Bruce Levitt
President
Essential work is a privilege – don’t blow it
Through most of the COVID-19 pandemic Canadians and their governments have been relatively successful at navigating the fine line between keeping the economy...
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Julie McFater
Director of Marketing
When to report a workplace safety violation: Telling vs. tattling
Scenario: You see a co-worker cut corners in an unsafe manner to finish a job faster. What do you do? Do you report it...
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Matt Burtney
Content Marketing Specialist
What does IoT mean for workplace safety?
2.78 million workers die every year as a direct result of occupational accidents or work-related diseases. That’s a workforce with a population of...
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Tony Guarino
Market Segment Manager - Confined Space
Building a fire? Make sure you’re not making this dangerous mistake.
What is pressure-treated wood? “Pressure-treated” wood is any lumber that has been treated with chemicals to improve its durability. To treat the wood, lumber...
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Derek McEwen
Market Segment Manager, Fire Systems and Mining Technology
How to eliminate dust before it becomes a hazard
Finding an effective dust control solution makes working conditions better and safer for workers and the wider community. A new line of products from...
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Tony Guarino
Market Segment Manager - Confined Space
4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Working from a Boom Truck
Boom trucks, also known as bucket trucks or cherry pickers, allow workers to access high, remote locations which can otherwise be difficult to...
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Eric Huard
Market Segment Manager, Personal Safety
What’s So Dangerous About Construction, Anyway?
Construction is huge business in Canada. In fact, the Toronto Region Board of Trade estimates we’ll see a jump of about 147,000 construction-related...
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