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CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) is the best way to help an unconscious, pulseless, and breathless person in their time of need. It is a skill that you should have, but hope to never use. Here is a quick guide and refresher on the steps needed to save a life. Check for a pulse – a pulse is best described as a…
Working around hoisting equipment can become monotonous, especially with constant repetition. Some work sites are all too focused on the end goal, while the most important goal of all may be forgotten, get everyone home safe. Equipment breaks – even with diligent inspections, equipment can fail. Motor’s strain, slings fray, weight can be altered, (wet, muddy, icy, etc.), hydraulic…
What is WHMIS? WHMIS stands for Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. It’s a mouthful of words, but taking the time to learn it can not only help your resume, but also save you from serious harm, Why take WHMIS? Most Canadians are required to have WHMIS if they are exposed to, or may be in contact with hazardous materials. Which…
144 One Hundred and Forty-Four, that’s the number of lives we lost in Alberta due to workplace injury or illness in 2016. One Hundred and Forty-Four Men and Women just like you. The Day of Mourning has been recognized worldwide as a day to remember those killed and injured on the worksite and to strive for more improvements to everyday workplace…
What is the Occupational Health and Safety Code? The OHS code was set in place and designed to create healthier and safer work environments. This code sets the minimum safety standard for all of Alberta’s workplaces. These standards aid in eliminating reactive safety and in turn promote proactive safety. Every year, Alberta Jobs, Skills, Training, and Labour select employers for…
Updated National Safety Code Standard 11 – Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspections NSC 11 on Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspections (PMVI) is the result of a memorandum of understanding signed by all Ministers of Transport in September 1991 to ensure the mechanical fitness of commercial vehicles on the road and promote highway safety. Some 1.8 million vehicles are subject to PMVIs across…
