Canadian Occupational Safety

Aug/Sept 2015

Canadian Occupational Safety (COS) magazine is the premier workplace health and safety publication in Canada. We cover a wide range of topics ranging from office to heavy industry, and from general safety management to specific workplace hazards.

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August/September 2015 5 VOLUME 53 | ISSUE 4 | AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015 | VOLUME 53 COVER PHOTO: CAREY TARR 18 Respiratory protection Just a small inhalation of hydrogen sulphide gas can kill a worker By Amanda Silliker 12 Flash fire At 1,800 F, proper FR clothing, emergency response plan are key in protecting workers By Linda Johnson 23 Machine guarding Essential elements of lockout/tagout policies, procedures By Linda Johnson 16 Lone workers Bears, fi rst aid and bad weather pose even greater risks when working alone By Stefan Dubowski 25 CSSE What to expect at the upcoming CSSE Professional Development Conference COLUMNS 9 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT Becoming a better writer can advance your career By Glyn Jones 10 LEGAL LANDSCAPE Drones causing safety concerns By Norm Keith 11 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Reduce premiums through cost relief By Maurice Dransfeld DEPARTMENTS 6 WORKPLACE NEWS Updates from the world of health and safety 8 UP CLOSE Profi ling personalities in OHS: Denise Soucy 26 TOOLS OF THE TRADE Product focus: Fall protection; Emergency showers and eyewash FEATURES Pull-out Safety Poster There are a number of occupational health and safety hazards present in every workplace. It's important to know the different types and where to find them so you BONUS! Pull-out safety poster Page 14 AVAILABLE LIVE AND ON-DEMAND WEBINAR SERIES Canada's leading magazine and website for health and safety professionals presents the Canadian Occupational Safety Webinar Series; intelligent learning solutions and development resources LIVE WEBINAR TIMING: Noon – 1 p.m. ET REGISTER ONLINE: www.cos-mag.com/CPDCentre UPCOMING WEBINAR TOPICS Industrial Hygiene Environmental Safety Eye and Face Protection Skin Protection Chemical Handling THOMSON REUTERS CARSWELL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 20 COVER STORY Religious freedom Can health and safety and human rights all just get along? By Amanda Silliker E X PA N D E D S E C T I O N — O I L A N D G A S

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