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People-first safety leadership is built through trust, experience, and human connection. Simon Wiederkehr shows how putting people first leads to stronger judgement and safer outcomes in high-risk work environments.
Safety leadership is not built through policies alone. Learn how Josh Boychuk’s field-driven approach shows why psychological buy-in, trust, and real-world coaching are essential for preventing risk and building reliable teams.
Trust, not enforcement, is the foundation of effective safety. Discover how people-first safety leadership helps build credibility, engagement, and real risk control by putting people before policy.
Mark Leboldus’ journey from rig hand to safety leader shows how real-world experience, field presence, and practical thinking create safety programs that truly work.
Erin leads with empathy, communication, and genuine connection, focusing on what workers experience every day. By building trust, encouraging open conversations, and creating training that empowers people, she strengthens safety from the ground up. Her...
Melanie McGrath shifts workplace safety from policy and checklists to a people-led safety leadership culture rooted in trust, ethical leadership, and consistent communication.
Ethan Winder’s approach to safety leadership goes beyond rules, he focuses on communication, trust, and understanding the real work people do. By leading with empathy and integrity, he helps build safety cultures where people feel...
Adam Thornton’s safety philosophy goes far beyond rules. Grounded in curiosity, connection, and courage, his approach focuses on understanding real work, building trust, and strengthening cultures where people feel safe to speak up, learn, and...
Mini excavators are powerful tools in tight spaces but only when used correctly. This guide covers the safety basics that matter most, from machine selection and inspections to stability, communication, and emergency response, reinforcing why...
Explore the most impactful EHS software features for workplace safety that improve hazard visibility, automate key processes, and keep teams aligned with compliance and risk goals.
EHS system connectivity for safety excellence unifies critical business systems, creating real-time insights, reducing process friction, and elevating safety outcomes across teams.
Landscaping safety training gives crews the skills to assess risks, use PPE properly, handle equipment safely, and respond confidently when conditions change. This guide outlines the essential practices every landscaping worker needs to stay safe...
A WHMIS refresher helps experienced workers stay sharp by reinforcing hazard recognition, label interpretation, and SDS awareness. It’s a quick, effective way to stay compliant and confident when working with hazardous products.
Safe boom lift operation depends on proper training, inspections, hazard awareness, and fall protection. This course helps workers stay competent and compliant while working at height.
This guide covers proper selection, fit, maintenance, and inspection of gas respirators to protect workers from airborne hazards, gases, and oxygen-deficient spaces.
Ensure your commercial drivers stay compliant and safe with Canadian Hours of Service training. Learn federal regulations, fatigue management, and practical scheduling tips.
Choosing the best EHS software isn’t just a tech choice, it’s a strategic decision that shapes safety culture, compliance, and productivity. With clear goals and cross-department collaboration, organizations can select a system that truly supports...
Spring brings fast growth and serious mowing hazards. This guide highlights why seasonal lawnmower safety training matters, helping crews inspect equipment, choose the right mower, manage weather risks, and respond confidently in emergencies.
In this Safety Spotlight episode, Tyler Foley of Total Buy-In shares how stunt work shaped his approach to safety, emphasizing real culture, communication, and failing safely.
In this Safety Spotlight episode, Sarah Abdul-Rasoul of Toyota shares her journey into occupational health and safety, focusing on trust, communication, and continuous improvement.
In this episode of Safety Spotlight, Jake walks through his winding path from volunteer firefighter and EMT, to Army paratrooper, to PhD, to leading human performance specialist for high risk utilities and technical teams across...
Matt Gruetzman’s safety journey highlights why strong leadership, trust, and communication shape safer construction sites. His approach shows how people-focused leadership builds confidence, increases reporting, and keeps crews protected.
Confined spaces demand precision, planning, and teamwork. This guide explores Canada’s confined space compliance from legal definitions to permits, key roles, and rescue readiness. Learn how employers, attendants, entrants, and supervisors can build safer, compliant...
In this episode, Ashley Mckie, Director of Health and Safety at Inland Truck and Equipment and a three-time Top Woman in Safety honouree, joins to unpack what it takes to build a safety culture that...
Traffic control is the critical link between moving traffic and active work zones. From trained TCPs and clear communication to engineered plans, PPE, and AFAD technology, the goal is simple: reduce risk and keep everyone...
From storage conditions to emergency response, safe work practices around anhydrous ammonia protect workers from invisible but powerful hazards. Learn how awareness, training, and proper procedures keep workplaces secure.
Uncontrolled energy can turn any job site into a danger zone. Learn how Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures safeguard workers, reduce incidents, and create a culture of consistent, verified safety practices across your workplace.
Proper cargo securement isn’t just about compliance, it’s about protecting lives, preventing damage, and maintaining trust on the road. Learn the key steps to get it right every time.
Most fall injuries happen at ground level. With ice, meltwater, and low light, risks rise fast. Use traction management, moisture control, lighting, maintenance, and training to keep people on their feet all season.
Gas hazards don’t always announce themselves. Choose the right detectors, place and sample correctly, and verify with bump tests and calibration. Train your team to read, respond, and act fast so hidden risks are found...
