Information bulletin on the hazards of prolonged sitting. Workers who sit at work for extended periods of time run a high risk of low back pain and injury, second only to people who perform heavy l...

More attention needs to be paid to the vascular health of those working more than a 40 hour work week, a new European study suggests. @ British researchers analyzed data from studies on more than...

Healthcare workers on the frontlines of COVID-19 have unique insights about working during this pandemic, lessons that can inform prevention efforts today and in the future. A recent@poll@by Potlo...

Every year some two million Canadians suffer a musculoskeletal disorder serious enough to limit normal activities. But did you know the majority of these injuries are work-related? For affected wo...

Are you suffering with dry skin, nausea or asthmatic reactions at work? If so, a new smartphone app can help identify if poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is the culprit. @AirAssess is a survey-based ...

Poorly designed work and work environments can contribute to painful and life-altering MSDs. Workers every day are in pain from strained or aggravated muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, discs, o...

OHS TRAINING FOR ONTARIO COLLEGES<!-- AddToAny code --><!-- /AddToAny code ends -->Your partner in quality occupational health @ safety training Workers Health @ Safety Centre (WHSC) is expanding ...

Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs), also called Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs), continue to plague Ontario@s workers causing pain, suffering and often life-altering injuries.@ According to Ontari...

Workers Health @ Safety Centre@s (WHSC) current ergonomics training campaign is targeting awareness and action to help prevent debilitating injuries throughout the year. Repetitive Strain Injuries...

@One death is too many. One day is not enough.@ Although a simple statement at first glance, WHSC@s 2016 Day of Mourning (DOM) message actually speaks powerfully of a shared and continued resolve t...