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Leading Indicators to Improve Your Safety Management System

What are the leading indicators in safety? In the world of health and safety, it’s no secret that tracking leading indicators is a much more effective practice for managing a…

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3 Ways COR™ Will Help You Achieve Success

…is located in, inside Canada. With the health and safety landscape shifting on a global scale, it’s time to take action and elevate your safety program. Where do you start?…

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Top 5 Questions EHS Directors Have About Leading Indicators

…want to know the trajectory of safety performance and how they can specifically support safety initiatives other than signing the safety policy. 2. How do I rally my company’s executive…

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Regulations for Safety Data Sheets

…hazardous chemicals provide a SDS with each substance. The HCS is managed by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA). Canada Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) In Canada, the…

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How to substitute hazardous chemicals in 5 steps

…and Safety Administration (OSHA) and Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) both employ a 7 step process for the substitution of hazardous chemicals. Both are similar to the…

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3 Ways Women Have Changed the Face of EHS

…of 2020 however, this notion is gradually disappearing, as women have begun to make their mark in the world of health and safety, both on and off the field. Take…

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4 Reasons Your Front-line Needs Microlearning

…a variety of ways, as mentioned by Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Online’s article Choosing Microlearning for Safety. Not only can they be used after specific on-site training, but they…

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A Deep Dive Into Safety Maturity

…the market. So, first things first…what is safety maturity? Safety maturity is how advanced or mature an organization is when it comes to their safety program. After talking to…

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5 steps to identify and assess workplace hazards

CHAPTER 1 One of the main roles of a safety leader is identifying, assessing, and mitigating workplace hazards. Whether it’s an obvious occupational hazard or more implicit safety hazards, safety leaders must do all they can to protect their people on the worksite. Creating a…

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8 workplace safety tips for every employee

…more workers who recognize their safety and well-being is a company priority. A stronger, more resilient safety culture with everyone dedicated and invested in protecting team members and themselves. A better safety record with less injuries…

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