A listing of all OHCOW posts items related to workplace health and safety.
Apr
24
2023
Apr
20
2023
April 28, 2023 1:30 - 3:00pm Marking Canada's National Day of Mourning to remember, and…
Apr
20
2023
In March 2023, the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) released a report on “union-based initiatives to protect the mental health of young public transport workers”, along with a briefing paper…
Apr
19
2023
Wherever people congregate, good air quality is important to reduce disease transmission and maintain a healthy workplace. When workers are living in close quarters, or working indoors together, using…
Apr
18
2023
Tips on how to prevent hypothermia, frosbite and other extreme cold-related injuries. Double sided.
Apr
13
2023
Recorded April 21, 2023 1:30 - 2:30 pm Community and workplace COVID risk is shared and reciprocal - multi-layered strategies (and clean indoor air) benefit everyone everywhere. Peterborough Public…
Feb
20
2023
This Job Demands Analysis (JDA) includes both a Physical Demands Description (PDD), as well as an analysis of Cognitive and Psychosocial Demands (CDA). This JDA template has been developed to…
Feb
07
2023
Psychosocial Risk Factors Non-physical aspects of the workplace developed through workplace culture, policies, expectations, and the social attitude of an…
Feb
07
2023
How you sleep and factors like mattress quality can affect your health and sometimes result in musculoskeletal disorders. Ergonomics and Sleep This info sheet accompanies a 2-part OH-PODS podcast. Tune…
Feb
07
2023
Many yardwork chores may lead to the development of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) if done incorrectly. Get some useful information about preventing injury with this info sheet. Ergonomics of Fall Yard/…
Feb
07
2023
Those with desk jobs spend a lot of time sitting and using repetitive motions, which can all lead to musculoskeletal injury. Quick Workstation Setup Guide Info Sheet Listen to a…
Feb
07
2023
Back to School: Ergonomics for Students and Educators It’s not necessarily growing pains! Students are…
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