Safety Evolution Blog

Safety programs require Safety Professionals to investigate incidents, review findings with their teams, and discuss how and what they need to improve to stop the events from happening again. You are also required to audit other people's work, and determine what has been done well and what needs to be corrected. All while ensuring compliance with OSHA and OH&S requirements.  Do you spend most of your time discussing what has gone wrong?

Everyone comes to their workplace with the expectation, and often a clear plan, for an incident/accident-free day. And many times the day goes just as planned. 

SDS or Safety Data Sheets can be very confusing. We want to break down Safety data sheets meaning or MSDS meaning so you and your team can easily use them to protect yourselves from the hazards of chemicals in the workplace.

KPIs are the ROCKET FUEL for building a safe workplace!

Have you ever been tasked with building Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for a safety program?

As businesses grow and the number of employees increases, the legislation in most Canadian jurisdictions requires that a Joint Health and Safety Committee be formed.

We have gathered a list of Toolbox Talk Topics to use at your safety meetings and tailgate meetings that you can download for free and use at the job site. These 5-minute safety toolbox talk topics are easy to use and train workers to recognize and avoid unsafe working conditions.