Honouring those who have suffered a workplace tragedy Each year on April 28, the Canadian flag flies half-mast across the country for the National Day of Mourning. The day not only remembers those who have suffered from work-related tragedy, but it is also a time to collectively renew our commitment to improve health and eliminate …
“At some point in life — whether years from now or much sooner — you might look in the mirror and honestly ask yourself, ‘Is it still safe for me to be operating a vehicle?’” Mature drivers were recently at the forefront of a CBC article about the challenges they face on the road. The article cites MPI’s Traffic Collision Statistic …
On Friday, April 5, our offices will be closed as we move to the newly expanded area of our facility! During this time, our offices, phone lines, email and course registration services (both online and in-person) will be unavailable. If you have any questions about registration, please feel free to send us an email at …
Canadian Agriculture Week raises awareness about the importance of farming safety. Farming is a way of life for many Manitobans, but it is also one of the most dangerous occupations if you don’t have the proper training. When your home doubles as your workplace, safety must be a top priority. Although industrial agricultural equipment has …
Slow & Steady on Slippery Roads When the spring thaw finally hits Manitoba after a long and cold winter, the roads are slick, slippery and downright dangerous for motorists. A mixture of wet conditions from melting ice and poor visibility calls for extra precaution when driving on slippery roads. Slowing down and knowing how to …
But highway driving doesn’t need to be. Winter presents many challenges for motorists, but those challenges can be amplified if your commute involves highway driving. Take a look at the tips below to ensure you’re up to speed on best practices when hitting the road during our winter months. Be Mindful of Conditions Make sure …
In Canada alone, roughly 42,000 people a year are hurt from fall accidents at work. Good housekeeping can be the difference between a slip, trip or a fall. Slips – Uneven surfaces and inclement weather mean that our winter months often create conditions ideal for slipping hazards; take smaller steps and make wider turns around corners …
This past summer, SSM forged a new partnership with the Northern Workforce Development Centre (NWDC) to bring enhanced occupational health and safety training to Northern Manitoba. After a successful launch and exceptional demand for courses like forklift and front-end loader training, SSM will continue to invest in Northern Manitoba’s occupational safety by offering additional courses …
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