Workplace Engineering Solutions
963 Henderson Hwy R2K 2M0 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

We were very fortunate to have received funding from Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba through RWIP for our project "Effective Use of the Hierarchy of Controls for Machine Safeguarding". We want to help reduce machine incidents by giving organizations the tools to manage their risk. One of our first steps is to develop training tools. Check them out here: https://lnkd.in/eFpZD84

Always be Reducing Risk

READ: During this COVID-19 crisis, EHSP offers both specialized and our regular services to clients and our community. As health and safety consultants, we can ...help manage the risks and respond to the rapidly changing conditions. https://bit.ly/2xoLvjE #covid19 #covid19outbreak #coronavirus #healthandsafety #safety #workplacesafety #ourservices #calgary #edmonton #ottawa #winnipeg Workplace Engineering Solutions

An Update with some Resources

Keep your distance: What social distancing means, and why you're being asked to do it. https://lnkd.in/dyVaPQi

All setup @safetyservmb #ssmohsconf come and say hello to Glyn Jones @ehspartnerships

Machine Safety Training

ICYMI: Workplace Engineering Solutions Joins EHS Partnerships

Want to learn more about our new ownership group? Follow EHSPartnerships and visit https://ehsp.com

READ: EHSP acquires Winnipeg-based Workplace Engineering Solutions to provide more focused services in the Winnipeg area and across the prairie provinces. https://bit.ly/34HeHNY #Winnipeg #newlocation #newoffice #safetyprofessionals

Are Your Light Curtain Applications Designed Correctly?

Excited to be in Ottawa presenting to the CSSE Eastern Ontario chapter.

Our first project trip to the Maritimes!

Exciting project work and had a chance to visit Moncton, New Brunswick

Are You Actually ISOLATING Your Electrical Energy?

Thank you to Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba for inviting me to speak along side these amazing entrepreneurial women. What an inspiring panel about breaking through the glass ceiling by creating your own companies.

Excited to get started bright and early here at Ingenium 2019. Come visit us. We have a booth in the main conference room and Kristin will be presenting on the "Enterprising Women Panel" at 10:40am.

Mike convincing the crowd @SAFEWorkMb #safeworkclc that starting at the top of the hierarchy of controls is the key to success. It may be harder to develop and implement "eliminate" or "engineered control" solutions, but in the end it will be more effective and easier to sustain.

We are just getting started here at the Safe Work Manitoba Committee Leadership Conference. Come join us for "Hazard Identification & Risk Control: Machine Guarding Basics for Committee Members" with Made Safe. It's a full room but there's a few seats left!

Announcing Our New S2 Safety Partnership

Check out the latest newsletter from Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc. They featured our blog on #machinesafety in their "Important News" Thank you! https://lancastersafety.com/2019-10-0ct/

Teddy is one of the most deserving recipients of this award.

Great time at CSSE PDC Winnipeg

Check out our product spotlight video from the CSSE 2019 PDC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxVrrUDVf-M #csse2019pdc

Come visit us at booth 44 at the CSSE 2019 PDC #csse2019pdc

Come find us at booth 44 at next week's CSSE PDC #csse2019pdc

This sign may be humorous and perhaps there's a bit of truth there, but the reality is workers often get into dangerous situations because the employer has not given them the tools to succeed. They are trying to be good employees, working hard and preventing errors from occurring. Have we put controls in place to protect workers when unexpected events arise? Have we done a full risk assessment to consider all possible scenarios such as jams, cleaning and maintenance tasks? If we do our jobs first to fully safeguard machines and properly train workers, then we can successfully deal with the situations where workers needlessly put themselves in harms way. www.wesguard.ca/freetrial

Company Spotlight: Canam Group

All setup for Made Safe Manufacturers Forum @farmerybrewery

Always lockout PRIOR to removing a guard. Or, if you find that you need frequent access an interlocked guard may be a better option depending on the task. Always do a risk assessment first! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ybh4FHwLqLw

We are proud to support this wonderful campaign from Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) and sponsored by Made Safe. CSSE aims to give back to the local community where the annual PDC is being held. This year it is Winnipeg! In Manitoba, 21.9% of children live in low-income households. Here's the link to join us in supporting this great cause! https://www.csse.org//IGAVEBACKpack;jsessionid=4161D88C58F

Got this travel backpack for the WESguard road travels. Makes it easier to keep arms folded and sigh at people going slow getting off the plane.

MADtv funny workplace safety video. Some serious machinery hazards here! But what we wouldn't do for a pizza party! Lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK8UIGkzsf8&has_verified=1

Stunning that there is no guarding.