Telelink Emergency & Safety Blog |
Part one of a two-part series with Stephanie Benay, a Global Top 10 Safety Influencer in 2020, and Chairperson of Women in Occupational Health & Safety Society who has two decades of expertise across Oil & Energy, Education, and Government sectors. In part one we discuss one critical career mistake many women often make, and what to do instead.
Looking for a better way to assess lone worker specific risks? Use this 5-step risk assessment to keep your lone workers safe.
Want to keep your team safer at work? Identifying hazards is the first step. Here are 12 CCOHS approved tips for identifying hazards at work.
Journey Management helps keep drivers safe. These stories remind us why that is so crucial.
Working alone has unique risks for each industry. In this article, we evaluate risks in the wind industry for lone workers.
Last week we caught up with Robyn Ash, leader of Telelink's Emergency & Safety Division. She is part of our internal OH&S committee at Telelink and recently completed additional training for 2021. In this article, she shares a few highlights of what she covered.
Part two of our lone worker Q&A series. In this blog, we talk less about one specific solution and more about legislation and requirements for when are where two-way communication is necessary.
The Telelink team has compiled a list of the most common questions we hear regarding the SafetyAware lone worker solution. Learn more about SafetyAware and their lone worker solution by reading the rest of the blog.
Telelink solutions expert, Chris Legge drives across Canada and puts his Journey Management knowledge to the test. Read here to learn about highlights of the drive, as well as Chris' checklist of things to include for anybody embarking on a long journey.
Have lone workers in your organization? Make sure they are covered. This article covers three reasons why 3rd party monitoring is superior to in-house.
Stay safe, stay informed, stay compliant.
