Employer association

	Association of Noise Consultants
	The Association of Noise Consultants is a UK based corporate organisation for independent firms of consultants, offering professional services in the fields of noise and vibration.
	BC Trucking Safety Council (BCTSC)
	The BCTSC’s mandate includes consulting with the industry, developing measurable prevention interventions, and facilitating a Certificate of Recognition program for the trucking industry.
	British Compressed Gases Association
	The British Compressed Gases Association seeks to promote safe practice in the manufacture, distribution, storage and use of compressed and liquefied gases.
	British Safety Industry Federation
	The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) is the leading trade body within the safety industry. It has some 160 members ranging from manufacturers and distributors, through to test houses, certification bodies and safety professionals. This membership is accommodated within six sector trade associations.
	Center for Chemical Process Safety
	CCPS, an industry association, has helped industry develop tools to keep our workplaces and communities safer, even as technology and businesses have become more complex.
	CEO Health & Safety Leadership Charter
	Many Chief Executive Officers have already joined the Charter and the interest in this initiative from a broad range of sectors continues to grow. Members of this rapidly growing coalition have committed to work together to improve health and safety performance through sharing, mentoring and coaching.
	Compressed Gas Association
	The Compressed Gas Association is dedicated to the development and promotion of safety standards and safe practices in the industrial gas industry.
	Construction Owners Association of Alberta
	The Construction Owners Association of Alberta (COAA) is committed to examining the issues facing the Alberta construction industry today and delivering practical solutions to safety, workforce and project challenges that can be implemented by all construction stakeholders.
	Construction Safety Association of British Columbia
	The CSABC (Construction Safety Association of British Columbia) is a non-profit organization that is owned and operated by the construction industry of British Columbia. Its goal is to reduce the number and duration of workplace injuries and to lower contractor costs.
	Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence
	The Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence (CAEPV) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the costs and consequences of partner violence at work - and eliminating it altogether. From policies and programs to legal issues and legislation, CAEPV is a credible source for information, materials and advice.
	Employers’ Advocacy Council
	For 21 years, the Employers’ Advocacy Council (EAC) has successfully represented the interests of Ontario employers in the ever changing field of workplace safety and insurance and occupational health and safety. EAC is a non-profit organization funded by employers for employers.
	Enform
	Enform was created in 2005 by the merger of the Petroleum Industry Training Service (incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1961) and the Canadian Petroleum Safety Council (established in 1998). The goal of Enform is to coordinate an organized approach to achieve continuous improvement in health and safety for everyone involved in or affected by the Petroleum Industry. Continually strive to eliminate the number and magnitude of work-related injuries and illnesses through the promotion of health and safety principles, processes and practices for everyone in the industry. Promote improved and standardized petroleum industry health and safety practices that meet regulatory requirements throughout Canada. Promote worker safety and their right and responsibility to refuse to perform unsafe work.
	European Process Safety Centre
	International industry-funded organisation which provides an independent technical focus for process safety in Europe. EPSC's activities are sponsored by chemical manufacturing companies and related businesses with a keen interest in chemical process safety.
	Fair Air Association of Canada
	The Fair Air Association of Canada is involved in a number of research projects that provide advice on a range of issues of interest to the hospitality industry. From studying the economic impact of smoking bans to testing effective ventilation solutions in a wide variety of locations, they are committed to providing scientifically sound information to help inform those in the decision-making process.
	Federation of European Risk Management Associations
	FERMA exists to widen and raise the culture of Risk Management throughout Europe to its members and to the risk management and insurance community. It achieves its aims by promotion and raising awareness of risk management through the media, by information sharing, educational and research projects.
	Global Business and Economic Roundtable on Addiction and Mental Health
	The Roundtable is an instrument of information analysis and ideas concerning the linkage between business, the economy, mental health and work. The Roundtable consists of business, health and education leaders who have undersigned the proposition that mental health is a business and economic issue.
	Highway Safety Roundtable
	This site is committed to raising the profile of the dangers of fatigue impairment. Fatigue impairment is a cause of about 15% of all road collisions or about 416 fatalities and 2,080 serious injuries each year in Canada .The Highway Safety Roundtable includes the Brewers Association of Canada, Canada Safety Council, Canadian Automobile Association, Insurance Bureau of Canada, Railway Association of Canada and Tourism Industry Association of Canada.
	International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
	The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) promotes the safe and effective use of powered access worldwide. Set up in 1983, IPAF is a not-for-profit members’ organisation that represents the interests of manufacturers, distributors, users, and rental and training companies.
	Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety
	The only occupational health and safety research facility owned and operated by an insurance company. They conduct research in the following areas: injury research; physical work; return to work; slips, trips, and falls.
	National Association of Chemical Distributors
	National Association of Chemical Distributors is an international association of chemical distributor companies that purchase and take title of chemical products from manufacturers.
	National Floor Safety Institute
	The National Floor Safety Institute is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to aid in the prevention of slip-and-fall accidents through education, training and research.
