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Ontario businesses can register for health and safety program by Feb. 18

The pandemic has brought workplace health and safety to the forefront of public awareness
20220102 Ryan Mackett, Communications Manager
Ryan Mackett, Communications Manager

The provincial Health and Safety Excellence program helps businesses develop their own workplace health and safety programs, network, and learn—all with the potential for earning a WSIB premium rebate.

The pandemic has brought workplace health and safety to the forefront of public awareness, and the Excellence program guides and rewards businesses for the activities they undertake to help keep workers and the public safe says a news release from WSN.

As an approved provider, Workplace Safety North (WSN) has registration available until Feb. 18 for its 2022 Excellence program and encourages Ontario organizations to apply.

Ryan Mackett, Communications Manager with the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority in Thunder Bay, has used the program

 

"The standard samples and organized approach that WSN and the program itself have lends itself to efficient policy development. There’s a lot of resources in place that make it easier than starting from scratch with a blank Word document," he explains.

"There are support and resources in place that help organizations that may be worried about adding more work; there are mechanisms in place that alleviate that. I think the resources provided are excellent."

Health and Safety Excellence program – learn more and register by Feb. 18, 2022

VIDEO 1.5 min. Excellence program explainer video

WSN Health and Safety Excellence information brochure