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Employer-specific information such as the Employer’s OHS guide, Selecting an OHS consultant, and more.

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Guide to OHS: Employers

LI009
Introduces OHS legislation with a focus on what employers need to do to comply with the law.

UPDATED: March 2023

Occupational health and safety starter kit

BP035
Helps employers understand some of the basic requirements of Alberta’s occupational health and safety laws. Guides those who need to develop a health and safety program from the ground up or are looking to grow and improve upon their existing program, culture and performance.

UPDATED: May 2023

Occupational health and safety starter kit: templates

BP035TMP
Templates and sample forms from the 'Occupational health and safety starter kit' in MS Word format so you can adapt them to your organization's needs.

UPDATED: May 2023

What to expect in an OHS inspection: information for employers

CI007
What employers can expect when Alberta Occupational Health and Safety officers do inspections at work sites. Includes why and when officers show up, how officers gather information, and how they document their interactions, observations and findings.

UPDATED: April 2022

Employers' rights

LI062
Summarizes key rights of employers in relation to Alberta OHS regulatory compliance.

PUBLISHED: April 2022

Tips on selecting an OHS consultant

GS009
Tip sheet for employers when considering hiring an occupational health and safety consultant.

UPDATED: July 2022

Understanding Indigenous Workers’ Occupational Health and Safety Needs: Tips for Employers

IWR001
An overview of how employers can support the often unique OHS needs of Indigenous workers through awareness, education and training.

PUBLISHED: August 2019

Occupational health and safety and the non-profit sector

LI053
This resource provides information for non-profit organizations regarding their responsibilities under Alberta’s OHS legislation.

UPDATED: August 2022

High-pressure WHMIS training sales tactics

AL035
An alert about misleading sales tactics by commercial providers of workplace safety training for the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Clarifies Alberta's legislated WHMIS training requirements.

UPDATED: July 2022