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The last few years have pushed many of us to adapt our homes to be able to telework. Despite best efforts, the family home remains a far cry from conventional office space for many and can be difficult to concentrate in.
In partnership with Entrac, we've prepared a Q&A guide from an SPI webinar (available at the bottom of the page) with all the resources you need to ensure your comfort and efficiency when working from home.
Many transport workers across Canada are aware of the possibility of an accident or turbulence that can move the products they are transporting. A liquid spill can happen quickly, and having the right equipment on hand to limit damages is essential. Here’s why.
It is a real challenge to work in an industry where leaks and spills of hazardous substances are a constant possibility. The dangers of slipping on soiled floors or being in contact with liquid chemical spills represent health and safety hazards for your employees.
In this brief video, find out where to install your spill kits, which ones to use according to each spill type and what they must contain to best suit your needs.
Spills are virtually inevitable when working with liquids. When the spilled substances are harmful to health, controlling and preventing the spread can make a difference between life and death. Obviously, any toxic product spill that could be harmful to health and the environment should be properly contained and cleaned up using the adequate absorbent product. If your work involves handling of liquids, you must have access to a complete spill kit at all times allowing you to process these types of substances used in your workplace.
