In line with the new COVID-19 guidelines announced by the Government of Alberta on September 20, 2021, we have made some adjustments on how we conduct our asbestos courses: Students must either be fully vaccinated or show a negative COVID-19 test result. Fully vaccinated students must present their vaccine record to the receptionist prior to
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We are happy to announce that our Occupational Health and Safety Training for the Asbestos Worker course has resumed. The dates for our upcoming Calgary courses are as follows: July 22 – 23, 2020 August 12 – 13, 2020 August 26 – 27, 2020 Please visit our Events page for all our 2020 course dates.
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During this coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, EHS Partnerships Ltd. (EHSP) offers both specialized and our regular services to clients and our community. As health and safety consultants, we can help manage the risks and respond to the rapidly changing conditions. Our Services in Response to COVID-19 Based on a review of our clients’ needs and current
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It is with regret that we cancel our Occupational Health and Safety Training for Asbestos Workers courses scheduled for April and May 2020. This decision follows a directive from the Government of Alberta and to comply with measures being taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). At this time, we are still able to
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Reposted from the June 2018 issue of OCA Construction Comment Meeting environmental, health and safety regulations helps keep your workers safe and protects the environment. Doing so effectively also safeguards your project timelines and budgets, and helps your company maintain a reputation as a reliable construction partner. Working with a third-party environmental health & safety
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Asbestos. The word strikes fear in the hearts of building owners and inhabitants alike. Marketed as “Canada’s White Gold” in the past, this known carcinogen has become the subject of much confusion and debate in the public sector. Even though it’s been recognized as a toxic material since the 1930s, it’s curious how we still
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