The Ontario MOL has announced a safety inspection blitz in October regarding personal protective equipment (PPE). Now more than ever, employers should focus on complying with applicable PPE regulations, including the use and training in respect of: respirators, protective footwear, fall protection, and hearing, eye, face and head protection etc.
Contact us for more information about what PPE regulations may apply to your organization, or assistance with audits and inspections.
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