SAFE Engineering
2175 Sheppard Ave. East, Suite 250, Toronto,Canada M2J 1W8 Toronto, ON, Canada

Your Safety Means More Than Anything Everyone at work deserves to feel safe and have protection. #OntarioWorkplaceHealthAndSafety guidelines state that all workers have three rights. People have the right to know, the right to participate, and the right to refuse. Understanding and practicing these rights is vital. Call the dedicated team at #SAFEEngineering to help foster this environment in your company. https://bit.ly/SafeWorkEnvironment

Create a Safer Workplace Today Safety at work should be your top priority. Your employees need a safe workplace to report to every day. A #SafetyConsultantInToronto can help identify areas where you need to improve. Hiring a professional team can save you money and avoid further problems. The best thing you can do is contact #SAFEEngineering today to start an evaluation of your facility. https://bit.ly/SafetyConsultingBeneficial

Protect Your Equipment and Your Workers Having the right tools and the right people is critical for your business. You can’t lack in one area and expect to succeed. To ensure the safe operation of machinery in your facility, make sure you conduct #MachineGuardingAssessments. The team at #SAFEEngineeringInc can get you the proper guarding. Contact us today so you can have a safer work environment. https://bit.ly/QualityMachineGuarding

Start Your Equipment off Correctly There is too much at stake to have anything less than a safe working environment for #Employees. This includes using machinery that works correctly and will not cause harm. By implementing a pre-start #HealthandSafetyReview, you put your employees’ well-being first. If you need help to get started with a review, get in touch with #SAFEEngineeringInc right away. https://bit.ly/372X69L

Keeping Your Employees Safe Your employees deserve to know about any #OntarioWorkplaceHealthAndSafety risks. You need to make sure accurate information is available through writing. Holding training courses is another essential element to promote safety and awareness. This includes safety information pertaining to processes and equipment. Learn more today by visiting the website of #SAFEEngineeringInc. https://bit.ly/Health_andSafetyInfo

Our latest blog talks about the necessary steps one must take to safeguard their machineries in the factory. A Pre-start Health and Safety Review report (PSR) has been put in place to help identify safety compliance of the machinery and equipment new or existing to ensure workplace safety. http://bit.ly/machine-guarding #MachineGuarding

Risk assessment, securing the work areas, use of personal protective equipment, working as planned and a final check are the five basic rules provided by #PreStartHealthAndSafety (PHSR) Ontario to maintain workplace health and safety. Following these basic maintenance rules can help mitigate accidents and save costs. http://bit.ly/Safe_Maintenance

Understanding the use and limitations of complex machinery, one can rightly identify its machine guarding needs. A #PrestartHealthandSafety Review report (PSR) includes a hazard analysis report which helps determine the needs of new and existing machinery. These reports help factories take proactive steps to avoid injuries and costs. http://bit.ly/machine-guarding #MachineGuarding

Maintenance activities are often carried out under pressure, especially when it brings processes to a standstill. However, any shortcuts could negatively impact workplace health and safety. The #PreStartHealthAndSafety (PHSR) assessment offers a guideline to maintain an efficient health and safety program to mitigate and minimize accidents. http://bit.ly/Safe_Maintenance #SafetyEngineering

While carrying out maintenance activities there is close contact between the machinery and worker. This could be very dangerous if something unplanned was to happen. The #PreStartHealthAndSafety (PHSR) assessment has a few basic rules to help mitigate accidents and maintain health and safety in the workplace. Read our latest blog to know more about the five basic rules of a #PSRAssessment. http://bit.ly/Safe_Maintenance