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Canadian Occupational Safety magazine sits down with Ontario's prevention czar, George Gritziotis, to get to know the man who will play a pivotal role in stirring the province's OHS prevention and enforcement strategies. -
The Canadian Standards Association has launched its latest updates to CSA Z462- Workplace Electrical Safety Standard.
The video is part of a series of videos outlining the changes to the 2012 edition of CSA Z462. Part two answers the question, "What factors drove the need to update Z462?". Video courtesy of CSA Group. -
Part two of COS's exclusive interview with George Gritziotis, Ontario's chief prevention officer. He talks about the province's plans for 2012 to boost prevention and enforcement. -
Part three in a series of videos outlining the changes to the 2012 edition of CSA Z462 - Workplace Electrical Safety. Part three answers the question "What Are the Key Changes to the 2012 Edition?" Video courtesy of CSA Group.
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Shawn Galloway shares the five dangerous safety perceptions to watch for.
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How to handle materials safely on construction projects: A Ministry of Labour inspector and an ergonomist explain how.
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GeoSight president John Lupton demonstrates his MINEi cavity monitoring system. The system provides 3D data to calculate the volume of underground voids and is controlled on the system’s tablet computer that can adjust for scanning resolution, dusty conditions and types of terrain. -
Part three in a series of videos outlining the changes to the 2012 edition of CSA Z462 - Workplace Electrical Safety. Part three answers the question "What Are the Key Changes to the 2012 Edition?" Video courtesy of CSA Group.
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The Canadian Standards Association has launched its latest updates to CSA Z462- Workplace Electrical Safety Standard.
The video is part of a series of videos outlining the changes to the 2012 edition of CSA Z462. Part two answers the question, "What factors drove the need to update Z462?". Video courtesy of CSA Group. -
Shawn Galloway shares the five dangerous safety perceptions to watch for.
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Part two of COS's exclusive interview with George Gritziotis, Ontario's chief prevention officer. He talks about the province's plans for 2012 to boost prevention and enforcement.
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