How to Train Someone Who Thinks Safety Is Only Important for Anyone But Themselves

Note: In this article, we will be looking at the steps involved in training someone who thinks that safety is only important for everyone else and that they themselves are exempt from it. The Importance of The Matter In some specific work environments, there have been occasions where an

Brian Tiedemann February 4, 2017 No Comments

7 Common Accidents in The Oil Drilling Industry

The Reality of Oil Drilling Safety The Oil and Gas Well Drilling Industries can quickly become one of the most dangerous enterprises of all if safety is bypassed. Out of the documented injuries that have occurred in this sector, there was reportedly a twenty-seven percent fatality rate increase seen

Brian Tiedemann January 31, 2017 No Comments

3 Reasons Skipping Safety Training Can Cost You Big-Time And One Simple Way To Fix It

The Unnoticed Cost of Skipping Safety Training While their deaths may not make the news, 12 people die every day from workplace accidents. According to statistics released by the Department of Labor, there are usually over 4 million workplace injuries and illnesses reported annually. Employers pay over half a

Brian Tiedemann January 17, 2017 No Comments

The Top 4 OHS Fines for Small Businesses

In this article, we have put together the top 4 OHS fines for small businesses. Many small businesses can easily think that there is no need for having a safety program since there may be only a few employees in the entire company. But Occupational Health & Safety Department

Brian Tiedemann January 8, 2017 No Comments

OHS Officers Can Issue Immediate, On-The-Spot Tickets Against Employers and Workers

Who Does This Involve? The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is a body set up to enforce laws, regulations and codes under the OHS Act created for all of Alberta. OHS officers ensure these laws are followed to the letter through inspection of workplaces, investigations into an offense and

Brian Tiedemann January 2, 2017 No Comments

What Do OSHA Fine Increases Mean For You In 2017?

Note: This article will discuss OSHA’s current fine increase as of 2016 & onward. Future Changes It has been 25 years since the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has made changes to their monetary penalties for safety standard violations. Below are listed changes effective this year. OSHA was required

Brian Tiedemann December 26, 2016 No Comments

How to Train Someone Who Thinks Safety Is Only Important for Anyone But Themselves

7 Common Accidents in The Oil Drilling Industry

3 Reasons Skipping Safety Training Can Cost You Big-Time And One Simple Way To Fix It

The Top 4 OHS Fines for Small Businesses

OHS Officers Can Issue Immediate, On-The-Spot Tickets Against Employers and Workers

What Do OSHA Fine Increases Mean For You In 2017?

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