The tools you need to breathe freely
Construction workers in Canada are more likely to die from an occupational disease than a workplace accident. Just as surprising, though, is that we can protect workers’ health and actually prevent most of these deaths through good occupational hygiene practices.
- Recognize the hazards
- Evaluate the risks
- Control exposures
Resources to protect your best assets - Your people
Fact Sheets
These fact sheets highlight the main hazards, highest risks and preferred control options for all the key construction trades.
Worksite Checklists
Pinpoint opportunities for improvement and get tips on things you need to be aware of or have in place.
What Can An Occupational Hygienist Help With?