Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
The owner of a Manitoba paving company that employed a 15-year-old who was buried in hot asphalt two years ago has been fined almost $34,000 in the teen’s death.
Blog Post #494 – Day 5 of the CSSE Conference, Calgary, Alberta 2014
This was another day to take in lectures on various topics, which were,
1) An Engaged Workforce: MSD Injury Prevention and Management,
2) Great Safety Leadership: The Only Way to a Zero Injury Culture, and
3) Get a Grip on Safety – An Approach to a Company-Wide Safety Program.
Blog Post #493 – Day 5 of the CSSE Conference
Hello all,
I have finished the three lectures that were provided today. I have listed them for the reader’s information,
1) Leading the Way: Safety Climate as an Indicator of Organizational Culture and Business Outcomes,
2) Supervisors – Safety Asset or Liability? (Liked this one), and
3) Breakthrough Change in Workplace Health and Safety.
Blog Post #463 – Excavator Operator Crushed In Cab
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
An Ontario quarry worker suffered fatal crushing injuries when a falling boulder landed on the cab of the excavator in which he was sitting.