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The Holiday Hangover: Fatigue, Distraction, and the Safety Fix for 2026
Let’s call it what it is: the weeks between December 15 and January 15 are one of the most dangerous times of the year for workplace safety. It’s not because workers suddenly forget procedures. It’s because they’re exhausted, distracted, and emotionally tapped — and the risks they miss don’t always show up until the new year. Across Canada, stress levels climb over the holidays. Schedules change. People push through long shifts, miss sleep, deal with family pressures, or ski
5 Safety Documents OHS Officers Look for First — And What Happens When You Don't Have Them
Avoid fines and stop orders. Here are the 5 key safety documents OHS officers check first — plus free templates to stay ready and compliant.
Start 2026 Strong: Your Q1 Safety System Review Checklist
Everyone talks about “starting fresh,” but then two things happen: the holidays blur into the new year, and field operations ramp up before the safety program ever catches its breath
Winter Hazards Are Coming — Is Your Team Ready?
Every year, the first freeze catches someone off guard. A foreman slips walking across icy gravel. A heater fails in a portable office.
