INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Manual and Power Tool Safety
The tools of the trade for woodworkers, from hand tools to power screwdrivers, sanders, and saws, all have the... more
Young Worker Toolbox Talks
Young Worker Toolbox Talks
15 minutes at the start of every work day can go a long way in supporting your Occupational Health and Safety Program. These mini guides will help you to facilitate job specific discussions about safety. Your students, young workers, new workers, and apprentices can follow along with their own student version, which they can keep and review as needed.
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Handling and Lifting
Improper handling and lifting of heavy or bulky objects are a major source of back injuries. These injuries can affect... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Eye Injuries
The loss of an eye can change a worker’s life forever and even prevent them from getting some jobs. Eyes are very... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Exposure to Airborne Contaminants
Many woodworking tasks produce airborne materials that can damage the lungs if inhaled. Some materials (like solvents... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: WHMIS
Many chemicals used in hair salons can cause conditions ranging from minor skin irritation to serious injury and... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Violence and Harassment
Violent incidents can occur without warning, especially in the service industry. Violence can be physical harm or... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Scalds and Burns
Scalds and burns are common in hair salons. Although most of these injuries are minor, they can be extremely painful,... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSIs)
Hair stylists and other workers in the service sector perform tasks in uncomfortable positions for extended periods of... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Bloodborne Pathogens
Hair stylists can be exposed to blood-borne pathogens and therefore need to be aware of how these pathogens are... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Scalds and Burns
Burns and scalds are a very common injury in the kitchen. While some burns may only require first aid, 3rd degree burns... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Lockout
Workplace injuries can be caused by unexpected energization or start-up of machines or equipment, or a release of... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Knives and Sharp Tools
Knives and other sharp-edged tools, such as meat slicers, are essential equipment for the culinary artist, but they’re... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Housekeeping
Good “housekeeping,” or keeping your workspace clean and tidy, is a basic part of accident and injury prevention.... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Working on Tires
Auto mechanics often work on tires, but are often unaware that tire repair can be hazardous and even fatal. Inflated... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Lockout / Tag Out
Workplace injuries can be caused by unexpected energization start-up of machines or equipment, as well as release of... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Auto Lift or Hoist
Auto lifts have the potential to cause serious injury and death. Students must be trained in safe work procedures... more
INSTRUCTOR GUIDE: Batteries
Every vehicle you work on will have a battery, and it is easy to forget how dangerous they can be. Batteries contain... more
Manual and Power Tool Safety
The tools of the trade for woodworkers have the potential to cause serious injury, particularly if they are not taken... more
Handling and Lifting
Improper handling and lifting of heavy or bulky objects are a major source of back injuries. These injuries can affect... more
Eye Injuries
The loss of an eye can change your life forever and even prevent you from getting some jobs. Minor eye injuries can be... more
Exposure to Airborne Contaminants
Many woodworking tasks produce very fine dust particles or gases, which get into the air. Breathing in the affected air... more
WHMIS
Many chemicals used in hair salons can cause conditions from minor skin irritation to serious injury and disease. These... more
Violence and Harassment
Working in the service industry often places you directly with the public, this can be wonderful, but it also increases... more
Scalds and Burns
Scalds and burns are common in hair salons. Most of these injuries are relatively minor, but can be extremely painful,... more
Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSIs)
A musculoskeletal injury is an injury or disorder of the muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, nerves, or blood vessels... more
Bloodborne Pathogens
Hairdressers and their clients can be exposed to viruses and bacteria that can cause diseases such as HIV, AIDS, and... more
Scalds and Burns
When you are working in a kitchen, sources for scalds and burns are always around you. These injuries are very painful... more
Lockout
Lockout means that you are cutting off the power supply to a piece of equipment. You can do this by turning off a... more
Knives and Sharp Tools
Knives and other sharp tools, such as meat slicers, are essential for kitchen workers, but they are also the cause of... more
Housekeeping
Good “housekeeping”, keeping your workspace clean and tidy and your tools in good order, is a basic part of accident... more
Working on Tires
Auto mechanics often work on tires, but may be unaware that repairing tires can be extremely hazardous and even fatal.
Working Around the Service Pit
Many vehicle repair centers still have service pits for inspecting and repairing the underside of vehicles without... more
Lockout / Tag Out
Lockout means to physically neutralize all energy in a piece of equipment to ensure that machinery or equipment won’t... more
Engine Safety
Vehicle engines are powerful machines with many moving parts. They have the potential to cause serious injury, so care... more
Batteries
Batteries are everywhere, including every car and truck. It is easy to forget how dangerous they can be, because we are... more
Auto Lift or Hoist
An auto lift (or hoist) is a piece of equipment that raises vehicles. Vehicles often need to be raised to do... more