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Forestry work can be a rewarding and fulfilling career, but it also comes with its own set of risks and hazards. Protecting yourself appropriately is one of the most critical aspects of working in the forestry industry.
Road workers in Canada face many risks and hazards when performing their tasks. Their safety must be a top priority, from heavy machinery to unpredictable traffic.
Cold temperatures, wind and humidity increase the risk of injury for the workers. In order to choose the appropriate protection, it is important to take into account several factors including the environment and the working conditions.
Like every spring and summer, work is underway on our roads. During the vacation season, travel will increase, and consequently, the risk of accidents will rise due to the higher traffic flow.
Now that summer is here, heat stroke (when the body temperature rises above 40°C) occurs--sometimes insidiously--in poorly air-conditioned work environments or outside. It can be misleading because the symptoms (dizziness, nausea, fatigue, headaches) are interpreted as harmless, but in reality, they can intensify, causing irreparable damages and even death. Are you working in intense heat conditions? Don’t lose your cool and follow these 3 useful tips to avoid the worst!
