Tag Archives: Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Photo of two men and a woman in PPE talking at a construction site.
Safety for every body: Why properly fitting PPE matters

When it comes to workplace safety, one size does not fit all.  Photo credit: © WorkSafeBC (Workers’ Compensation Board of B.C.), used with permission By Marnie Douglas Ensuring personal protective equipment (PPE) fits every worker isn’t just a best practice; it’s a critical requirement for creating safe and inclusive work environments. Body shape, size, and […]

Photo of a worker tying up the laces of their safety boots.
Put your best boot forward: What to look for in safety boots

Boots are important for protecting your feet from hazards in your workplace. They require regular inspection, just like any other type of PPE.  Recently I read an article in OHS Canada about when to replace workboots. To find out more about workboots, I contacted Theresa O’Hara, an occupational health and safety officer with WorkSafeBC who […]