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Motor Vehicles & Powered Equipment
Battery Safety

Battery Safety

Published Date December 9, 2020

Lead-acid batteries can produce explosive mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen gases when they are being charged.

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Motor Vehicle Incidents

Our two-part prevention plan lists the risks related to vehicles and people, and outlines eight steps to prevent injury - and worse.
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8 tips for managing external traffic

A mix of trucks, mobile equipment, pedestrians, and other potential hazards in your yard can spell disaster in the form of collisions between vehicles or vehicles and pedestrians.

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Removing Transmissions Safely

This guide provides best practices for safely removing automotive transmissions for your business. Learn how to keep workers safe from potential hazards.

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10 months ago
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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10 months ago
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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over 1 year ago
4 biggest safety challenges of last-mile delivery and solutions

Last-mile delivery is the most challenging phase of the fulfilment cycle. Here’s a look at some last-mile delivery safety challenges and practical solutions that don't compromise safety.

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about 2 years ago
Safety Tips: What should employers include in lift truck training?

Are your lift truck drivers properly trained? Watch this video to find out what you should include in your operator training.

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about 2 years ago
Have employees that drive for work? Here's how to reduce their risk

Driving is an activity many of us do every day. But it comes with many risks - at work and off the clock - that are often overlooked.

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over 2 years ago
Feuille de route: introduction aux éléments de base

Feuille de route conforme à la norme nationale et axée sur 8 éléments de base pour faire progresser la santé⁄sécurité psycho. en milieu de travail.

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over 2 years ago
Pedestrian Safety & Traffic Management

A Warehouse is a busy workplace setting and often has many kinds of traffic flow which can create high-risk scenarios and lead to preventable injuries. Learn more with his guide.

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almost 4 years ago
Safety Check: Working Around Traffic

Working around traffic tips for workers.

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almost 4 years ago
Distracted driving is illegal

It’s easy to stay focused on the road if you are prepared. These tips can help keep your eyes on the road.

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almost 4 years ago
Job Aid - Motor Vehicles

Learn to recognize and control road hazards while driving.

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over 3 years ago
Motor Vehicle Incidents

Motor vehicle collisions are one of the leading causes of workers' injuries and fatalities in Ontario.

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almost 4 years ago
We Do Not Text: Driving Distracted Poster

We Do Not Text: Driving Distracted Poster

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over 3 years ago
Visibility Hazards Checklist

Common problems and solutions to reduce visibility hazards and increase the ability for operators to see workers.

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over 3 years ago
Case Study - Pedestrian

A company has heard rumours that a number of people have had close calls with forklifts. Most of these rumours have centered on workers who are coming and going from the breakroom and washroom...

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almost 4 years ago
Warehouse Order Picking Safety Tips

Order picking can result in a variety of muscle and joint injuries from repeatedly or forcefully reaching for and lifting product, using scanners, etc.

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over 1 year ago
Lift Trucks and Other Lifting Devices

Lifting devices are used in thousands of workplaces and their continuing role is a significant cause of serious worker injury and death.

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almost 4 years ago
Loading Docks and Warehouses

There are many hazards associated with loading docks. Safe work guidelines to eliminate or minimalize the risk.

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almost 4 years ago
Safety Check: Snow Blower

Snow blower safety tips for workers.

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almost 4 years ago
Safety Check: Lawnmower Safety

Lawnmower safety tips for workers.

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