NATT Safety Services
98 Fielding Road P3Y 1L5 Lively, ON, Canada

The winter season is coming. Ensure your staff are ready and safe! Register them for the Propane in Construction Awareness course. Our next course is happening November 27. More details: https://nattsafety.com//propane-in-construction-awareness/

Take time today to honour and remember all those who fought for our country.

Did you know that we have online e-learning training available? We have an on-demand course library of hundreds of accredited courses. Some of our most popular online training is: Asbestos Awareness Training WHMIS (option for 1 year or 3 year)... Propane Handling and Exchange training New Hire Training- includes WHMIS, AODA, Respect in the Workplace and MOL 4 Steps. Confined Space entry and awareness Chainsaw Awareness Due Diligence for Supervisor Learn more https://nattsafety.com/natt-hse-software-solutions/

Do you require your WHMIS training? Every worker who works with, or in proximity to, a hazardous product in the workplace must have WHMIS training. Our WHMIS training is conveniently online, with the option of a 1-year or 3-year expiry.... Find out more and register for training here >> https://nattsafety.com/whmis-2015/

Do you require customized safety training for your organization? Contact us today https://nattsafety.com/contact/

The winter season is coming; ensure your staff are ready and safe, and register them for the Propane in Construction Awareness training, including propane heaters and torches up to 400,000 BTU. Register now https://nattsafety.com//propane-in-construction-awareness/

Is your Working at Heights certification coming due in 2021? If so, you would be one of over 221,000 certifications coming due. Book your Working at Heights refresher training with us today. In Ontario, employers are required to provide fall protection training to workers who are exposed to fall hazards. We offer several Working at Heights training sessions in November, view details here https://nattsafety.com/calendar/

Prepare your employees to successfully put a fire, with our indoor fire extinguisher simulator training. Training is 1-2 hours in length and the simulator senses a participants' actions and responds like a real fire. The flames will only subside and go out if the trainee uses the proper P.A.S.S. (Pull the extinguisher pin. Aim the nozzle low at the base of the fire. Squeeze the lever above the handle. Sweep the nozzle from side to side.) method. If you would like more details contact us today (705) 682-3362.

When you train with NATT Safety Services you will be able to access all your valid training records anywhere, anytime, electronically! We are part of the SkillsPass network. https://nattsafety.com/skillspass/

Today for Falls Awareness Week, we are sharing 4 Basic Steps to Ladder Safety: 1. Select the correct ladder for the job you are doing. 2. Make sure the ladder is in good condition. 3. Set-up the ladder correctly. 4. Work safely on and around the ladder.... Make fall safety a priority.

November is National Community Safety and Crime Prevention Month, and this year the Canada Safety Council wants you to be aware of alcohol and drug consumption habits, as well as the negative effects they can bring. The Public Health Agency of Canada estimated 12,800 deaths due to opioid-related overdose between January 2016 and March 2019. The Government of Canada put together a helpful list of services which you can access here https://www.canada.ca//get-help-problematic-substance-use.

Several new training programs from NATT Safety Services offers more opportunities for people needing mining and construction training. New training programs include Basic Rigging Fundamentals, 0-8 Ton Crane, Common Core Surface Miner, Telehandler, and Indoor Fire Extinguisher Simulator training, and complement the existing safety training programs offered. For more details, please contact us at (705) 682-3362... https://nattsafety.com/safety-training/

Wish you and your family a happy and safe Thanksgiving!

We have some available spots for Working at Heights training this upcoming Monday. Contact us today if you would like to join us! (705) 682-3362

Happy Halloween! This year Halloween might be a bit different, but if you are trick or treating this year, here are some safety tips to share with your children: - Make sure that you can be seen by drivers- carry a flashlight or a glow stick, or wear something reflective. - Never go into a strangers home.... - Although you are excited, be sure to practice road safety and look both ways before crossing. Stay safe this Halloween and have fun!

