Upcoming Virtual Safety Connections 

In this engaging, easy to follow webinar, we’ll break down the WHMIS and Chemical Exposure checklist step by step - transforming what can feel like a compliance chore into a clear, confident process.

Participants will learn how to spot common gaps, interpret requirements and apply best practices that make chemical safety second nature. Whether you’re new to WHMIS or looking to sharpen your existing program, this session will help you turn a checklist into a powerful safety tool that works for your team.

After you have had a chance to go through it at your workplace, a follow up session on March 31st will be held to discuss any questions, challenges and successes.

Are you a supervisor who manages machine operators? If so, this foundational session is designed specifically for you. As a frontline leader, your role is critical in ensuring a safe and compliant work environment. This session will equip you with the essential knowledge and practical tools to identify and control machine-related hazards, enforce safety protocols, and foster a culture of safety within your team.

Through real-world examples and interactive discussions, you'll learn:

• The basics of machine safety and regulatory requirements
• Common risks associated with industrial machinery
• How to conduct and support machine safety inspections
• Machine lifecycle phases and guarding ideas & LOTO
• Strategies for effective communication with operators about safety
• Your responsibilities in incident prevention and response

Whether you're new to supervising machine operations or looking to refresh your safety knowledge, this session will help you to lead with confidence and keep your team safe.

This webinar will equip Ontario employers and workers with the knowledge to distinguish legitimate, standards and compliant PPE from counterfeit or non‑certified products. Participants will learn how to verify compliance with Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), understand required certifications such as CSA, NIOSH, and Health Canada approvals, and spot the red flags that indicate fake or unsafe equipment. By attending, organizations may enhance their due diligence processes and increase confidence that the PPE they purchase and use offers appropriate protection for workers across Ontario worksites.

This session explores how transformational leadership can strengthen organizational culture, improve engagement, and drive long‑term performance. Participants will learn the core principles of transformational leadership, understand why it outperforms traditional compliance‑based approaches, and discover practical strategies for modeling behaviors, building trust, and empowering teams. The presentation blends concepts with actionable tools, helping leaders create safer, more resilient workplaces through influence, vision, and authentic connection.

When we think about musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in grocery stores, lack of training usually gets the spotlight, but the real story runs deeper. These injuries are often fueled by a mix of operational and cultural pressures. In this session, we’ll explore why MSD prevention means understanding and tackling some of these systemic issues - not just ticking the training box - and how workplaces can turn insight into action.

Workplaces in the agricultural sector bring together a wide range of workers, including newcomers to Canada, temporary foreign workers, and others for whom English is a second language. This diversity enriches the sector but can also create communication challenges that affect health and safety. Discuss common communication barriers. Explore strategies for managing multi-lingual workplaces. Discover multi-lingual resources that help workers understand common hazards and controls in the agricultural sector. This session will empower you with knowledge and tools to improve health and safety in the agricultural sector.

Are you doing your best in preventing workplace injuries and illnesses? Want to earn financial incentives while building a healthier and safer workplace? Join Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) as we explore WSIB’s Health and Safety Excellence program and the many ways the program can benefit your business.

In this session we will review why the working for workers acts were created, and all of the OHSA and Regulation changes that have occurred though the working for workers act releases. The session will also provide guidance and tips to help Employers navigate and implement the various updates and changes.