What lies ahead for OHS law in 2022? - OHS Canada Magazine
From an occupational health and safety perspective, it seems that all anyone and everyone was talking about during 2021 was COVID-19. But that wasn’t
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From an occupational health and safety perspective, it seems that all anyone and everyone was talking about during 2021 was COVID-19. But that wasn’t
It also makes four recommendations to avoid similar tragedies in the future
Industry Perspectives Op-ed: Recent tragedies reiterate needed construction safety improvements in August 1991 . It is outdated, does not deal with progressive safety initiatives and undermines the IRS. The Regulation needs a comprehensive overhaul of the safety rules for construction projects. R written Safe Work Procedures (SWP) for all high hazard work . When Alberta amended its OHS law to require a SWP for all new work activities, incident rates fell and fewer workers were injured. Mandating SWPs is a simple and powerful means to ensure that all stakeholders t...