https://open.alberta.ca/feeds/custom.atom?topic=Employment+and+Labour&tags=OHS+bulletins&audience=EmployeesOpen Government - Custom query2024-03-29T11:59:30.422813+00:00Alberta Open Governmentpython-feedgenRecently created or updated datasets on Open Government. Custom query: ''https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/4e76dbc6-f339-4ac8-b45d-f6a16db916aaPerchloroethylene at the work site2024-02-13T18:02:58.842717+00:00This bulletin presents safety measures and health effects of Perchloroethylene at the work site.2017-03-17T17:47:00.916466+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/c0104ce3-2a3e-4c44-8a24-3581f46e717bGuideline for developing a code of practice for chemical hazards2024-02-13T18:04:55.622221+00:00This Bulletin provides guidance for preparing a code of practice for chemical hazards to meet the requirements of the OHS legislation. It does not provide procedures for specific chemical hazards; however some resources are identified that can assist with this.2016-05-18T16:01:30.131460+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/1691b07e-4961-4e36-8e4e-1f0280e9715bLead at the work site2024-02-13T18:05:37.777122+00:00In this bulletin, information is provided on workplaces that may use lead, health effects due to lead exposure, options for the control of exposure as well as the requirements in Alberta’s occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation for lead.2017-03-14T15:07:32.058865+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/be456bfe-a4c7-4a46-bb73-3f5096e056ccCytotoxic drug exposure : OHS information for workers and employers2024-02-13T18:07:36.951999+00:00Cytotoxic drugs are used in healthcare and veterinary settings to treat conditions like cancer, arthritis, and psoriasis. However, exposure to these drugs can have negative impacts on healthy people. This brief fact sheet looks at how exposure to these drugs can occur in the workplace, and steps that can be taken to protect workers from exposure.2017-08-25T15:23:03.367000+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/217aa674-51b7-456e-ad83-6564df4b4235Protection of workers during remediation of illegal fentanyl labs : OHS information for workers and employers2024-02-13T18:08:13.402131+00:00Fentanyl is a chemical hazard and exposure to a very small amount of drug can have immediate adverse health effects. A worker engaged in remediation activities should know the signs and symptoms of fentanyl exposure and poisoning, and be aware of emergency procedures to take in such a scenario.2017-11-21T15:51:32.528292+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/eb357dda-9700-4ef2-a084-221edded8c9aGuideline for developing a code of practice for confined space entry2024-02-13T18:10:31.411467+00:00This Bulletin provides guidance to employers, supervisors, contractors and workers about how to prepare a code of practice for confined space entry to meet the requirements of the OHS legislation. This Bulletin does not provide procedures for confined space entry. Resources are provided at the end of this Bulletin to assist with this.2017-03-17T19:35:42.014452+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/9fd6cc7c-49f9-46da-baac-5ae1394bfb58Managing hot work2024-02-13T18:11:18.105539+00:00This bulletin presents what needs to be done to make the hot work situation safe, and what does the Occupational Health and Safety Code require under these circumstances.2017-03-08T17:52:09.318884+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/aba11d73-4da9-42f5-baee-b82adc224f16Handling and storage of flammable materials at the work site2024-02-13T18:12:02.900069+00:00Flammable materials are substances that can ignite easily and burn rapidly. They can be common materials that are at most work sites in gas, liquid and solid forms. This bulletin presents some examples of flammable materials, how the fires occur, and other hazards from flammable materials.2017-03-08T18:20:10.498027+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/e1bd2a1e-3085-435a-a84e-b9b9ce23ea01Controlling the explosion hazard in vessels, tanks and piping systems2024-02-13T18:13:07.662633+00:00 This bulletin presents the importance of following safe work procedures is critical when preparing hydrocarbon-containing vessels, tanks or piping systems for hot work, confined space entry or hydrocarbon removal. Without such preparation, the possibility of a fire or explosion is always present.2017-03-08T18:25:24.462266+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/26730d34-5bae-4ed3-b044-9263c5511bb8Occupational health and safety (OHS) guide for firefighting : OHS information for employers and workers2024-02-13T18:16:48.813850+00:00This bulletin describes the minimum standards to which a fire service must comply under occupational health and safety