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Many jobs require some amount of driving, meaning that even if it is minor, knowing how to safely operate and maintain a vehicle is crucial.

Across the provinces, requirements for noise assessment are similar. This bulletin is a reminder of these requirements and who can conduct the assessment.

Diesel-powered vehicles or equipment that may be in contact with gaseous hydrocarbons are required to have positive air shutoff systems. Inspectors from the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) report that these systems are often not tested regularly, increasing the risk of serious incidents.

Individuals living in wildfire-prone areas should stay informed about local air quality conditions and follow guidance from local authorities regarding evacuation orders, air quality alerts, and health precautions during wildfire events.

Steam systems are common in the energy industry. These systems produce steam at high temperatures and pressures, making it extremely hazardous. Know the hazards and mitigate against them.

Daylight Saving Time will turn clocks across most of Canada forward one hour. The “loss” of this hour has real impacts.

Opioid fatalities are trending down but the crisis is still a reality, and it is critical to continue raising awareness and education.

In the last 10 years, almost 50% of workplace fatalities in the oil and gas industry were driving related.

Safeguards that have capacity can prevent or minimize serious incidents, even when a person makes an error or mistake.

Some confined spaces are more well-known than others, but all of them pose hazards.