	Network of Employers for Traffic Safety
	The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety is an employer-led public/private partnership dedicated to improving the safety and health of employees, their families, and members of the communities in which they live and work by preventing traffic crashes that occur both on and off the job.
	New Brunswick Construction Safety Association
	The aim of the NBCSA is to be an industry leader in the creation of a positive culture shift within the construction industry that results in significant reductions in human, social and economic loss as a result of work related accidents, injuries and death.
	New Brunswick Forest Industries Safety Association
	The New Brunswick Forest Industries Safety Association endeavors to create a positive, proactive safety culture within the forest industry of New Brunswick.
	Newfoundland and Labrador Employers' Council
	The Council strives to promote better understanding and application of a wide range of issues impacting the workplace including areas such as employment standards, labour relations, employment law, human resource management, occupational health and safety, workers' compensation, and employment insurance.
	Pulp and Paper Employee Relations Service
	The Pulp and Paper Employee Relations Forum acts primarily as a research and information service for the industry. The public access section of this site provides access to occupational health research reports.
	Safe@workcoaltion
	The Safe@work Web site is designed to assist employers in addressing the issue of domestic violence. It has been organized to make available information about training curricula and model domestic violence workplace policies, address legal issues, provide domestic violence statistics and resources for employers and employees as well as offer referrals to necessary social service providers.
	Sound Advice
	Sound Advice contains practical guidelines on the control of noise at work in music and entertainment. Representatives of music and entertainment industries together with Environmental Health Officers and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prepared the guidance.
	The Safety Edge: Business Case for Safety in Construction Initiative
	The Safety Edge is an online interactive program which emphasizes the business reasons for making safety part of every job . The Council of Ontario Construction Associations (COCA), along with The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) and the Construction Safety Association of Ontario (CSAO), have tested and developed The Safety Edge to reach small construction firms.
	The Telework Coalition
	Their vision is to take a more proactive than reactive approach towards promoting telework and telecommuting and fill the void left by other telework advocacy groups.
	Wellness Council of America
	WELCOA focuses on building Well Workplaces—organizations that are dedicated to the health of their employees.
	Yukon Mine Training Assoction
	The Yukon Mine Training Association (YMTA) is a partnership between the Yukon's mining industry and First Nations. The YMTA ensures that safety training is developed and delivered, meeting industry standards.
	Asbestos Removal Contractors Association
	A non-profit trade association committed to promoting the growth and image of the UK’s asbestos abatement industry. ARCA is committed to working with enforcing authorities and member companies to strive for continuous improvement in standards, quality, safety and efficiency.
	Association canadienne Air pour tous
	Nous appuyons les efforts entrepris par le secteur canadien du tourisme d’accueil pour promouvoir des solutions axées sur la ventilation.
	Centre patronal de santé et sécurité du travail du Québec (CPSSTQ)
	Le Centre patronal de santé et sécurité du travail du Québec, chef de file en formation-information en santé-sécurité du travail, a pour mission d'aider le milieu patronal québécois à assumer le leadership de la SST. Avec ses partenaires - les associations membres -, il offre à ses clients, les entreprises, des services de sensibilisation, d'information et de formation en SST, lesquels appuient la mise en place d'une approche systémique de gestion de la SST adaptée à la réalité de chaque entreprise.
	Conseil du patronat du Québec : santé et sécurité du travail
	Le CPQ intervient sur les principales tribunes où sont débattus des enjeux d'envergure pour l'ensemble de la société québécoise, dans le but de promouvoir les intérêts communs du milieu des affaires et d'assurer le mieux-être collectif, d'où sa devise " Pour avoir l'assurance d'être entendu et défendu ". Le CPQ sert de canal par lequel les gouvernements sont sensibilisés aux besoins des entreprises québécoises, appelées à évoluer dans un contexte de mondialisation. L'accroissement de la productivité, la valorisation de l'entrepreneuriat, la flexibilité dans l'organisation du travail, la fiscalité des particuliers et des entreprises, la formation de la main-d'oeuvre et la reconnaissance des compétences, ainsi que les dossiers relatifs à la santé et à la sécurité du travail s'inscrivent au cœur de ses préoccupations.
	GP2S: Groupe de promotion pour la prévention en santé
	Le Groupe de promotion pour la prévention en santé (GP2S) est un regroupement d'entreprises qui se consacre à la promotion de la santé et la prévention de la maladie en milieu de travail.
	New Brunswick Construction Safety Association
	Engagez-vous à promouvoir un milieu de travail sain et sécuritaire pour vos employés; profitez des cours de formation lorsqu’ils ont lieu dans votre région. Tous les administrateurs d’entreprises devraient suivre les cours sur les Principes du contrôle des pertes afin de s’assurer qu’ils comprennent eux-mêmes les avantages de la formation sur la sécurité, ainsi que leurs obligations et droits en vertu de la Loi et des règlements sur l’hygiène et la sécurité au travail du N.-B.
	Sécurité à la ferme
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