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Scott Lyall transforms traditional safety training by blending storytelling with scalable technology, creating buy-in, boosting engagement, and turning compliance into culture, He champions “omni-training” for today’s learners, infusing humanity into safety protocols, and aligning safety...
Explore how outdated, paper-based safety practices put workers at risk, how real-time data empowers proactive prevention, and why predictive systems are the future of workplace safety.
In safety-focused industries, document control isn't optional—it's essential. Discover how a DMS helps Canadian companies stay compliant, avoid confusion, and protect lives through accessible, up-to-date safety documentation.
The paper era is over — and that’s a good thing. Learn how digital training record systems save time, reduce compliance risk, support audits, and help safety teams move from reactive to proactive in every...
Learn how companies like Alcoa and Kinder Morgan achieved safety excellence, discover key strategies to foster a safety-first mindset, explore common pitfalls that destroy culture, and understand why real leadership and employee engagement are critical...
The mindset of invincibility is endangering workers every day. Discover how overconfidence leads to complacency—and how leaders can change the culture.
They didn’t plan to be safety professionals, but that’s exactly what makes them effective—stories of grit, leadership, and impact from the field.
Spencer McDonald went from laid off to leading change in driver education, building a rigorous ICBC-approved program focused on real-world safety and teaching impact.
Jeff Mulligan explores safety’s evolution from compliance to strategy, covers rural infrastructure risks, AI's role in training, and leadership shifts, Watch now on YouTube.
Linda Miller helped make ergonomics a workplace standard, now she’s designing jobs around people, not forcing people to fit the job, her approach blends tech, empathy, and prevention, reshaping how we think about safety, productivity,...
Too many workers overlook critical PPE like earplugs, respirators, and gloves, risking serious injury or death, Learn why proper gear use matters, Discover real quotes from safety professionals and workers, Understand how discomfort is no...
Is AI improving workplace safety or overpromising protection? From smart PPE to predictive analytics, explore how tech is transforming hazard prevention, worker trust, and culture.
Decode the TDG Regulations to improve transport safety, ensure accurate classification and documentation, prevent mishandling risks, and enhance regulatory compliance.
Sticking to outdated safety methods leads to avoidable risks, injuries, and fatalities, evolving safety protocols protects workers, challenging the norm drives safer workplaces, leadership and culture must support safety change, resisting new practices undermines protection
Jeff Mulligan explores safety’s evolution from compliance to strategy, covers rural infrastructure risks, AI's role in training, and leadership shifts, Watch now on YouTube.
Brett Burkard helped transform Titan Environmental’s safety culture through repetition, real stories, and tech, proving safety is built, not born, with the right mindset and tools.
In this Customer Spotlight, Sarah Anderson shares her path from environmental advocacy to safety leadership in heavy industry, and how trust, AI, and influence drive real cultural change.
In this Customer Spotlight, Kevin Swinden shares how Global Hazmat built a culture of safety through real-world experience, practical leadership, and proactive hazmat management.
Too many workers risk injury by refusing help to appear tough. This article explains how asking for help and supporting others boosts safety for the whole team.
Canada’s safety standards weren’t handed down—they were hard-won. This article explores the rise of workplace safety from the early industrial era to modern protections.
Workplace safety cultures fall into three categories: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Some organizations set the gold standard in safety, while others struggle with attitudes and behaviors that put their employees at risk.
In this Safety Spotlight episode, Dr. Joanna Pagonis explores how empathy, courage, and psychological safety transform leadership—and why brave cultures are the safest ones.
Home Blog What Happens After an Incident? Why Post-Accident Reviews Matter By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn An accident happens. Emergency protocols kick in—assist the injured, secure the area, file the reports. But after the...
Home Blog What Your First Workplace Injury Teaches You (The Hard Way) Learning moments from the field. By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Every worker remembers their first workplace injury. Not because they want to—but...
Home Blog The Dangers You Can’t See The hidden workplace hazards you need to know about. By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Some workplace dangers are obvious. Heavy machinery, heights, electrical wires—everyone knows to be...
Home Blog Safer Workplaces Start With Us Every day, we have a choice: work the way we always have, or work smarter and safer. By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn April 28th is Canada’s National...
Home Blog ASTEC Safety Named Member of the Year by Utility Safety Partners Recognition like this doesn’t come easy. By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Each year, Utility Safety Partners (USP) honours the people and...
Home Blog The Problem With Old School Safety Some safety rules save lives. Others? They just make work harder—and sometimes, more dangerous. By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn For decades, safety manuals have packed in...
Home Blog Safety First – Is it True? Does the most common phrase in safety hold water? By Aldynne Belmont Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Every company says it. It’s on posters, hard hats, and PowerPoint slides....
Most workplace accidents don’t happen because of massive, obvious mistakes. They happen because of tiny safety violations—things so minor they don’t seem like a big deal.
