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WHMIS 2015: Information for Workers

CH007
A detailed explanation of WHMIS requirements for workers. Available in print as a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet.

UPDATED: January 2022

WHMIS 2015: Information for Employers

CH008
A detailed explanation of WHMIS requirements for employers. Available in print as a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet.

PUBLISHED: June 2018

Guideline for Developing a Code of Practice for Chemical Hazards

CH070
***This resource is current to February 2013.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Presents a two-step process for employers to develop a workplace code of practice for chemical hazards.

PUBLISHED: February 2013

Safe Work Permits

SH013
***This resource is current to May 2020.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Explains how safe work permits can be used to protect workers and maintain safe working conditions. Provides examples and discusses pros and cons.

PUBLISHED: May 2020

Naloxone in the workplace

CH076
Introduces - in general terms - OHS legal requirements that will apply if employers choose to authorize naloxone administration as part of an opioid overdose emergency response. Provides related links, including to Government of Alberta requirements.

UPDATED: February 2023

Approved asbestos training agencies

ASB002
List of approved asbestos training agencies.

UPDATED: March, 2023

Alert: Lead May be Present in Industrial Pigments and Coatings

AL042
***This resource is current to August 2014.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

An outline of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code general and specific requirements related to lead.

PUBLISHED: Aug 2014

Course Guidelines: Occupational Health and Safety for the Asbestos Worker

CG001
Summarizes the course content, worker re-certification and administrative procedure requirements for agencies approved to deliver the “Occupational Health and Safety for the Asbestos Worker” course.

UPDATED: April 2021

Drycleaners Beware: Perchloroethylene can cause health problems

CH002
***This resource is current to June 2010.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Health risks associated with perchloroethylene or "perc" exposure and suggested controls.

PUBLISHED: June 2010

Isocyanates at the Work Site

CH005
***This resource is current to January 2010.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Hazards associated with isocyanates and suggested controls.

PUBLISHED: January 2010

Mercury at the Work Site

CH003
Health risks associated with mercury exposure, suggested alternatives and controls.

PUBLISHED: January 2010

Solvents at the Work Site

CH013
***This resource is current to August 2009. For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Describes different types of solvents, potential hazards and suggested controls.

PUBLISHED:

PUBLISHED: August 2009

Using Pesticides Safely

CH015
Discusses exposure to pesticides (insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, rodenticides, etc.), health complications and protective controls.

PUBLISHED: August 2010

H2S: The Killer

CH026
***This resource is current to August 2012.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Lists the hazards for workers when working with H2S, suggested controls including protection and first aid, and employer and worker legislated responsibilities.

PUBLISHED: August 2012

Ammonia at the Work Site

CH027
***This resource is current to August 2010.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

Describes the properties of ammonia and how it affects the body, and addresses employer and worker legislated responsibilities.

PUBLISHED: August 2010