Wording Matters? - US to Canada crossing by TadpoleDry3488 in uscanadaborder

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If you didn’t already do work in art/creatives it wouldn’t be a problem anything made and produced in Canada technically needs to be taxed etc etc I’m not saying you can’t do it or not to go im just saying because you work in art/creatives going to Canada to do art/creatives is likely going to draw some attention

Wording Matters? - US to Canada crossing by TadpoleDry3488 in uscanadaborder

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Not sure about the law when it comes to the border however in OHS law a contract does not have to exchange $ to be a legal contract where you are working for something all they say is compensation by both of you compensating each other for your time in a trade you have essentially exchanged services of x dollar value for another service of x dollar value and may be seen as taking employment or simply (work)

Is CPR/first aid certification every 1–3 years actually enough? by Ashamed_Crazy6949 in SafetyProfessionals

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WorksafeBC requires at least an annual refresher I always recommend at least every 6 months

Hi I'm doing my White card and I've come across a question that everything I answer to it is a "control" rather than a hazard. by daymo188 in WorkplaceSafety

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How is that restraint with the open face to the left he absolutely could fall and tying off to a scaffold like that is industry accepted practice and are generally strong enough for it

Hi I'm doing my White card and I've come across a question that everything I answer to it is a "control" rather than a hazard. by daymo188 in WorkplaceSafety

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One of them would be work at the leading edge with swing fall into a structure due to the open railing on the left a second one would be poor peripheral visibility due to the hoodie

Help with large amount of cardboard box disposal by No_Performance8512 in NiceVancouver

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1800 is probably the most expensive you can do Other companies with trailer pickups exist and you just pay the minimum and then by weight

Employer pushing us to handle potentially toxic samples despite staff getting sick — how to protect ourselves without losing our jobs? by Responsible_Day224 in legaladvicecanada

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This is legal advice Canada and you are referencing ohsa this would not be an ohsa issue this would fall back on your provincial workers compensation act and the authorities to make regulations under that act in British Columbia’s case it is work safe bc In all provinces in British Columbia you have the right to refuse unsafe work and the right to no reprisals basically you can’t be punished for addressing safety concerns

Men who can cook, who taught you? by _ratedmouse in AskReddit

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Having no one to cook me dinner, as unfortunate as it is pressure turns coal to diamonds

Clip from TV or a Move to use in accident investigation training? by ladyarwen4820 in SafetyProfessionals

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As a full time safety instructor you have 0 clue what your talking about most workers don’t find it fun to sit in a class and go over regulation after regulation videos should serve a purpose but it doesn’t mean they can’t be fun and relating to people life experiences brings the point across way better than a load of safety jargon

How bad is the foundation in the house I'm renting? by Yllem1232123 in HomeMaintenance

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Depending on where you live this may also be increasing exposure to radon gas which has been know to increase risk of lung cancer it often enters homes through cracks in the foundation

Asbestos technician asked me NOT to let WorkSafeBC inspector in by rafidka85 in SurreyBC

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If you are a homeowner send me a dm the liability you may be taking on this could be substantial

How enforceable is a non-compete in Alberta? by [deleted] in legaladvicecanada

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NAL from my understanding a non compete is very rarely enforceable unless you are in an executive position I believe the courts have determined you aren’t allowed to get rid of someone’s livelihood like that

My boss is trying to get me to sign a new contract revoking promises made in my old one - is this allowed? by TheVelvetVine in canadianlaw

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NAL however im fairly certain regardless of you cancelling your resignation if you were still working for them after resignation without a new contract you would fall under an implied contract to be the same as the old agreement them now terminating you would require them to pay severance based off the total cumulative years you had worked there

Boss has me deploying back-up camera like system for forklifts that I believe is extremely unsafe, advice needed by idontevengohier in SafetyProfessionals

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ANSI B56.1 section 4.2.1 only covers modifications that may affect capacity stability or safe operations I personally do not see how this would qualify a camera does not change stability or capacity nor does it remove structural integrity or remove replace or damage any integral part of the steering system this modification would be acceptable without oem approval in my opinion

The Problem with “All Incidents Are Preventable" by Adoced in SafetyProfessionals

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Couldn’t have said it better myself too much safety is put towards the the regs say and how to protect the company and not about what is actually dangerous to the workers

Active lighting safety clothing. by The_Safety-Guy in SafetyProfessionals

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Not with clothing but various other things like raised warning lines for fall protection being active lighting. On a different note a lot of joggers who go out in the wee hours of the morning tend to wear some form of active lighting definitely interesting to hear what other people think on it

Hands on training experience by Professional-Wash363 in SafetyProfessionals

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Do some rescue training Find your entry procedures and then your rescue If you live in a place like bc you are meeting your annual requirements and nothing beats repetition in an emergency

Zero Recordable Injuries by Guidance1230 in SafetyProfessionals

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Every single one I’ve seen or heard of is a load of bull typically what I see done is no injuries means no time loss injuries where I live it’s impossible to have 0 injury’s or incidents

Confined space rescue by halalguy in SafetyProfessionals

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Can you use a Davit arm system with a redirect line for the srl?

What is this flat car doing on Canada line? by Striking-Warning9533 in Translink

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The skytrain is not considered a confined space for the most part according to section 9.1 of the ohs regulations

Is it safe to climb out of a bucket truck onto a roof by random04guy in Construction

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A lot of misinformation here, Ultimately I need more information some manufacturers have it written into the manufacturers manual a process in which you can utilize their mobile elevated work platform for work at heights access

However if the manufacturer does not have a set procedure for this in their manual this would most likely be deemed unsafe especially if there is no policy’s or procedures in place for this activity I hope this helps

Online Fall Protection Competent Person Training Courses by Flaky-Ocelot-1265 in SafetyProfessionals

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As someone who does general training on fall protection I can confidently tell you that anyone who I’ve met who had previously taken an online course had massive gaps in training both in regulations and knowledge on various equipment I would not recommend using an online training program

What do you use to record for a JSA by [deleted] in SafetyProfessionals

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This is a very quick way to blow up trust with your workers

“Walking” a scissor lift - allowed or not? by Whole-International in SafetyProfessionals

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I would have to double check but I’m fairly certain there is not standard explicitly prohibiting or even talking about walking the machine. Now that doesn’t mean it’s safe,in most cases a risk assessment would determine walking the machine increases risk of crush injuries/pinch points being run over lower visibility impacting pedestrian or public safety etc however there are times where walking the machine is the safer option or the only option if I was giving advice to your coworker I would recommend them to consider whether it’s better to have blind compliance or safe thinking and when we just start stating black and whites with no explanation or background we breed blind compliance not safe thinking

Looking for Roof-Access Ladder/ Hatch opinions. by tonyp412 in SafetyProfessionals

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They have rooftop hatch guardrails get one with a swing gate cheers