Industry News
Lead pipe replacements on track in Saskatoon
A goal to replace lead pipes that link older homes and businesses to Saskatoon’s main water supply is progressing as planned.
Occupational health and safety advocates invited to apply for scholarship
The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) is now accepting applications for the 2020 Dick Martin Scholarship Award. The CCOHS Council of Governors established
Global industrial cleaning market on the upswing
The global industrial cleaning market size is projected to reach USD 58.2 billion by 2024 from USD 46.8 billion in 2019, at a CAGR of
IICRC appoints Kevin Pearson as chairman
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification has announced its 2020 board of directors executive committee.
Value of FM services poised to soar: report
Rising investments in smart city projects across the world have led to the growing demand for facility management services.
ORAC and HRAI sign Memorandum of Understanding
The two groups will join forces to increase their impact and efficiency in specific areas of mutual interest.
TSSA aims to improve compliance with safety standards
The Compliance Support Program will be offered to all operators and owners regulated by Ontario’s Technical Standards and Safety Authority.
ISSA Canada forms alliance with TIPS
The Infection Prevention Strategy advisory board brings together leading industry professionals well-versed in infection control and prevention.
IFMA launches CFM practice exam
The International Facility Management Association (IFMA) has revealed an online practice exam for industry hopefuls pursuing their IFMA Certified Facility Manager (CFM) certification.
Infrastructure report calls for urgent investment
Canada’s public infrastructure requires urgent attention in order to reverse the current state of disrepair, according to latest report.
Education workers reach tentative agreement
The tentative agreement, which must still be ratified by CUPE members in 109 bargaining units, restores many of the cuts made to education services earlier this year.
TSSA honours 2019 Safety Award recipients
The TSSA Safety Awards Program has two award categories that recognize acts and initiatives that enhance public safety for Ontarians.
Fire extinguishers too often a workplace enigma
Employees should be familiar with the location and use of fire extinguishers. Equally important, they should know when to abandon extinguishing efforts.
Safety blitz targets Ontario’s top workplace injury
The blitz will focus on workplaces in the construction, health care, industrial and mining sectors.
October marks global ergonomics month
Ontario's Ministry of Labour is partnering with health and safety partners across the province to present ergonomic-themed events.
Burden of occupational cancer in Canada
Burden of occupational cancer in Canada: Major workplace carcinogens and prevention of exposure report was produced by The Occupational Cancer Research Centre.
WSIB eliminates unfunded liability charge
Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board reveals key rate changes for next year.
