A two page bulletin on how to control the hazards presented by abrasive blasting operations at the workplace.

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According to SAFE statistics, slips and trips – classified as “falls on the same level” – are among the highest causes of injury in Manitoba workplaces. Proper footwear can help workers protect themselves.

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In industrial arts facilities there are many operations and work processes that require the instructor and student to wear protective equipment. There are many different forms of protection: eye, face, hand, foot, hearing, respiratory, chemical protection, etc.

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Workers exposed to hazards such as falling objects, sharp objects, moving machinery, electrical contact, abrasives, and similar circumstances may be at risk of a foot injury.  Only safety footwear identified as meeting the standard shown on this bulletin can be considered proper protective footwear.

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A brief, two-page bulletin outlining the requirements to use protective headware on construction sites.

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Over the coming months, Safety Check is profiling one part of the Regulation in each issue to help remind you of the Regulation’s specifics and to help keep safety top-of-mind for all Manitobans.  This issue, it’s Regulation Part 6 – Personal Protective Equipment (General).

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This bulletin details control measures to help protect workers who are exposed to infectious agents.

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Practising SAFE work procedures are vital to preventing injury. SAFE work procedures should always be accompanied with proper training. If you have questions about the safe work procedures or practices used in your workplace, don’t be afraid to speak up and ask questions. Remember, workplace injuries are preventable.

This fact sheet helps you stay SAFE when using pneumatic nailers and staplers.

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