Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
By: Jean Lian
The age-old caution to “Watch your hands!” is oft-heard by inquisitive children with a propensity to touch everything they see. But that advice can serve adults just as well.
Post #355 – Stop, Look: Tips to Avoid Crossing Collisions
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
On a snowy morning last December 23, a Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) train was approaching a highway rail crossing north of Lamont, a small agricultural town east of Edmonton, when a tanker truck slammed into one of the 56 grain cars, causing it to derail.
Post #353 – Build it According to the Building Code
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
Prince Edward Island’s WCB is urging that care be taken following an incident in which two workers were injured in a roof truss collapse on a residential construction site.
Post #351 – Facility Reopens after Mercury Spill
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
By: Jason Contant
The doors to a health clinic in Norman Wells, Northwest Territories were again fully opened one week after a mercury spill resulted in a partial shut-down.