- IHSA Safety Talk: Mobile devices while driving
- IHSA training spotlight: Scaffold Users' Hazard Awareness eLearning
- Province releases new regulatory proposals
- Five hundred active firms now COR™ certified
- New episodes of IHSA Safety Podcast now available
- Province releases five-year strategy for Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety System
Workplace Screening Modified to Reflect Impact of Vaccination
Learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply on the WSIB website: click here. The application period closes July 23, 2021.
From: Ministry of Labour, Training, and Skills Development
New Ontario Regulation Streamlines Reporting and Notice Requirements Under Occupational Health and Safety Act.
• IHSA Safety Talk: Heat stress
• IHSA training spotlight: JHSC Certification - Part 1 (Virtual Training)
• WSIB Small Business Health and Safety Leadership Awards applications now available
• IHSA.ca Magazine Volume 21, Issue 1 now available
1,500 safety visits throughout May to help maintain decline of COVID-19 cases
The Ontario government today announced a new Crown agency to be known as Skilled Trades Ontario to replace the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT).
• Government to Introduce Paid Sick Days
• Ministry Reports on Construction Inspections
• COCA Lobbies to Keep Construction Open
• Which Vaccine is Best – Watch Video
• WSIB Day of Mourning Ceremony
• Recent Polling Reveals Ontario’s Political Landscape
• Ontario Legislature – Calendar
• MLTSD’s updated COVID-19 position while working within 2-meters: Eye Protection required
• Inaugural Occupational Health and Safety Day
• IHSA Safety Talk: Racial discrimination in the workplace
• COVID-19: Eye Protection required when working within two metres
• Falls Awareness Week 2021
• Driver fatigue resources available
Learn about mandatory working at heights training for workers on construction projects
From: Ministry of Labour, Training, and Skills Development
Proposed legislation will help apprentices prepare for in-demand jobs and complete their training faster
Summary and suggestions from the Sault Ste. Marie Construction Association
April 28th marks the annual National Day of Mourning in Canada. This is a day where we pay tribute and remember those who have lost their lives and their loved ones or suffered injury or illness on the job due to a work-related tragedy.
Developed jointly by the Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council (the Building Trades), the Construction Employers Coordinating Council of Ontario (CECCO) and COCA to advise construction employers, supervisors and workers about the measures that must be taken to keep job sites safe, minimize or eliminate the possibility of virus transmission and keep our industry working.
