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Did you know some of the highways in our province are patrolled via the air? One more reason to drive the speed limit! http://ow.ly/Geiu50uJz1S

UV exposure can cause sunburn, premature skin aging, eye damage and skin cancer. If you employ outdoor workers, sun safety should be part of your health and safety program. http://bit.ly/2G7e8Dy #infographic

Never forget. #NoMoreWestrays

Getting ready for our NAOSH BBQ today! The Sun is out!

Please join us for our Annual Safety and Health Week BBQ. Wednesday May 8 at Noon.

Your ACSA’s Introduction to Health & Safety Committees and Representatives FREE online course is NOW LIVE! Get informed on Joint Work Site Health and Safety Co...mmittees/Representatives as related to the recently amended Alberta OHS legislation. Sign up for a free ACSA account or log into the ACSA student portal to get access to the course today! https://bit.ly/2DGNgJa See more

Name change alert! NAOSH Week is now known as Safety and Health Week. Get ideas and resources for activities May 5-11 and add your event: http://naosh.ca/english/ #SafetyAndHealthWeek

The most recent statistics from the Association of Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada (AWCBC) tell us that in 2017, 951 workplace fatalities were recorded i...n Canada, an increase of 46 from the previous year. Among these deaths were 23 young workers aged 15-24. Keep our young workers safe. https://www.ccohs.ca/events/mourning/ #DayOfMourning See more

The Radium Girls left a lasting legacy on Workplace Safety, laying the groundwork for safety legislation and exemplifying how the power of thousands of women coming together implemented essential change. https://youtu.be/_QDQJMIYmwM #womeninsafety #wohss

What’s its gone, we can’t get it back.

Paying attention to driver distraction: http://ow.ly/Tc2h30oky27 #DDAM #DistractedDrivingAwarenessMonth #infographic

Spend long periods sitting at work? How your health can be affected: http://bit.ly/2FOI868 #infographic #ergonomics

If I have time to video, I have time to Intervene!!!

Why become a mentor? According to WOHSS mentor, Holly Elke: I have been a mentor for most of my working career. Not because I have so much to share, but becaus...e I have so much to learn. Being a mentor has helped me to understand myself. The people I have been fortunate enough to share my experiences with have continuously challenged me to step outside the box. This has helped me to examine what I think and why; it has shaped me into the safety professional I am today. This has been especially true of my experience as a WOHSS mentor. You can apply for our mentorship program by visiting: https://wohss.com/mentorship/ #mentorship #wohss #womeninsafety

Seat belts can be the difference between life or death. Check out the NZ Transport Agency's ‘Belted Survivor’ campaign, featuring real-life survivor advocates.

What does it feel like to start your work-day when everyone else is heading to bed? Read more: www.cbc.ca/1.5077987