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WorkSafeBC is working with workers, employers, and industry associations to ensure construction sites are healthy and safe during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Ontario workplace inspectors are now visiting construction sites across the province, targeting personal protective equipment.

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A Saskatoon company could be set to revolutionize construction site safety across North America. Timed with Construction Safety Week 2018, myComply has announced its flagship

Saskatoon-based myComply has launched its flagship solution to reduce risks by making it easy for general contractors to verify safety certifications.

Introduction As an industry, we have made great improvements in safety performance, but despite our best efforts safety in construction has largely remained behind the