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5 Ways You Can Reduce The Risk Of Arc Flash

5 Ways You Can Reduce The Risk Of Arc Flash

In the fast-paced world of the trades, where every job is a blend of skill, precision, and a bit of daring, the importance of safety can't be overstated—especially when it comes to electrical work. Arc flash, a kind of electrical explosion, is always a lingering...

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Why You Should Train Your Employees on Accident Investigation

Why You Should Train Your Employees on Accident Investigation

In the world of the trades, every day can feel like a new adventure. Each jobsite, situation and team dynamic creates unique challenges and opportunities for unseen dangers. And despite our best efforts, unfortunately sometimes workplace accidents do occur —and being...

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Steps to Improve Your Pre-Trip Inspections

Steps to Improve Your Pre-Trip Inspections

For anyone in the transportation, logistics, or construction industry, the pre-trip inspection is more than just a routine check; it's the first line of defense against on-the-road mishaps. Ensuring your vehicle is in top-notch condition before hitting the road not...

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Top 6 Propane Tank Safety Tips to Avoid Fire Damage

Top 6 Propane Tank Safety Tips to Avoid Fire Damage

Hey guys, today we’re tackling a hot topic - propane safety. Whether you're a seasoned pro in Ontario’s trades or just starting out, knowing how to handle propane tanks safely is crucial. Propane, while super useful, can be a bit of a wildcard if not treated right....

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5 Safety Tips for Overhead Crane Operations

5 Safety Tips for Overhead Crane Operations

Are you taking your career to new heights? Then Crane Operation safety and awareness is a great place to start! In this article we’ll cover key responsibilities of crane operators, earning potentials and 5 key safety tips that will help keep you and others on your job...

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Everything You Need to Know About Gas Monitors

Everything You Need to Know About Gas Monitors

Hey there! If you're working in the trades and haven't had a close encounter with a gas detection monitor yet, consider yourself lucky – or maybe just inexperienced. That’s about to change though! From now on, consider Gas Monitors like the Swiss Army knives of the...

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10 Forklift Safety Tips To Avoid Injuries

10 Forklift Safety Tips To Avoid Injuries

Forklifts are a staple in warehouses and job sites across Canada. These powerful (and often lightweight) machines carry heavy loads with ease: making hard tasks easier, and boosting productivity. But as our friendly neighborhood Spiderman once said “with great power...

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Staying Safe at Work with LOCKOUT/TAGOUT

Staying Safe at Work with LOCKOUT/TAGOUT

Alright, fellow tradespeople, we've all heard the buzz about lockout/tagout safety (LOTOS), but what is it, and why should we care? Well, let's dive into the nitty-gritty of LOTOS to keep ourselves and our colleagues safe on the job. Whether you're a seasoned pro or...

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Chainsaw Safety, Protective Equipment, and Training

Chainsaw Safety, Protective Equipment, and Training

Alright, folks, let's talk chainsaws! If you're a hardworking tradesperson, you probably know your way around a chainsaw. But even if you've been wielding one for years, there's no harm in brushing up on chainsaw safety tips. After all, we're all about keeping all our...

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Incident Investigation Plan: Everything You Need to Know

Incident Investigation Plan: Everything You Need to Know

When you work in manual labor based jobs, such as construction, manufacturing or in the trades, accidents can happen, and when they do it's important to have a PLAN in place to help make sure they don’t happen again. This is what we call “incident investigation” and...

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