PSHSA has moved to full service regional teams in 2011. Under the leadership of 5 Regional Directors, the teams will share their expertise, experience and resources to offer the full range of PSHSA services, consulting and training. For clients this will mean better access to the specialized skills of our consultants and more options when it comes to training, assessments and advice. Read more... 

The "5,000 Firm Study," as it's informally known, is focused on understanding how organizations' health, safety and disability policies and practices are related to injuries and illness. The scope is huge, including every major sector in Ontario. Selected randomly from the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board's (WSIB's) database, public service agencies from the municipal, health care and education sectors will be invited to participate in the coming months.  Read more... 

For many people in Ontario, job-related injuries such as back pains and joint strains are all too common. By being proactive about early warning signs and ensuring that potential hazards are reported and followed up on without delay, we can minimize the impact of these injuries and reduce their frequency and severity. Read more...

Faced with stubbornly consistent injury claims for same level falls and falls from heights, Ontario's Ministry of Labour has embarked on a year-long, industry-wide inspection campaign. Each year, roughly one in six lost-time injuries results from same level falls and falls from heights, according to Workplace Safety and Insurance Board statistics. Read more...