Construction

Asbestos Project Notification form with instructions

Workers working from heights and employers responsible for the worksites need to understand what is required by law for fall protection.

These guidelines present minimum recommended safety requirements for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of overhead cranes.

*** New occupational health and safety laws came into effect on June 1, 2018. The OHS resource below may not have been updated to reflect the current legislation. For more information on the new requirements, visit OHS changes.***

This document comprises guidelines for detection, classification, handling, transportation and waste management of naturally occurring radioactive materials. The guidelines were developed by the Western Canadian NORM Committee, which included representatives from the provincial governments of Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan and from the oil and gas and fertilizer industries.

OHS considers non-profit organizations employers because they engage a worker and/or a volunteer to do an activity.

This resource addresses the process for workers, employers and prime contractors to follow when reporting and investigating an occupational health and safety incident at a mine or mine site.