When using a ladder, always maintain 3 point contact: two hands and a foot two feet and a hand Stay safe out there!
Quick Tips
If you're working outdoors, the risk of lyme disease is a real hazard. Here's how to prevent it: Limit exposed skin: wear long sleeves and pants Use DEET repellent Check... read more →
Although the rule differs depending on your location, be sure that you and crews are not parking within a close distance to fire hydrants. This ensures that in the event... read more →
Be aware of the terrain in your area prior to commencing work Watch for loose rocks, wet surfaces, loose gravel, ground voids, and tree roots Use (safe) materials to bridge... read more →
Carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless toxic gas. Common side effects of exposure to this gas include: Dizziness Headache Nausea Weakness Exhaustion Confusion Extreme oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) Brain damage Heart damage
Be realistic about what you can carry, don't overdo it Get help with heavy and/or awkward objects Ensure your path is free of any debris or tripping hazards Lift with... read more →
Stop the spread of germs: Stay home when you are sick: encourage sick workers to stay home to reduce the spreading of germs Wash your hands frequently using soap and water... read more →
Ensure your helmet has the appropriate shade Always ensure that your eyes and skin are protected from radiation exposure Work in a well-ventilated area Remove all ignition sources from the... read more →
Protect your (and your employees') eyes! Ensure that that in each area where eye hazards are possible, that an emergency eyewash station is available. Be sure that the eyewash station... read more →
Ensure operators are trained and qualified to operate any elevating work platform prior to use Always follow manufacturer's operating instructions Inspect equipment prior to use. Check for any damage or... read more →