Publication List Using "safety standards"
| |
 |
Calculating Occupant Load
(Government Relations) A guide for Fire Chief and Inspectors, this Technical Advisory details the different techniques for calculating occupant loads. |
| |
|
Duties and Rights in the Workplace
(Advanced Education) The legal responsibility for identifying and correcting health and safety hazards rests with the workplace parties (employers, contractors, owners, workers, supervisors, self-employed people, owners and suppliers). |
| |
|
E-6.3 - The Electrical Inspection Act, 1993
(Queen's Printer) An Act respecting the Inspection of Electrical Equipment,
Installations and Materials |
| |
|
Exit Doors
(Government Relations) A guide for Fire Chief and Inspectors, this Technical Advisory details the techniques used to evaluate the number and location of exit doors and means of egress on individual floors and for multi-story buildings. |
| |
|
Setting Up an OH&S Program – A Guide
(Advanced Education) An occupational health and safety program is a definite plan of action designed to prevent accidents and occupational disease. Effective occupational health and safety programs have been proven to reduce accidents and illnesses in the workplace. |
| |
|
T-18.1 - The Traffic Safety Act
(Queen's Printer) An Act respecting Traffic Safety, Vehicles and Drivers, Owners and Operators of Vehicles and making consequential
amendments to other Acts |
| |
|
The Spanish Influenza and Canada's Criminal Justice System: Lessons for Pandemic Planners (Vol. II)
(Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy) In his two-volume paper “The Spanish Influenza and Canada’s Criminal Justice System: Lessons for Pandemic Planners,” Mr. Fred Burch examines the question, “What can we learn by reviewing the impact of an extreme early twentieth century event on an antiquated criminal justice system in a country still in its infancy?” The answer to this question may provide valuable insight into how the impact of a virulent disease outbreak in Canada could be reduced in the 21st century. |
| |
|
Truck Tire Explosions Claim Two More Lives
(Advanced Education) Two separate fatalities recently occurred at Saskatchewan workplaces. One involved a failure of a multi-piece rim, and another involved a “zipper” rupture of a tire sidewall. |
