Vision

To be recognized as Canada’s trusted national source for occupational health and safety information and services

Foundational Elements

• Tripartite
• Bilingual
• Cost-effective
• Easy–to–access information

1 Strategic Priority

• National Leadership on Emerging Health and Safety Issues
  • Impairment
  • Mental health
  • Violence and harassment
  • Occupational disease
  • Gender occupational health and safety analysis
  • Changing nature of work
  • Harmonization

2 Strategic Priority

• National Leadership (including in Priority Sectors)
  • Small, medium and Indigenous enterprises
  • Workers at higher risk (temporary foreign/migrant workers, new Canadians, self-employed, youth, disabled workers, aging workforce)
  • Healthcare
  • Agriculture of all types and fishery
  • Construction

3 Strategic Priority

• National Repository of OSH Information
  • Build standards, tools and/or databases related to occupational health and safety statistics
  • Build, research, knowledge capture, and transfer capability