JADA Solutions HSE Inc.

01/14/2026

How often should workplace hazards really be tested?

Exposure monitoring isn’t one-and-done, it’s a critical part of ongoing risk management. In this post, we break down exposure monitoring frequency, air sampling best practices, and what Canadian occupational exposure limits mean for your workplace.

👉 Read the full guide on exposure monitoring and stay compliant, informed, and proactive.

In Canada, exposure monitoring requirements depend on the hazard, the work being performed, and whether existing controls are effective.

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

Grab your spot in our upcoming Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day Training Course!

🗓️ January 27th - 28th, 2026
⏰ 8AM - 5PM
📍 Sherwood Park, Alberta
💵 $525/person

👉 Sign up while spots are still available:

Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day Course in Sherwood Park AB on January 27th and 28th, 2025. Book your spot now!

12/16/2025

Winter workplace hazards aren’t just about ice and cold stress. ❄️

Combustible dust is often overlooked - and winter conditions can significantly increase the risk of fires and explosions.

In this short Toolbox Talk, we explain why combustible dust is more dangerous in winter and share practical steps workplaces can take to reduce risk.

▶️ Watch the video and share it with your team:

When we think about winter workplace hazards, icy walkways and cold stress usually come to mind - but combustible dust is a serious risk that’s often overloo...

12/09/2025

Protecting your team from thermal stress isn’t just good practice - it’s essential for safety and productivity. 🌡️❄️

Our latest blog breaks down the key risks, warning signs, and prevention strategies every construction project manager should know.

Read the full post:

For project managers and safety professionals, managing heat and cold stress is about more than responding to symptoms

12/05/2025

Back in the 90s, safety performance was all about lagging KPIs.
You waited for an incident, did an audit, found the mistake, fixed it…

and then repeated the cycle all over again.

It told us what went wrong but we never looked at the why.
Today, the conversation has evolved.

We’re focusing on leading indicators that show us the risks, patterns, and gaps as they’re happening before more damage is done.

This proactive approach is helping organizations understand the conditions that create incidents, not just count them after the fact.

If you want more insights like this, tune into our Better Safe Than Sorry podcast launching in January.
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11/28/2025

What if safety couldn’t answer the safety questions—would your organization pass this test?

In our upcoming podcast, Better Safe Than Sorry, launching in 2026, Jill shares one of the ways they vet contractors at EPCOR. During the interview process, she doesn’t allow the safety team to answer the safety questions. Instead, she asks operational managers to respond.

Not because the safety people lack knowledge but because true safety ownership lives with operations.

It’s a powerful lesson and a clear indicator of where an organization sits on its health and safety journey.

🎙️ If insights like this resonate with you, our new podcast dropping in January takes an even deeper dive into contractor safety management.
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11/25/2025

ISO and COR validate your processes BUT they don’t guarantee your processes are effective.

They both check your systems to see if you're actually doing what you say you’re doing.

But it doesn't answer the more important question: Are you doing the RIGHT things?

In the first episode of our new podcast Better Safe Than Sorry, dropping in January, we take a deeper dive into COR and IS and their role in contractor management.

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11/20/2025

Not every organization has the capacity to manage contractors, prime responsibilities, and admin-heavy project oversight. It requires time, bandwidth, and a strong administrative backbone which is something many owners simply don’t have in-house.

That's where large contractor companies step in and take on those roles. They’ll assume prime contractor responsibilities, manage the project, and sub out the right work to reliable contractors.

So, if your organization doesn’t have that capacity, there are options. And there are companies that are designed to fill that gap.

We dive deeper into this on our upcoming podcast launching in January.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified when the episodes drop. https://www.youtube.com/

11/18/2025

Spots are still available for our next Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day course happening next week!

🗓️ November 25th & 26th
📍 Sherwood Park, AB
💵 $525/person
⏰ 8AM - 5PM

Book your spot(s) now!

Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day Course in Sherwood Park AB on November 25th and 26th, 2025. Book your spot now!

11/18/2025

When you’re new to the industry, you expect training… not horror stories.

But as an environmental consultant, sometimes the first lesson you get is everything that went wrong on past sites so you don’t repeat the same mistakes.

And honestly?
Those stories stick.
They shape how you see risk, responsibility, and the impact of cutting corners.

This is the kind of real talk we’re diving into on the podcast which drops in January 2026. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified when episodes come out: https://www.youtube.com/

11/06/2025

Book your spot in our next Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day Course!

🗓️ Happening on November 25th & 26th in Sherwood Park, AB
⏰ 8AM - 5PM
💵 $525/person

Claim your spot now:

Asbestos Worker in Alberta 2-Day Course in Sherwood Park AB on November 25th and 26th, 2025. Book your spot now!