Health & Safety
Safety Talk for Ski Areas: Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)
Designed to reduce the chances of long-term mental health struggles arising after a critical incident, CISM is a response program within the Canadian Mountain Community where peer responders facilitate in-person or virtual group debriefs and/or one-on-one conversations with individuals who need support after experiencing a critical incident during work.
Ski Area Poster: “Get a handle on the load!”
This informative poster complements the Ski Area Safety Talks. Print and display in your staff areas. These simple tips will help keep your team safe and injury free when working on the slopes.
Winter Driving Resources
Stay safe and prepared on the roads in winter with expert tips, guides, and essential resources.
Compass Group Canada Demonstrates Strong Commitment to Safety with COR Certification
Jia Yi Goh, Health and Safety, Quality Assurance (HSQA) Manager at Compass Group Canada recommends go2HR’s COR program.
Mental Health Survey Contest Rules
2024 Mental Health Survey Contest rules go2HR Mental Health Survey Sweepstakes 2024_final
The Vancouver Aquarium is Committed to Keeping Workers Safe Every Day
Liz Kruse, Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) Officer at the Vancouver Aquarium talks about how her business prioritizes health and safety with go2HR’s COR certification.
COR Certification with go2HR is a Testament to Workplace Safety Culture
Sergio Altenhofer from SerVantage Services Group explains why businesses should invest in workplace safety with go2HR’s COR Program.
Staying Safe During Cold Temperatures
As temperatures drop during the winter months, employers need to be aware of cold-related hazards that can cause or contribute to workplace injuries and illnesses when workers spend prolonged periods outside.
Creating Safer Workplaces
In the Winter 2023 issue of The Quarterly Pour, Industry Health & Safety Specialist Lonnie Burnett, wrote the article, Creating Safer Spaces: Empowering Hospitality Businesses in Sexual Harassment Prevention.
Occupational Health and Safety Programs
Occupational health and safety programs are designed to prevent injuries and occupational diseases. When effectively implemented, such programs facilitate open and productive discussion concerning health and safety issues in the workplace, as well as help identify and correct unsafe work conditions or practices.