“Distractions are a major danger to workplace safety and one of the leading causes of injuries. The most common distractions include fatigue, mobile phone use and using headphones to listen... read more →
“There are many reported accidents where the labourer fails to read the material data sheets and appropriately handle hazardous or unsafe material” - smallbiztrends.com, Workplace Safety Issues Reading the Material... read more →
Communication is essential to safety! It is important to understand the dangers associated with each task you are required to perform. In addition, it is essential to be aware of... read more →
The first overlooked worksite safety practice is awareness. If employees are not made aware of the dangers they face in the workplace, the burden falls on management to ensure they... read more →
"From our investigation we discovered that more than half, 55 per cent, of amputation injuries were due to inadequate safety provisions at the workplace, such as the lack of proper... read more →
Working at High Heights Working at height is a common task on construction sites. This is one of the most common causes of fatal injuries on the worksite and workers... read more →
Once you have decided to pursue an apprenticeship there are a few easy steps to follow! 1. Do you qualify? To be an apprentice in Ontario you must: Be at... read more →
1930 - Boulder(Hoover) Dam construction begins.
Myth – Trades are only construction-related jobs Incorrect! Trades fall into four sectors - construction, industrial, motive power and service which provides many options. Traditional college and university training isn’t... read more →
Apprenticeships are a unique combination of classroom learning paired with on-the-job training that leads you to a trade credential. Once you have completed the necessary steps and receive your credential,... read more →
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