According to the Winnipeg Police Service, 10 pedestrians and two cyclists have been killed in collisions so far in 2024, while five pedestrians were killed…
The MCHA WorkSafely team announces the launch of our monthly e-newsletter the Safety Scoop. The Safety Scoop will give you the latest updates, content and…
This week marks the return to school for many of Manitoba’s students. With that comes the return of enforced school zones across the province. School…
STAYING IN TOUCH: JACQUELYN ODURO The Manitoba construction season continues an alarming trend has emerged: a significant increase in theft on construction sites and company…
Concrete is essential to infrastructure construction and repair but working with it carries risks. Here are some helpful tips for workers By adhering to these…
MHCA is pleased to announce Regan Bailey, with City of Flin Flon, achieved his NCSO designation May 2, 2024.Bailey has been working with the City of Flin Flon for the past 20 years, and currently serves as its health and safety manager.He noted that he was encouraged to pursue an…
MHCA is pleased to announce Andrew Corkal, with City Mix Inc., received his NCSO designation May 28, 2024.Corkal has been with City Mix Inc. for nearly eight years, acting currently as the production supervisor. He has worked in the concrete industry for 12 years, previously in the areas of quality…
Staying in Touch: Jacquelyn Oduro Spring weather allows our industry to start its work in full, but it also welcomes ticks. Heavy construction work often happens next to or in wooded or grassy areas, where ticks are found. Here are some key points for a tick safety: Ticks are commonly…
STAYING IN TOUCH: JACQUELYN ODURO In a recent court decision, Oilsands operator Syncrude Canada Ltd. pleaded guilty to a safety violation in the 2021 death…