Health & Safety Quarterly Bulletins

Health and safety are essential to how Agilus supports our contractors and our internal team. This quarterly bulletin shares workplace safety updates, compliance reminders, and best practices to help maintain safe, healthy environments across the industries we serve.

  • As summer approaches, it’s crucial to remain alert to potential severe weather conditions. Thunderstorms, high winds, and heavy rainfall can pose significant dangers. Prioritizing workplace safety and preparedness helps protect employees and minimize operational disruptions. Since extreme weather can occur unexpectedly, having an emergency plan is essential. Ensuring all employees are aware of safety protocols and equipped with necessary tools fosters a secure and resilient workplace.

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  • Hazard reporting is essential for identifying and mitigating risks in the workplace. By reporting potential hazards and near misses, employees can help to create a safer work environment. This proactive approach not only protects individuals but also enhances overall workplace safety and ensures compliance with H&S regulations.

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  • Ergonomics Fall 2024

    This Health & Safety Bulletin highlights the importance of ergonomics in preventing workplace injuries across office, home, field, and manufacturing environments. It offers practical tips—such as proper posture, stretching, and tool use—to reduce strain and prevent musculoskeletal disorders, which account for nearly 40% of lost-time claims in Canada. Small ergonomic adjustments can significantly improve comfort, safety, and productivity in any work setting.

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  • Working in hot weather can pose serious health risks if you’re not prepared. Staying cool and hydrated is essential—and so is looking out for your co-workers, the elderly, and children during extreme heat. Learn to recognize the early signs of heat exposure, as these symptoms can quickly escalate into more serious heat-related illnesses and increase the risk of injury on the job.

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  • Clean shared spaces support a healthier, safer workplace for everyone. In this quarter’s bulletin, we are highlighting some essential tips and reminders for good housekeeping in the workplace. Whether you are a full-time or part-time employee, or on contract, you still have the responsibility to keep your workspace and common areas clean.

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  • Understanding, recognizing and ending workplace violence and harassment is everyone’s responsibility. Similar to workplace hazards, it’s important to keep your eyes open and report situations that are repetitive in nature or escalating. Working together and maintaining open communication is the best defence against violence and harassment.

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  • First Aid Summer 2023

    First aid can make all the difference in an emergency. In this quarter’s bulletin, we’re highlighting why first aid awareness matters and how being prepared helps protect everyone in the workplace.

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  • Near misses are opportunities to prevent real harm—don’t ignore them. Read this quarter’s bulletin to learn why reporting them matters and how you can help create a safer workplace for everyone.

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  • Cold Weather Winter 2022

    Canada has one of the most severe winter climates of any country in the world. Across the country Canadians encounter severe cold weather conditions that can affect their health. However, being active and enjoying winter activities is a great way to stay healthy through our chilliest season.
    In this edition of our quarterly health and safety bulletin we’ll learn how to adjust to cold conditions and stay safe in extreme temperatures so you can enjoy the winter weather.

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  • Workplace safety starts with awareness and everyday habits. In our inaugural bulletin we share ten quick tips that remind us small actions can make a big difference in keeping our teams and worksites safe.

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