooked and undervalued. The intention of a pre-trip inspection is to catch any faults before they become a dangerous or expensive problem. These inspections save lives, time, money and protect both the driver and everyone else on the road. Most importantly, these inspections are easy to complete…
5 Important Safety Tips for Operating a Skid Steer Loader Skid steers are an incredibly useful tool in the modern world. Operating with lightning precision and capable of moving extreme loads, these tank-like vehicles are a must-have in many industries. With a variety of attachments and configurations, Skid steers have an almost limitless potential to benefit efficiencies on many job sites.…
Respirable crystalline silica is silica that has been broken down from either grinding, sanding, cutting, or drilling. Crystalline silica is found in concrete, brick, stone, soil, and sand. When materials like these are crushed into small particles, they become airborne and are then known as respirable crystalline silica. Close to 2.3 million U.S. workers are exposed to crystalline silica at work.…
