COVID-19 resources

Addresses the importance of updating the hazard assessment during the COVID-19 pandemic and some factors to consider.

UPDATED: February, 2022

This bulletin explains employers’ and prime contractors’ investigation and reporting responsibilities with respect to reportable incidents involving COVID-19 during the pandemic.

UPDATED: March 2022

COVID-19 information and support for Albertans.

This bulletin gives a brief overview of respiratory viruses as a hazard and high level information about OHS legislation as it relates to workers’ key rights and responsibilities.

UPDATED: February 2022

Addresses some issues surrounding worker’s signing consent forms related to returning to work during COVID-19 relaunches.

UPDATED: February 2022

This resource discusses some of the psychological hazards associated with returning to the workplace during or following a pandemic, offering suggestions on how to help workers cope with the related stress and anxiety.

UPDATED: July 1, 2021

The risk of respiratory virus exposure can increase when controls fail in workplace common areas. This bulletin discusses the increased risk and some best practices to address this risk.

UPDATED: Novmebmer, 2021

Respiratory viruses, including influenza and coronaviruses, can cause common colds, seasonal flu and public health outbreaks. This bulletin gives employers, supervisors and workers information about controlling respiratory virus hazards in the workplace.

UPDATED: March 2022

This recorded webinar gives employers, supervisors, and workers information about minimizing risk from respiratory viruses in the workplace.

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UPDATED: March 2022

Lack of activity can lead to a loss of fitness or ability, which can increase the chance of injury. Workers resuming work after a period away may need to take additional steps to limit the potential for injuries.

UPDATED: July 1, 2021

Outlines best OHS practices employers and workers can follow if working from home during the COID-19 pandemic.

UPDATED: February 2022

Addresses ergonomics in the workplace when implementing the pandemic guidance and requirements.

UPDATED: February 2022