This new website provides Canadians with a single point of access to the most current information about WHMIS 2015 from all of the jurisdictions across Canada.
Learn more about the CCOHS resources that can help you understand your responsibilities and keep your health and safety commitments regarding workplace violence and harassment.
We are revamping our website to serve you even better. Stay tuned for a new look and feel, so you can find what you need easier and faster, from your desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Winter weather conditions can pose unique challenges and safety risks for Canadian drivers. In this podcast, CCOHS offers safety tips to ensure driver safety.
Bitter cold, snow, slippery roads, and unpredictable weather conditions are just a few elements of a Canadian winter that can make driving conditions risky. You can't change the weather however you can prepare for it.
The holidays can be a special time of year but for some, the endless “to do” list can be overwhelming. CCOHS shares ways to prevent holiday stress and anxiety this season.
This national award is open to students enrolled in an occupational health and safety course or program in an accredited college or university in Canada, leading to an occupational health and safety certificate, diploma or degree. The deadline for entries is January 31, 2015.
Help your students venture safely into the work world with Teaching Tools from CCOHS. The comprehensive kit is only $179 with Promo Code 20BUNDLE. You'll also get four bonus health and safety posters. Offer expires December 31.
Save 10% on all posters and awareness tools during November. Use or mention Promo Code AWARENESS during online checkout or when placing an order by phone.
John Oudyk, Occupational Hygienist at the Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers discusses how to manage workplace stress and shares prevention strategies.
Register for our free webinar on October 21 to learn about mental injury prevention tools and resources to help your organization take action on workplace stress.
According to the Canadian Red Cross, wearing a lifejacket could eliminate up to 90% of all boating-related drownings. CCOHS discusses the difference between lifejackets and personal flotation devices, and how to use them safely.
This free webinar walks you through the process of starting a healthy workplace team at your workplace.
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Whether you work in a hot smelting plant or outdoors in the summer months, heat exposure can be dangerous. Learn what you can do to prevent heat-related illnesses.
Podcast with the Heart and Stroke Foundation discusses causes and effects of cardiovascular disease and how to respond to emergency events in the workplace.
Listen to the podcast by Donna Hardaker of the Canadian Mental Health Association discuss mental health in the workplace and how to relieve workplace stress.
