All businesses in Quebec must now comply with the new occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements resulting from the modernization of the province’s OHS system. These obligations vary based on the number of workers and the establishment’s risk level and now include the management of psychosocial risks. Failure to comply directly exposes employers to penalties […]
Summer often means vacant positions and quick replacements. But be careful: poorly trained temporary workers can expose your company to significant human and legal risks.
Back to school: are you ready to respond in an emergency? Back to school in Québec is more than just returning to the classroom: it’s a critical time to ensure children’s safety. Schools, daycare centers, school transportation… all these environments require vigilance and preparation. To prevent risks, it’s essential that both children and the adults […]
Safety harness inspection: 6 essential steps for working at heights A safety harness is a critical component of any fall protection system used for working at heights. Whether on construction sites, rooftops, industrial facilities, or in confined spaces, a fall arrest harness is a key part of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). However, a poorly maintained […]
If we are lucky enough to enjoy a warm and sunny summer in Québec, it’s still essential to remain vigilant — especially when temperatures rise and water activities are planned. Every year, National Drowning Prevention Week, which this year runs from July 20 to 26, 2025, reminds us of the importance of foresight and safety […]
Psychosocial risks can have a serious impact on workers’ mental and physical health. Bill 42 (PL42) marks a major turning point in Québec labour legislation. It highlights the importance of preventing psychosocial risks, such as psychological harassment and sexual violence. This article reviews the objectives, key changes, and implications of Bill 42. Reminder of the […]
