Employer

Introduces OHS legislation with a focus on what employers need to do to comply with the law. Size 5.5" x 8.5".

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UPDATED: October 2024

This zip folder holds MS Word versions of templates and sample forms from the 'Occupational health and safety starter kit', which employers can adapt them to their organization's needs.

Note that the templates and sample forms are also available individually: see "Related resources" section below.

UPDATED: April 2025

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

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

PUBLISHED: April 2022

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

UPDATED: August 2022

A poster describing how to report workplace health and safety incidents to Alberta OHS. Size 11" x 17".

UPDATED: November 2024

***This resource is current to August 2019.
For information on the latest OHS requirements, visit OHS website.***

An overview of how employers can support the often unique OHS needs of Indigenous workers through awareness, education and training. Size 8.5" x 11", two-sided.

PUBLISHED: August 2019

This resource is intended to help employers and workers recognize and protect themselves from scams and high-pressure sales tactics by unscrupulous occupational health and safety (OHS) training providers.

UPDATED: February 2024

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

UPDATED: October 2024

This bulletin describes the content requirements for occupational hygiene reports, and the competency requirements (including qualifications) needed to sign off on occupational hygiene work. For more information, please see "Occupational hygiene competency: Frequently asked questions (FAQ)”.

UPDATED: December 2024

This best practice handbook gives a step-by-step approach to formal hazard assessment that employers can customize to suit their business operations. It also introduces hazard assessment, elimination and control requirements in the OHS Code. Size 8.5" x 11".

UPDATED: April 2025