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Safetyscope - provider of Confined Space Rescue Services for Hydro One

HODS Bulletin - BU 1400
Revision Date: November 12, 2024

Effective September 1, 2020, Safetyscope has been contracted by Hydro One to provide Confined Space Rescue Services replacing Trademark Safety & Rescue Ltd. Services offered under this contract include supplemental rescuer and attendant duties as identified in HO0997 Confined Space Management Program.

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Concrete Pump Safety Update

CORONER’S INQUEST INTO A RESIDENTIAL PUMPING FATALITY
January 16, 2017 Statements of Fact

On the day of the incident, workers were installing concrete on the exterior excavated walls of the project using a REED concrete pump. The construction crew applied concrete to the west and north walls of the excavation, and work finished at around 4:00 pm. At this time, various workers started to clean up and finish the concrete on the walls within the excavation.
A worker returned to cleaning out the hopper of the concrete pump using a chipping hammer with the hopper grate in the open position when he became entangled within the still-spinning agitator.

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Member of Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

At Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, our mission is to promote, strengthen and enhance a prosperous Indigenous economy through the fostering of business relationships, opportunities and awareness for all of our members.

https://www.ccab.com/

Member of Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada

The Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada is a network of women created for women to empower, expand and retain employment of — and shift attitudes about — women in the industry and beyond. This includes supporting the industry with issues around training, safety, career progression, education, mentoring and more.

www.womenstruckingfederationofcanada.net

TPS Group of Companies Strengthens their NATT Safety Services Division with Acquisition of Safetyscope

NATT Safety Services, a leading provider of safety training and confined space rescue services, is pleased to announce the successful acquisition of Safetyscope, a prominent player in the confined space rescue and safety training sector in Vaughan, Ontario, which has been in business since 2011.

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Back in 1988

Effective Personal Protective Equipment Programs: Their Role and Implementation
Gary T. Spencer, DOHS CRSP

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Safetyscope’s course Working at Heights has again been approved by OWWCO

The Director has approved the following continuing education units (CEUs):
Course ID: 11498
Course Title: Working at Heights
CE Value: 0.7
Renewal Date: 31/12/2022

This assessment of CEUs has been approved by the Manager of Certification, Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks who is the appointed Director under O. Reg. 128/04. This email has been processed by the Ontario Water Wastewater Certification Office (OWWCO) under agreement with the Ministry.

The Ministry will recognize the above course(s) for CEU credit and will add the course(s) to the Director Approved course listing.

Thank you for considering Safetyscope for all your safety training needs (from on-site, to classroom, to online).

Gary T Spencer
DOHS CRSP
President
Safetyscope

Improve Safety and Optimize Gas Detection Operations

Nothing is more important than worker safety. Businesses have been working to protect employees at risk of hazardous gases for generations. Today, it's easier than ever to transform your safety program to make sure workers get home safely at the end of the day.

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SKYJACK Service Bulletin #16 - Mast Weld Reinforcement

On the identified machines (number series in the bulletin), Skyjack has identified a quality issue with the weld between the mast base plate and mast vertical section. Failure to implement this bulletin may result in cracks developing along the weld between the mast base plate and the mast vertical section, potentially leading to structural failure of the vertical mast causing serious injury or death. The units listed under “Affected Serial Numbers” must be immediately removed from service and have the mast section repaired as soon as possible. Skyjack requires that this bulletin be completed on all affected models with the listed serial numbers.

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