Publications

Naloxone in the workplace : OHS information for employers and workers in non-health-care settings

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Introduces - in general terms - OHS legal requirements that will apply if employers choose to authorize naloxone administration as part of an opioid overdose emergency response. Provides related... More ≫

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Introduces - in general terms - OHS legal requirements that will apply if employers choose to authorize naloxone administration as part of an opioid overdose emergency response. Provides related links, including to Government of Alberta requirements.

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Protection of workers during remediation of illegal fentanyl labs : OHS information for workers and employers

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Fentanyl 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... More ≫

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Fentanyl 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.

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Naloxone in the workplace : OHS information for workers and employers [2017]

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This document provides guidance to Alberta employers to help ensure the protection of workers in an emergency when Naloxone is used in the workplace. Workers should also be aware of Naloxone and... More ≫

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This document provides guidance to Alberta employers to help ensure the protection of workers in an emergency when Naloxone is used in the workplace. Workers should also be aware of Naloxone and the health and safety factors when used in the workplace.

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Grow op free Alberta final recommendations report

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Marijuana grow operations exist in every kind of community in Alberta. Their proliferation, and the health and safety dangers they pose to homeowners and surrounding residents, demands government... More ≫

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Marijuana grow operations exist in every kind of community in Alberta. Their proliferation, and the health and safety dangers they pose to homeowners and surrounding residents, demands government attention. For three months in Spring 2013, consultations were held with a broad range of stakeholders across the province to gather information about marijuana grow ops and to identify what action the Government of Alberta could take on these issues. This report presents the findings of these consultations and presents 37 recommendations.

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Grow op free Alberta initiative consultation report : what was heard

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This report summarizes what was heard from stakeholders during the consultations and from the public through online and mailed submissions. The comments and recommendations from the consultations... More ≫

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This report summarizes what was heard from stakeholders during the consultations and from the public through online and mailed submissions. The comments and recommendations from the consultations will form the basis of a final report and recommendations prepared by Associate Minister Fraser for the Minister of Justice and Solicitor General and Cabinet.

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Alberta Health and Wellness product listing agreement policy

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This policy defines clear parameters to establish and execute PLA’s (Product Listing Agreement) through a collaborative, predictable and sustainable process between government and industry.

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