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Happy New Year! Ready to tackle your health and safety goals in 2025? Start the year strong by exploring our free and affordable workplace safety resources designed for the construction, transportation, electrical utilities, and aggregates sectors. We also offer specialized tools for small businesses to enhance workplace safety and compliance. Get started today! Visit our website to discover how we can help you improve your workplace health and safety practices and create a safer work environment for your team: https://ow.ly/Q7XB50Uu7cG

A High-level Comparison of ISO 45001 and IHSA COR 2020 Standards.

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IHSA is proud to be your partner in creating safer and healthier workplaces in Ontario’s #construction, #transportation, and #electricalutilities sectors. As a trusted resource in health and safety training and education, we provide free resources that are accessible, comprehensive, and tailored to meet your needs. Let us help you keep your promise to work safe for life. Watch our latest video to learn more: https://ow.ly/uC7J50TXo75

Don't forget to register for the third annual NCSO®/NHSA™ Educational Conference! This half-day event will provide attendees with an opportunity to increase their knowledge of essential health and safety topics and learn more about key areas important to maintaining their NCSO®/NHSA™ status. Topics will include: • Fall Protection: Workplace Specific Training/Fall Protection Work Plan • Mental Health - Breaking the Stigma • NCSO/NHSA updates • MLITSD's Brian Barron, Construction Senior Manager - What to expect when we are inspecting • The Maguire Story: See Something, Do Something Register here: https://lnkd.in/gr_s_k6Y

Calling all BC Safety Professionals and WOHSS members! We're having a networking social on October 24th and we'd love to see you there! Join our Chair, Leigh-Ann Stewart, for an evening of Safety, Sips, and Socializing! RSVP here: https://ow.ly/Myuf50TEIUO

Join us on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at our Annual General Meeting (AGM) and luncheon. Tomorrow is the last day to register! Registration link: https://lnkd.in/gVvSXMqJ Schedule: 🕥 10:30 a.m. - Registration 🕚 11:00 a.m. - AGM with Dr. Joel Moody, Chief Prevention Officer 🍽️ 12:00 p.m. - Luncheon with David Piccini, Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development 🔍 1:00 p.m. - Updates on Due Diligence with Annik Forristal, Partner at McMillan LLP 🕑 2:00 p.m. - Conclusion #ontariogeneralcontractorsassociation #OGCA #torontoconstructionassociation #TCA #grandvalleyconstructionassociation #GVCA #hamiltonhaltonconstructionassociation #HHCA #niagaraconstructionassociation #barrieconstructionassociation #networking #peerlearning #safetyculture #AGM

Since its introduction in Ontario, IHSA’s COR® program has helped hundreds of companies to develop, implement, assess, and continually improve their occupational health and safety management systems based on a rigorous national standard. We have also provided equivalency certificates to organizations that meet particular international health and safety management system standards. IHSA is committed to maintaining the integrity and comprehensive standards of the COR® program. To ensure all firms holding COR® certification have met the same specific requirements and have been evaluated using the COR® standard, IHSA will no longer issue COR® 2020 equivalency to firms that have achieved ISO 45001:2018 certification. This change is effective March 3, 2025. Companies that are currently certified to ISO 45001:2018 will no longer be eligible to apply for COR® 2020 equivalency—and all currently issued COR® 2020 equivalency certifications will expire on the date specified on the equivalency certificate. Any company seeking COR® 2020 certification will need to successfully complete the COR® 2020 audit process. IHSA thanks all of our stakeholders for their understanding and commitment to achieving health and safety excellence in Ontario. To learn more about this change to the COR® program, please visit https://ow.ly/l6jm50T7Ysf

An orange coverup helps make overhead powerlines more visible but doesn't provide protection. If you get too close, you can get a deadly shock. Stay 3 metres back. Learn more powerline safety tips from the Electrical Safety Authority: ESAsafe.com/construction