Every year on April 28, we take the time to remember workers that have passed away or become ill or injured because of a workplace incident…
The regulations surrounding transportation of dangerous goods are ever-changing. The recent release of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) fall/winter 2020 newsletter from Transport Canada highlights…
Danatec by We Know Training and Global Training Centre are pleased to launch a new approved supervisory-level online Ground Disturbance training course for British Columbia (BC)…
All Canadian jurisdictions require some form of first aid available in the workplace, no matter the industry. With the rise in popularity of eLearning, it’s no…
Defensive driving is important all year long, but especially in the winter where snow and ice can make driving conditions more dangerous than in the warmer…
Drug and alcohol testing in the workplace are performed in many industries in both Canada and the United States as one of the many measures to…
Although we can never have an exact number due to underreporting, many Canadians are injured at work every year. Workplace injuries range from minor to very…
Happy Canada Day!Danatec is proud to be a 100% Canadian-owned business, with over 30 years serving our markets.We want to celebrate the amazing efforts all of you make each day to keep Canadian workers safe at work. That’s why we are offering 15% off some of our top selling products until July 2.The sale includes our best-selling WHMIS
Tow Safely This SummerThis summer, take advantage of our one time offer to get our Recreational Trailer Safety or Commercial Trailer Safety course COMPLETELY FREE. The Recreational…
Today, April 28, marks Canada’s National Day of Mourning. Each year we set aside this day to remember the thousands of workers who have been killed, injured, or fallen sick due to a work-related incident. This day is also a valuable reminder of the importance of safety training and practice, and, as the Canadian Centre for