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Are You Safe at Your Job?

Check out this Worker Orientation Health and Safety Checklist. Find out what your employer should discuss with you when you start a new job.
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Occupational Health and Safety: Rate Your Hazard IQ

Any work or life situation that can result in injury, disease or death is a hazard. Check out how you rate on this Hazard IQ quiz.
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Occupational Health and Safety for Young Workers

If you are a new and young worker, or an employer, supervisor, parent or educator of new and young workers, Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) offers many resources designed specifically for you.
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Occupational Health and Safety

Learn about occupational health and safety and how employers and workers can co-operate to keep the workplace safe.

X-treme Safety: Young Worker’s Guide to Safety and Employment Rules

This handbook for young, inexperienced workers is packed with information about the newest occupational health and safety regulations, rights and responsibilities. Through personal stories, quizzes and checklists, youth gain the information they need to contribute to working in a safe, healthy and fair work environment. Authorized by Alberta Education
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Alberta Human Rights Commission

The Alberta Human Rights Commission's purpose is to promote equality and reduce discrimination. It provides public information and education programs, and helps Albertans resolve human rights complaints.

Easy Reading Be Safe at Work

Discover Alberta’s workplace health and safety rules in easy-to-read English. Includes personal stories, labelled safety diagrams, hazard descriptions and a WHMIS explanation. Teaching notes available.
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