Today is World Sight Day. While today’s theme is encouraging people to get an eye exam, which is important, we want to also encourage sight safety in the workplace. Here are 7 Best Practices for Eye Protection in the Workplace. https://nattsafety.com/7-best-practices-for-eye-protection/ #EyeCareEverywhere #WSD2020 #worldsightday2020

Workplaces can participate in Falls Awareness Week September 14-18 by taking time to hold a safety talk about preventing falls in the workplace. Workplace Safety & Prevention Services provides 7 tips for planning a safety talk. https://www.wsps.ca//Articl/Falls-Awareness-Week-2019.aspx Plan ahead. Supervisors are in the best position to deliver safety talks: they know the workers, understand the hazards and the law and recognize what needs to be done to prevent falls. Pre-p...lanning will help ensure the safety talk is impactful. 2. Review hazards. Prepare for your safety talk by reviewing your risks and performance, including hazard and near miss reports. 3. Identify your message. You can’t just talk about people falling. If falls from heights are the biggest risk, focus your safety talk on the proper use of a fall arrest system. For same level falls, your message might be, Check the soles on your safety shoes to make sure they are not worn out. 4. Make it relevant. Tying your message to a previous incident at your workplace is one way to grab workers’ attention. 5. Decide where, when and how long. To minimize productivity and scheduling challenges, hold talks right after lunch or break time when everyone’s together. 6. Make it interactive. Use hands-on exercises, such as a workplace walk-around. Ask questions using workplace examples. For instance, Where are you most likely to fall at work? Let employees talk about their experiences and encourage suggestions. 7. Follow up. Check whether people remember the key points of your talk. #fallsawarenessweek

Falls from heights and same-level falls can happen anywhere, anytime. This year, Falls Awareness Week is September 1418. The goal of this week is to bring awareness to workplace falls hazards through workplace discussion and participation. Every year, falls result in a significant number of worker injuries and deaths, particularly in construction. Slips, trips and falls are also one of the leading causes of injuries that result in workers missing time at work. Preventing the...se injuries is a critical goal of every safe and healthy workplace. https://www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/hs/topics/falls.php

The easiest way to stay updated on upcoming safety training dates, important industry updates, and safety tips, is by getting our monthly email update. Sign up here http://eepurl.com/dL3OCg

Back to School is here and we want to remind everyone to put safety first. - Give school buses space in front of you, and remember to stop when the stop sign is up - Remind your children to stay back from the road until the bus is at a complete stop. - Stay safe while walking and use appropriate crosswalks and pay attention to your crossing guard.... - Remember your mask when required. See more

Prepare you and your employees to successfully put out a fire, with indoor fire extinguisher simulator training. The lasers simulate the discharge of actual fire extinguishers for a clean and safe training experience. Training is 1-2 hours in length. If you would like more details contact us [email protected] or (705) 682-3362!

View our upcoming safety training in September! We keep adding training to our calendar, so the best way to stay updated is by getting our monthly updates. Sign up here http://eepurl.com/dL3OCg

Do you require fit testing for you or your employees? NATT Safety Services can help. We can travel to your location and also has a location in Lively and Espanola for your convenience. Fit testing available on 3M, N95, North, etc. Message us for details.

Pre-register for upcoming training today! If you’re looking for Working at Heights, Overhead Crane training, etc. Complete this form and we will contact you with dates available. https://nattsafety.com/pre-enrolment-form-2/

The easiest way for you to stay updated on upcoming training is to sign up for monthly updates! We will send you our upcoming training schedule each month, along with other useful information and updates Sign Up HERE >> http://eepurl.com/dL3OCg

Does your business require site-specific workplace safety training? Contact us today for details on a customized safety training plan 705-682-3362 Ext. 119.

Excellent Summer Safety Tips https://www.getprepared.gc.ca//rsr/sfttps/tp201407-en.aspx Stay cool in the heat and make sure to stay hydrated, Wear the right bike helmet, Stay safe when camping- Pack an emergency kit, Keep food fresh when camping or going on a picnic, Be water safe and Stay safe on the roads. Stay safe this summer and all year round!

We have several newly improved training programs including our 0-8 Ton Crane (also newly added), Rough Terrain, and Overhead Crane. Give us a call for more information about our newly improved programs, or to register for an upcoming date [email protected] 1-866-244-3334 ext 119. https://nattsafety.com/safety-training/

Do you require fit testing for you or your employees? NATT Safety Services can help. - We have a full time fit tester- which makes it easier for last minute requests or to book ahead - We can travel to your location - We have a location in Lively and Espanola for your convenience- Fit testing available on 3M, N95, North, etc.... Contact us today for more details [email protected] 1-866-244-3334 ext 119.

Check out our safety training happening in August. For more details visit https://nattsafety.com/calendar/2020-08/

Canada’s Occupational Health & Safety Magazine states that every day in Canada, 700 workers sustain on-the-job eye injuries. That’s a huge amount of injuries and some that may have been avoidable. Follow these tips to protect your eyes and sight. https://nattsafety.com/7-best-practices-for-eye-protection/