legislation.2019-10-28T16:20:31.868098+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/ab96f2c4-caeb-484c-bc4c-c8d892c77a67Control of asbestos during brake maintenance and repair2024-02-13T18:19:15.813422+00:00This Safety Bulletin contains guidelines for minimizing asbestos exposure associated with brake maintenance and repair. These procedures are also effective when servicing clutches or when working with asbestos-free brake linings.2017-03-15T20:47:00.190770+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/8c23c884-2622-459f-ace7-771a172bee2aSecuring pipe and other cargo on vehicles2024-02-13T18:43:13.376352+00:00The Occupational Health and Safety Code places obligations on both the employer and worker in workplace situations where there is a potential danger because of equipment or materials becoming dislodged or moving. This safety bulletin looks at the responsibilities of each and presents recommended practices for securing cargo on vehicles. 2017-03-23T20:23:40.917698+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/28c94911-5d8c-49bd-b0db-70f8334f0d15Servicing tires safely2024-02-13T18:44:07.257698+00:00Discusses requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Code that apply to employers and workers involved in tire servicing. Employers must ensure that only competent workers – workers who are appropriately trained, qualified and with sufficient experience to do the work safely – are allowed to service, inspect, disassemble and reassemble a tire or tire and wheel assembly.2017-03-23T20:32:06.143610+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/e0ffca55-0950-48c0-a4ee-3833cb927fedGuarding of commercial dough and food preparation mixers2024-02-13T18:46:50.626407+00:00Presents information specific to the guarding of commercial dough and food preparation mixers to prevent unintentional worker contact with rotating shafts and attachments.2017-03-23T20:40:40.006325+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/2fe99b3a-a18f-415f-8d61-41506a21be80Powered mobile equipment rollover safety precautions : safety information for employers and workers2024-02-13T18:49:34.768404+00:00A rollover is a type of incident where the mobile equipment tips over onto its side or roof. This safety information sheet is intended to make employers and workers who are involved in the operation of powered mobile equipment aware of rollover hazards. It outlines steps to take to prevent rollovers, and discusses the use of rollover protective structures to protect equipment operators and passengers.2017-08-14T19:52:53.263374+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/6f8e846f-e611-4e8c-a8cb-63b04b01f766Clarifying requirements applicable to prescription safety eyewear2024-02-13T20:52:03.397703+00:00This safety bulletin presents the requirements applicable to prescription safety eyewear.2017-03-23T21:12:28.674977+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/165e67a7-33d4-440b-bdad-53c56bf39563Notifiable occupational diseases : OHS information for physicians and other health care professionals2024-02-13T23:21:04.081253+00:00This resource describes notifiable occupational disease reporting requirements for physicians and other health care professionals. A fillable notification form is included with the resource.2019-09-27T16:03:20.756277+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/78e66fb4-6b38-4dbe-9bd9-ded2ac459248Incident reporting and investigation2024-03-06T17:54:00.123627+00:00This bulletin describes incidents that prime contractors – or employers, if there is no prime contractor – must report to Alberta Occupational Health and Safety. It includes how and when to notify OHS, and incident investigation requirements.2021-12-07T16:41:49.443778+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/200527b4-fbb0-4e8e-bec5-74a39409c4d3Guide to OHS : employers2024-03-06T21:12:44.203368+00:00This guide introduces Alberta's occupational health and safety laws and the role of employers in ensuring health and safety at the work site. It discusses provincial legislation related to occupational health and safety and describes the responsibilities of the worker, supervisors and the provincial government, as well as those of the employer, in ensuring a healthy and safe workplace. It also looks at non-compliance and explains what steps can be taken if supervisors or other work site parties don't comply with the law.2023-03-15T22:22:38.060864+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/a99cfe4f-6b93-491b-98d6-d2cc6b9b2134Employer’s guide to occupational health and safety : OHS information for employers2024-03-06T21:16:41.322785+00:00The safety bulletin provides information to help both employees and employers understand the Occupational Health and Safety Act and their roles in ensuring health and safety at the work site.2018-07-31T18:01:16.295465+00:00