Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine – 2011
A study now under way at the University of Alberta may shed light on how the health of women in metalworking and electrical trades is affected by exposure to metal fumes and dust.
Blog Post #523 – Fine to Fuel Alberta Health and Safety Education Efforts
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
Penalties totally $376,500 have been levied against Syncrude Canada Ltd. following the death of a process operator struck by a piece of ice weighing more than 500 kilograms.
Blog Post #521 – Max Penalty in Death of a Toddler
An Alberta provincial court judge levied fines against two companies responsible for the death of a Calgary toddler crushed by falling building materials, but the decision raises serious questions about apprenticeships and safety procedures. (June, 2011)
Blog Post #519 – 12 Charges in Double Fatality
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
Two Alberta companies and an individual face 12 occupational health and safety charges following the double fatality on the job site.