What does it really take to create safer workplaces? How do we challenge the attitudes, habits and assumptions that put workers at risk?
Watch JPMF Safety Specialist Rob Stewart in conversation with John Shelman of JJ Safety:
https://t.co/owUrNuXH5J
#safejobs@jjsafetyllc
Workplace safety isn’t just about obvious risks like exposed machinery or wet floors. Some hazards lurk in places you might not notice until they cause harm.
Read this blog to learn how to identify hidden hazards!
https://t.co/85HoU2D7Zw
Tim Hamilton and Jeremy Bowley.
Two young men — just 19 and 21 — never came home.
⚠️Sent to a job site with no supervision and no safety training, their summer jobs ended in tragedy.
#preventableworkerdeaths
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📳~47% of all Canadian drivers use smartphones in traffic.
📳~20% of all fatal car accidents are caused by using a phone or electronic device.
Make changes to your habits. Don't use devices while driving.
#preventfatalities
Safe work habits don’t develop overnight. For 18-year-old tow operator Greyson Martin, they were built through training, hands-on experience, and support.
https://t.co/QapnGIddo5
#youngworkers#safetytraining@WorkSafeBC
Employers, are you prepared for new requirements for combustible dusts?
Changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation take effect January 4, 2027.
Here are 3 steps to help you get prepared:
1. Assess 🔎
Look at your workplace processes and the types of dusts they generate.
2. Review 📋
Use the new requirements and resources to assess reasonably foreseeable risks of injury or death from dust combustion.
3. Take action 🚧
If you identify any risk from combustible dusts, take steps to reduce it.
Learn what’s changing and how your workplace may be affected: https://t.co/UgA8WvJk1X
On this Remembrance Day, we pause in silence and reflection to honour all who have served and continue to serve, in the hope of a more peaceful world.
Lest we forget. 11/11❤️🙏
#weremember#lestweforget#freedom#gratitude
Good safety leaders don't just enforce rules. They create an environment where people feel comfortable speaking up.
If an employee sees a hazard, can they report it?
If something goes wrong, can they admit it?
If a procedure isn't working, can they say so?
The answers tell you a lot about your safety culture.
Would your employees feel comfortable speaking up about a safety concern?
#SafetyLeadership #SafetyCulture #WorkplaceSafety #ConstructionSafety #SafetyProfessionals #JJSafety
How many more lives must be lost before drivers understand that distraction, inattention and failure to slow down can have deadly consequences for those working on our roads?
SLOW DOWN. MOVE OVER. DRIVE ATTENTIVELY!
https://t.co/qBqczRr6qJ
When a colleague loses their life, the impact extends far beyond the workplace, touching families, friends, coworkers and entire communities.
#lodd#workerfatality
“John’s sudden and easily preventable death made me realize just how precious life is – and how fast it can end." - Maryanne, widow of Constable John Petropoulos
The Ripple Effects of a Workplace Death: https://t.co/Ik30VaTH2d
#lodd
Almost every workplace death is preventable.
💔 David Vinnicombe lost his life while working in a remote Canadian town. He was just 19 years old. His death was entirely preventable.
#preventabledeaths#Accountability
Public safety isn’t only about responding to calls for service. It also means preventing crime, disrupting criminal activity, focusing on repeat offenders, strengthening community partnerships & addressing issues before they start.
Investments in staffing, technology & process improvements will help increase the amount of time officers can dedicate to proactive policing duties, supporting safer communities & better long-term outcomes.
🔗 To learn more, download our budget recommendation here: https://t.co/droX9407R9
A toolbox talk isn't just another box to check.
It's an opportunity to put a specific hazard in front of your team before work begins.
Keep it relevant. Keep it short. Make it specific to the work being performed. And most importantly, make it a conversation.
#ToolboxTalk #SafetyMeeting #SafetyCulture #ConstructionSafety #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyTraining #JJSafety
What does it really take to create safer workplaces? How do we challenge the attitudes, habits and assumptions that put workers at risk?
Watch JPMF Safety Specialist Rob Stewart in conversation with John Shelman of JJ Safety:
https://t.co/owUrNuXH5J
#safejobs@jjsafetyllc