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Hazard alerts help employers, supervisors and workers understand the unique dangers that could injure a worker and help employers address new or existing hazards.

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IHSA.ca Magazine: Volume 25, Issue 2

This edition of the magazine focuses on: A royal honour for IHSA’s President and CEO, Identify health and safety gaps with help from COR® Associate Consultants, Asbestos training requirements and Ontario's legal standards for safe abatement work, and more.

2-Minute News: January 2026

With 2-Minute News, you can read the health and safety information on your industry in two minutes or less! It's emailed to subscribers in the middle of each month.

Ontario’s Chief Coroner outlines the first annual report of the Construction Death Review with IHSA’s Labour-Management Network

Dr. Dirk Huyer, Ontario’s Chief Coroner, shared the recommendations put forward in the first annual report of the Construction Death Review with members of IHSA’s Provincial Labour-Management Health and Safety Committee - Construction at a meeting on July 2.

IHSA’s Enzo Garritano receives the King Charles III Coronation Medal

Enzo Garritano, President and CEO of the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association (IHSA), was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal during a ceremony at Queen’s Park on May 20.

Three key powerline safety tips for Powerline Safety Week

According to the Electrical Safety Authority, powerlines are a leading cause of electrical death in Ontario, and 60 per cent of all powerline contacts happen in the construction industry.

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