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Fire Extinguishers

Fire Extinguishers

Published Date December 9, 2020

Fire extinguishers are fire protection devices used, in an emergency, to control or extinguish small fires.

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Good Housekeeping at Work

Experience has shown that good housekeeping is an essential part of your company's health and safety program and benefits both employers and employees.
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Agricultural Safety Topic - Electrical Shock

High voltage, current, grounding and resistance are basic electrical terms. Electricity and proper grounding work together for safety.

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over 3 years ago
Noise

How to know if your workplace may need a noise control program.

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almost 2 years ago
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Decorating the workplace is a great way to boost spirits and morale, but don’t let hazards and injuries spoil the mood.

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Protect workers from chemical-related hearing loss with these 4 best practices

Workers exposed to certain chemicals, including some solvents, can experience hearing loss. Exposure to noise as well doubles the risk.

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almost 2 years ago
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Take steps now to protect your workers, and your business, from the increased risk of injury that comes with cold weather, and wet slippery conditions.

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about 2 years ago
Agriculture Noise Infographic – 5 Ways to Protect Your Hearing

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This free download walks you through the process, including how to comply with confined space rules and safely conduct a confined space entry.

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about 1 year ago
New naloxone kit requirement: 7 things you need to know now

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over 1 year ago
Q&A with Monte McNaughton on Ontario's disconnecting from work policy

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Investments in occupational health and safety can yield unexpected and high returns.

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