Despite advancements in mine safety, mining remains a dangerous business. One of the primary reasons for that is human error. Occupational testing can help prevent and address human error by identifying risk factors and unsafe behaviours.
Tag : Occupational Health and Safety
Impact of Occupational Testing on North American Health and Safety Culture: Forestry & Agriculture
In recent years, interventions, including occupational testing and safety education and training, have significantly reduced the number of fatalities and injuries in the agricultural industry. But there is more work to be done. Farming remains dangerous work.
3 Oral Fluid Adulteration Methods You May Not Know About
We’ve all likely heard of the many adulteration methods for urine drug specimens but we seldom consider the possibilities when it comes to oral fluid tests…
The Importance of Driving Safely!
Vehicle collisions are responsible for 50 million injuries and 1.35 million fatalities annually…
9 Keys to an Effective Drug and Alcohol Policy
Having a well-documented policy is critical to building a culture of safety excellence. So what makes a good policy?
Fitness-to-Work Testing: What It Is & Why It’s Critical
Fitness-to-Work testing acts as a tool for employers to better understand their workforce’s physical capabilities and potential limitations. This creates opportunity for…
Crucial Facts Employers Should Know
Delve into some of the most crucial facts and FAQs about Drug & Alcohol testing, including…
6 Advantages to Mobile Testing
Here are 6 advantages of mobile/On-Site testing to consider and some disadvantages to be aware of as well.
Canada’s Deadliest Industries
Take a deep dive into the causes of workplace fatalities, including some of the most dangerous industries to work in across Canada.
4 Hidden Costs of Fatigue
Sleep & Fatigue Specialist, Clinton Marquardt, uncovers 4 hidden costs of fatigue and how you can manage them.
