Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
www.ccohs.ca
Common menu bar links
Follow CCOHS on:
-
Accessibility
-
Transparency
Proactive Disclosure
- Who is a workplace health practitioner?
- How can a workplace health program be developed?
- Tools and toolkits for practitioners
- Workplace health research
- Practitioner development resources
Tools and toolkits for practitioners
Practitioners also need practical “how-to” information related to assessing, developing, implementing, managing, maintaining, and evaluating healthy workplace initiatives. The toolkit information below is to help and support practitioners in creating healthy workplace initiatives and supporting employees.
Anti-harassment policies for the workplace: an employer's guide
Source: Canadian Human Rights Commission
Eat smart, meet smart : how to plan and host healthy meetings, events and conferences
Source: BC Ministry of Health
Family violence: it's your business (a workplace toolkit)
Source: New Brunswick Family Violence and the Workplace Committee
How to get started: your guide to building a healthy workplace
Source: Heart Health Hamilton-Wentworth
Setting up an occupational health and safety program: a guide
Source: Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour
The business case for physical activity in the workplace
Source: Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute (CFLRI)
The farm business health model: a guide to developing and implementing the workplace health system for farm business
Source: Health Canada
The small business health model: a guide to developing and implementing the workplace health system in small businesses
Source: Health Canada
Workplace health promotion: assessing employees' health-related needs
Source: Elgin St. Thomas Health Unit
Workplaces - walk this way
Source: Elgin St. Thomas Health Unit
Workplaces that work: creating a workplace culture that attracts, retains and promotes women
Source: Ontario Women's Directorate
