In a pivotal move reinforcing national work safety standards, over 100 employees at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) are being reinstated, ending several tumultuous months of uncertainty. Managed under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the
A Catalyst for Mining Success? Is safety culture the missing link to resolving the mining industry's operational challenges? This question reverberates in boardrooms worldwide. With a surprising 70% reduction in workplace injuries in companies that prioritize safety, one can't help but ponder the
Lisa Kadosa's relentless pursuit of improved mining safety standards sprang from the devastating event that claimed her father, Robert "Sea Wolf" Nesbitt, at the Stobie Mine in Sudbury. This poignant story stems from a personal tragedy, offering a raw glimpse into the aftermath of a catastrophic
In a groundbreaking partnership aimed at improving worker safety in Ontario's natural resources sectors, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), alongside Workplace Safety North (WSN) and the Institute for Work and Health (IWH), has unveiled a crucial $6.78 million initiative. This
In a field as perilous as mining, where accidents can have severe consequences, the importance of a cultural shift toward a safety-centric workplace cannot be underestimated. This roundup explores expert opinions on how culture plays a pivotal role in ensuring safety within mining operations,
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into workplace environments has drastically redefined safety and productivity metrics, particularly in regions such as Jamaica. During a notable visit to the Grace Food Processors Canning Division in Kingston, the Minister of Labor and Social
