Ontario Workplace Health and Safety Consultants
For many industries in Ontario, a workplace health and safety review is not a luxury, but a requirement. The aim is to identify potential risks, document them and then make the necessary corrections. In order to do this and keep your company compliant, S.A.F.E. Engineering can customize a health and safety program for you. The right safety upgrades to equipment and machinery will boost productivity and efficiency, improve employee morale and save valuable time and money.
In order for our qualified engineers to create this type of program, we would need to carry out a health and safety assessment of your Ontario business. Based on the results, we would develop a health and safety compliance program for the workplace.
As one of the most trusted health and safety consultants in Ontario, we specialize in health and occupational safety systems integration. Our programs address a wide range of issues. Here are a few key areas we focus on:
- Machine Guarding – This covers safety lockout, and robotic health & safety procedures in the workplace.
- Hazardous Processes – Including combustible dusts and flammable liquids, which pose serious risks and violate work place safety and health standards if not properly managed.
- Dust Explosion – Occurs when fine particles suspended in the air combust in enclosed spaces. To stay compliant with Ontario occupational health and safety laws, facilities should install explosion vents, panels, or suppression systems.
- Molten Metal and foundries – Melting metals under extreme heat creates radiant and physical hazards. An effective health and safety program must address exposure to UV and infrared radiation.
- Lifting Devices – The safe operation of hoists and cranes requires formal training, as mandated under Ontario workplace health and safety codes.
- Occupational Exposure to hazardous Substances – Including asbestos, silica, and isocyanates. A thorough health and occupational safety approach is essential to limit worker exposure.
- Flammable Liquids – Proper classification, storage, and dispensing are critical to reducing the risk of fire. These activities must meet Ontario occupational health and safety guidelines.
- Customized Solutions – We never offer our customers a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, we will tailor a workplace health and safety compliance program to your needs with a view of increasing your productivity in Ontario.
- Pre-Start Health and Safety Review Process Management – We look for and identify potential risks within the workplace, followed by delivering an extensive report on the appropriate remedies.
The workplace health and safety audit that we provide our Ontario customers, includes a hazard analysis technique and recommendation. At S.A.F.E. Engineering, we believe in getting participants involved in the creation of a health and safety program.
As a result, we see a dramatic improvement in the quality of the solution developed during the auditing phase. In other words, our customers become part of the overall strategy. That makes them more aware and accountable for workplace health and safety.
Let Us Create a Powerful Compliance Program
S.A.F.E. Engineering would be pleased to perform a workplace health and safety assessment of your Ontario facility. We’ll create a fully customized compliance plan built around your site conditions, employee needs, and legislative requirements. Contact us to schedule your audit or learn more about how our health and safety consultants in Ontario can support your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
It helps protect workers from potential hazards, reduces liability for employers, and ensures legal compliance with provincial and federal safety regulations.
Employers must identify, assess, and control workplace hazards, provide safety training, and maintain written policies to ensure a safe working environment.
It helps uncover hidden risks, enhances employee confidence, and provides a clear path toward safety compliance and operational improvement.
All industries, including manufacturing, construction, warehousing, and processing, are legally required to follow OHSA (Occupational Health and Safety Act) guidelines.
We perform on-site assessments and develop customized plans based on the specific hazards and operations of your workplace, aligning with Ontario occupational health and safety requirements.
Employee participation ensures better adherence, accountability, and a culture of continuous safety improvement within the workplace.
Our team reviews processes, inspects equipment, identifies risks, and provides a detailed report with safety recommendations tailored to your industry and location.