Introduction
Occupational health and safety is crucial for safeguarding workers' well-being. It encompasses preventive measures, regulations and training to minimize workplace hazards, injuries and illnesses. Effective occupational health and safety programs prioritize risk assessment, hazard control, and employee engagement, fostering a culture of safety. Ensuring workers' physical and mental well-being not only protects them but also supports jobs and Alberta’s economy.
In focus
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Rules for health, safety and radiation in Alberta’s workplaces fall under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, regulation and code.
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Harassment and violence are workplace hazards. Employers must develop prevention plans as outlined in the OHS Code.
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Find approved training agencies, verify certificates, view resources or apply for approval to teach workplace first aid courses in Alberta.
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Alberta Occupational Health and Safety helps prevent worker injuries and illnesses by providing measures and information for taking action.