Red Tail Industries

04/30/2024

Simple, practical advice from WorkSafe Saskatchewan. Thanks for sharing!

Prevent slips and falls by not rushing, checking your surroundings and practicing good housekeeping. Learn more: https://worksafesask.ca/prevention/slips-trips-falls

04/29/2024

Big News! Our Ladder Safety Course is Almost Here!

Thanks to your feedback, we're finalizing our new Train the Trainer course in Ladder Safety. Designed for those committed to safety leadership, this course is set to launch soon!

🗓️ Stay tuned for the official start date
📍 Calgary, AB

Like, share, and stay connected for the latest updates and launch details. We’re excited to help you lead the way in workplace safety!

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04/28/2024

On April 28, the National Day of Mourning, we honor those who have lost their lives or suffered injuries in the workplace.

Recognized globally as the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, today underscores the crucial need for safer work environments.

Join us in committing to workplace safety and remember to visit the Workers’ Compensation Board - Alberta or the UN’s Safety and Health at Work website for more information.

https://www.wcb.ab.ca/about-wcb/community-partnerships/day-of-mourning/

04/21/2024

Are you interested in developing and delivering, high-quality training programs?

Our next Instructor Development Course starts May 13!
Click below for details.

https://redtailindustries.ca/course/instructor-development/

Our Instructor Development program is designed to provide participants with the proper knowledge, techniques and materials needed to successfully teach others a wide variety of topics and assist your organization in maintaining legislative compliance.

03/14/2024

The physical AND mental health and safety of your workers should be a #1 priority. Thank you WorkSafe Saskatchewan for sharing these resources.

Recognizing that one in five Canadians will experience a mental health issue every year, ensuring the resilience and psychological health and safety of workers is critical, now more than ever. Click the link to access health and safety resources. https://www.worksafesask.ca/resources/psych-health-safety-resource-centre/

02/28/2024

Now is your chance to have your say in the Occupational Health and Safety Code Review.

YourAlberta (Government of Alberta) is reviewing the OHS Code to improve health and safety for everyone.

Click below to have your say!

https://www.alberta.ca/ohs-code-review

A comprehensive review of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Code to ensure Alberta’s workplaces are as healthy and safe as possible.

02/26/2024

We're looking for new instructors! - https://mailchi.mp/a84bac36c217/we-have-big-news-12686503

02/26/2024

Safety IQ Challenge! 🧠

Test your safety knowledge! What is a fundamental step in creating a safe work environment?

A) Monthly Potluck Lunches
B) Risk Assessment and Mitigation
C) Desk Plants
D) Something else...

Drop your answer below!

01/22/2024

Hey Calgary drivers! With today’s temperature around -12 °C, and the constantly fluctuating Alberta weather, let’s ensure we all drive safely. Here are some simple tips:

1. Take It Slow: Slippery roads alert! Reduce your speed and keep a safe distance from the car in front. More distance then you need is always a good idea.

2. Winter Tires are a Must: Improve your grip on icy roads with winter tires.

3. Lights On, Stay Visible: Foggy or snowy, keeping your headlights on during the day increases visibility for everyone.

Drive safe, Calgary! Share these tips to keep our roads safe this winter.

01/08/2024

Keep the memories of the holiday season and remove the hazards: Nearly one-third (34%) of Christmas tree fires in U.S. homes occur in January. Remove your Christmas tree as soon as possible! Learn more: http://nfpa.social/YXZG50Qo7OE

01/08/2024

There's snow in the forecast! For those of you who enjoy winter adventures, check out this great article from our friends at AIP Safety LTD.

https://aipsafety.com/news/riding-safe-in-all-weather-essential-tips-for-albertas-atv-enthusiasts/

First aid training is essential for ATV riders due to the inherent risks associated with off-road riding. We'll explore essential tips for ATV enthusiasts.

12/25/2023

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas. 🎄