Create safety in your workplace with customized, regulation-ready documentation that’s effective and effortless to use.
Safety documents need to serve two groups of people: regulators and workers. But finding the balance between by-the-book compliance and easy-to-follow guidelines is far from simple. Unless you work with us, that is! Our user-driven approach means we design workplace health documents that your workers will actually use, and our experience guarantees that due diligence and compliance are never overlooked.
We deliver more than compliance — we provide clear, easy-to-use safety documentation that your team can confidently apply every day.
Through many years of experience. we know what it takes for safety documentation to pass official regulatory inspections.
Our knowledge in workplace health document design is regularly updated and vetted against nationally-recognized standards for occupational safety.
It means we’ve designed thousands of business, site, and process-specific workplace health documents for dozens of distinct industries.
Our document design services can handle every part of your business’s safety documentation, whether it is annual reviews, revisions to achieve compliance, or ground-up development of entirely new safety programs.
Don’t have the time or resources to develop new programs, plans, policies, or procedures? We have dozens of pre-built safety document templates that meet all compliance standards. Using these already-designed workplace health documents is as simple as filling in the blanks and implementing your safety requirements.
If you’ve developed new documentation and want to make sure it is compliant with the regulators, our design service experts can audit your documents and provide you with qualified, actionable recommendations.
Niche business? Breaking new ground? We can still design effective, compliant workplace health and safety documents.
Submit a RequestOur document design services in Canada help create safety documentation for businesses like yours: ones that need to achieve regulatory compliance but also recognize that genuine worker safety can’t be an afterthought.
We do that by collaborating with you and your experts, combining your operational knowledge with our OHS expertise to develop programs, plans, procedures, and forms that keep your workers safe without disrupting the way they work.
It was an excellent day and
exceptionally informative. Your presentation style and demeanor made it easy to
absorb the content, which has enabled our company to incorporate some new
structures and procedures to enhance our service and professionalism. This will
go a long way in servicing infection control projects with our contract with the
Vancouver Island Health Authority.
- Shane | Operations Manager, PROPACIFIC DKI
We provide our clients with:
In most cases, safety documentation needs to be reviewed at least once per year. If you make changes to your processes or equipment during the year, you’ll have to update your safety documentation accordingly.
This will depend on your business, but the guidance provided by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety offers a good place to start. They acknowledge that due diligence documentation includes:
Yes, even if your business operations include uncommon risks or hazardous materials, we can still work with you to design regulation-compliant workplace health and safety documents.
Do a better job of managing safety and liability with documentation that’s designed with due diligence, compliance, and usability in mind.
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OHS Global is an occupational health and safety provider that serves clients across Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Victoria, Kelowna, Toronto, New Brunswick, Halifax, and Yellowknife.