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Blog Post #1338 – Construction Worker Killed

March 16, 2022
Dan
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Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine (November 2015) The RCMP and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety are investigating the death of a male construction worker just...

Blog Post #1337 – Explosion Claims Worker

March 13, 2022
Dan
Blog, Canadian Health and Safety, Due Diligence, Employer Responsibilities, Health and Safety, Hot Work Safety, Industrial, Saskatchewan Health and Safety, Saskatchewan Safety, Welding Hazards

Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine (November 2015) A teenage worker was killed by an explosion that occurred at his worksite about 2 km south of Kinistino, Saskatchewan on November...

Blog Post #1325 – Collision at Work Zone Claims Three Lives

February 13, 2022
Dan
Blog, Canadian Health and Safety, Construction, Due Diligence, Employer Responsibilities, Health and Safety, Saskatchewan Health and Safety, Saskatchewan Safety, Traffic Control

Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine (June 2015) Three teenagers have been killed and a flag person has been critically injured in a four-vehicle crash at a construction zone in...

Blog Post #1137 – Saskatchewan Strategy Eyes High-Risk Industries

March 7, 2020
Dan
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Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine A new approach to preventing fatalities and serious workplace injuries was introduced in Canada's Prairie province in December 2019.