Understanding the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA): Keeping Workers Safe Since 1979, the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) has been the cornerstone of workplace safety in the province. With significant updates in 1990, this vital legislation continues to protect workers from various workplace hazards. What’s the OHSA all about? The OHSA, […]
A worker fell from a second-storey level through an opening that should have had a guardrail to protect workers from injury.
Worker’s Fall Results in $60,000 Fine for Thunder Bay Employer Read More »
The Ontario government has hired over 100 new occupational health and safety inspectors to support business inspection campaigns, and help ensure employees, businesses and the public are protected.
Ontario Hires 100 Additional Health and Safety Inspectors Read More »
Did you know that the Occupational Health and Safety Act requires workplaces with more than five employees to have a written Health & Safety Policy?
Health & Safety Policy | Annual Review Read More »
To be eligible for refresher training, workers must have previously successfully completed both modules of an approved working at heights training program.
Working at Heights Training (WAH) Read More »
