SAFETY ARTICLES & RESOURCES

Writing a Formal Hazard Assessment: Practical Examples and Avoidable Mistakes

A formal hazard assessment is more than a safety form — it's the foundation of every audit-ready safety program. See how to break tasks down, apply real controls, and meet provincial expectations with a sample you can follow.

A safety supervisor reviews orientation materials with a new worker on a jobsite. Both are wearing PPE and looking at a safety checklist, symbolizing structured onboarding and training.

New Worker Onboarding Kit – Train, certify, and document in 72 hours

New workers are most at risk during their first weeks. A strong onboarding kit ensures they’re trained, certified, and confident in their responsibilities — from day one.

A field supervisor leads a pre-job meeting with crew members reviewing safety documents and FLHAs. Everyone wears high-visibility PPE, standing on a jobsite with vehicles in the background.

Scaling Up: How to Transition from SECOR to COR

Thinking of moving from SECOR to COR? Don’t just update your manual — improve your evidence. Learn what auditors really look for and how to avoid the most common failure points before booking your certification audit.

Supervisor and workers in hi-vis vests reviewing a hazard assessment form on a jobsite, emphasizing the importance of safety planning before work begins.

Why Hazard Assessments Are the Cornerstone of Worksite Safety

Hazard assessments are more than paperwork — they’re lifesaving habits. This article explains why daily hazard assessments are essential for safety and compliance, and how to make them routine on your worksites. From FLHA cards to online courses and leadership training, On-Track Safety offers the tools and support to turn hazard assessments into a culture, not just a checklist.

Transforming Safety Management: Why Companies Are Choosing SiteDocs Over Paper Forms

Many companies are still on the fence about going digital with their safety programs. This article explores how SiteDocs transforms inspections, forms, and compliance tracking — eliminating paper chaos, saving time, and keeping teams audit-ready. Discover why going paperless isn’t just a tech upgrade — it’s a smarter, safer way to manage your safety program.