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Posted by HITE Engineering • July 2025 Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities across Canada. Read More

If you’re a manufacturing manager, safety officer, or industrial engineer in Ontario, you know that workplace safety isn’t optional – it’s the law. Read More

Machine guarding compliance is essential to prevent workplace injuries and ensure legal safety standards are met in Ontario. Without proper guarding, workers are exposed to serious hazards such as cuts, crushing, entanglement, and even amputation. Read More

A Pre-Start Health & Safety Review (PHSR) is a crucial safety assessment required by Ontario law before certain machinery or workplace processes can be operated. Businesses must comply with PHSR requirements outlined under Ontario Regulation 851 to ensure worker safety and regulatory compliance. Read More

  OHSA 2025: Key Updates and What Engineers Need to Know Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) is the foundation of workplace safety regulations, and in 2025, several updates will impact engineers in construction and industrial settings. Read More