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Health & Safety Programs

Documents in this series are designed to help employers, employees, health and safety committees and others develop workplace health and safety programs, prepare plans of action to prevent accidents or occupational diseases, and to conduct investigations as some of the many ways to meet and achieve good health and safety standards in the workplace.

Use the links in the sidebar to access more detailed, workplace-specific information regarding Health & Safety Programs.

Related Products and Services

In addition, the CCOHS Products & Services - Health & Safety Programs web page has links to
  • Training programs,
  • Publications, and
  • Bibliographic databases on CD-ROMs and the Internet

that have information useful to those developing or participating in health and safety programs.



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