October 2, 2024
Occupational Hygiene and Safety Services provides a wide range of services including assessments, program development, training and advice. Using the approach of anticipation, identification, assessment, control, and communication, we deal with issues such as accident investigations and statistics, audits and inspections, first aid, asbestos and other designated substances, mould, noise, ergonomics, chemical safety, heat/cold stress, indoor air quality, materials handling, lockout-tagout and working at heights and confined spaces.
Services
Accident and Incident Reporting
Cleaning Bird and Animal Urine, Feces and Nesting Areas
Confined Spaces: Program (), Appendix A (), Appendices B-F (), Appendices G-J (), Restricted Spaces (Standard) ()
Ergonomics (Office): Webpage
Fall Protection (Work from Elevated Heights)
First Aid Training: Webpage
General Health and Safety Considerations during the Design Phase: Webpage
Kitchen Safety: Guidelines (), Kitchen Knife Safety Poster (), Preventing Slips, Trips, & Falls in Kitchens Poster ()
Health and Safety Ontario Information: Baking and Cooking (), Preparing Foods with Knives (), Working in Dishwashing Areas (), Working in Service and Pickup Areas ()
Lead Program and SOPs ()
Loading Dock: Guidelines (), Appendix I – Ideal Lift (), Appendix II – Loading Dock Safety Checklist () and Appendix III – Sample Posters ()
Lockout or Tagout and Lockout Procedures ()
Mould: Webpage, Mould Control Program (), Procedures for Remediation of Fungi (Mould) in Indoor Environments ()
Office Safety: Working Safely with Sharp Blades or Edges in the Office Poster ()
Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs)
Respiratory Protection Training and Fit-Testing: Webpage
Scented Products Guidelines: Webpage
Water Issues: What To Do In Case of Water Intrusion or Flood (Webpage)
Working at Heights Training: Webpage
Workplace Violence (links to: Policy with Respect to Workplace Violence () and Workplace Violence Program ()
WSIB Coverage and Information (for more information on WSIB coverage, please contact Health and Well-Being)