Safety Matters

This op-ed by Stuart MacLean appeared on page E2 of the Aug. 16, 2014 edition of The Chronicle Herald.

More than 200 home visit workers in Nova Scotia have been injured by dog attacks during the past five years.

If you work with materials that create a fine powder or dust, you should be aware of the combustible hazards and take steps to prevent an explosion.

Unique jobs call for specialized training and safety precautions

With over forty per cent of all workplace injuries for young workers occurring during the summer months, the Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia (WCB) reminds young workers and their employers to focus on workplace safety during this peak time.

July 20 to 26 is National Drowning Prevention Week - a time to reinforce the need for safety while working or playing on or near water.

Safety concerns for young workers entering the workforce now that school is out.

Summer is finally here (or slowly making its way here) which means that highway crews will be out on Nova Scotia roads

For the first time since the Greater Halifax Partnership began publishing the Halifax Index, workplace safety is being included.

This Father's Day, remind your dad to stay safe at work, today and every day.