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Worker Sign In/Out
Monitor · Attendance & Access
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Search
Monitor · Find records across the site
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Hazard Assessment
Assess · Risk & Controls
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Daily Checklist
Document · Pre-Shift
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Documents
Document · Policies & Acknowledgements
URGENT
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Emergency Response
Report · Contacts & Procedures
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Safety Vision & PPE
AI scans, PPE status & hazards
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Regulations
OH&S · WHMIS · COR
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Toolbox Talks
Daily Briefings
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WHMIS 2015
Hazardous Materials
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Incident Report
Near-Miss · Injuries
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Corrective Actions
Report · Track & Close Actions
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JSA / FLRA
Assess · Job Safety Analysis
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Certifications
Monitor · Worker Tickets & Expiry
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Subcontractors
Monitor · Compliance & Clearances
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Hot Work Permit
Document · Welding & Cutting
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Confined Space
Document · Entry Permit
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Site Contacts
Team · Officers · Emergency
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Dashboard
Report · Analytics & Trends
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Daily Report
Report · Daily Site Report
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Calendar
Schedule · Toolbox & Inspections
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Safety Store
Separate supply ordering app
Worker Sign In / Out
Monitor — Daily site attendance log
Daily Safety Checklist
Document — Complete before work begins each shift
Completion
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Controlled Documents
Document — Acknowledge policies and bulletins
⚠ EMERGENCY RESPONSE ⚠
Stay calm · Follow procedures · Account for all workers
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Fire / Explosion
911
Evacuate immediately. Pull nearest alarm. Do not use elevator.
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Medical Emergency
911
Call 911. Do not move injured. Keep them warm and conscious.
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Hazmat / Spill
1-800-272-9051
CANUTEC 24/7. Evacuate area. Do not touch or inhale.
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Electrical Incident
911
Do NOT touch victim. Cut power if safe. Call 911 immediately.
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Structural Collapse
911
Evacuate. Do not re-enter. Account for all workers at muster.
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Extreme Weather
1-888-211-9995
Suspend work. Shelter all workers. Await all-clear from supervisor.
GENERAL EVACUATION — 6 STEPS / ÉVACUATION GÉNÉRALE — 6 ÉTAPES
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Sound the alarm immediately
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Stop all work and power tools
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Proceed to muster point
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Supervisor takes roll call
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Call 911 and report
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Do not re-enter until cleared
PPE Requirements
Assess — All personnel must comply · no exceptions on site
Required⛑️
Hard Hat / Casque
Class E. Worn at all times in active zones. Replace after any impact.
Required🦺
High-Vis Vest / Veste
Class 2 minimum. Mandatory when heavy equipment is within 30m of personnel.
Required🥾
Safety Boots / Bottes
CSA Grade 1, steel toe, puncture-resistant. Required on all active sites at all times.
Required🧤
Safety Gloves / Gants
Cut-resistant Level A4 minimum. Chemical-resistant gloves for all WHMIS materials.
Conditional🥽
Safety Glasses
ANSI Z87.1. Mandatory for cutting, grinding, overhead work, and chemical handling.
Conditional😷
Respirator / Masque
N95 for dusty environments. Full-face for asbestos, mould abatement, or chemicals.
Conditional🎧
Hearing Protection
Required when noise exceeds 85 dB. Earmuffs NRR 25+ or certified foam plugs.
Conditional🪢
Fall Arrest / Harnais
Full-body harness for work above 3m. Tie-off to certified anchor. Inspect before every use.
Mine💡
Cap Lamp / Lampe
Battery-powered. Required for all underground and low-light mine environments.
Healthcare🧴
Medical Gloves
Nitrile, latex-free. Required for all patient interaction and clinical site work.
Conditional🌡️
Thermal Gear
Insulated outerwear required when temperatures fall below -20°C on outdoor sites.
Conditional🛡️
Face Shield / Écran
Full face shield for grinding, concrete work, chemical mixing, and splash-risk tasks.
Hazard Assessment
Assess — Know the risks · Control the hazards
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Electrical Hazards / Risques électriques
Exposed wiring, overhead power lines, wet conditions near panels. Risk of electrocution, arc flash, and fire.
Controls: LOTO, insulated tools, 300mm exclusion zone, qualified personnel only near live panels.
HIGH
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Fall from Height / Chute de hauteur
Work above 3m: scaffolding, rooftops, open excavations, floor openings. Leading cause of construction fatalities in Canada.
Controls: Full harness, certified anchor points, guardrails, hole covers, work-at-height permit required.
HIGH
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Struck-By Hazards / Frappé par un objet
Moving vehicles, falling objects, swinging loads, projectiles from cutting and grinding operations.
Controls: High-vis vest, hard hat, barricades, spotters, exclusion zones around all operating equipment.
HIGH
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Hazardous Substances / Substances dangereuses
WHMIS materials: silica dust, asbestos, isocyanates, solvents, welding fumes. Chronic long-term exposure risk.
Controls: SDS on site, appropriate respirator, ventilation, handling and disposal protocols posted.
HIGH
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Fire & Hot Work / Travail à chaud
Welding, cutting, grinding near combustibles. Improperly stored flammables. Spontaneous combustion risk.
Controls: Hot work permit, extinguisher within 10m, 30-minute fire watch post-work, combustible clearance.
MED
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Confined Space / Espace clos
Tanks, crawlspaces, trenches, tunnels, mine drifts. Oxygen deficiency, toxic gas, and entrapment risk.
Controls: Entry permit, atmospheric testing, rescue plan, attendant outside, retrieval equipment ready.
MED
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Ergonomic Hazards / Ergonomique
Manual lifting over 23 kg, repetitive motions, awkward postures, vibrating tools. MSI and chronic injury risk.
Controls: Two-person lifts, mechanical aids, stretch breaks, job rotation, posture training for all workers.
MED
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Poor Housekeeping / Entretien ménager
Cluttered walkways, unsecured tools, debris accumulation, and improper waste disposal on site.
Controls: End-of-day cleanup, designated tool storage, waste bins at work areas, weekly site inspections.
LOW
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Thermal Stress / Stress thermique
Heat stroke in summer, hypothermia and frostbite in Manitoba winters. Critical on remote and outdoor sites.
Controls: Hydration stations, heated/shaded shelter, buddy system, weather monitoring, acclimatization plan.
LOW
Toolbox Talks
Document — 5–10 minutes before every shift · 5 à 10 min avant chaque quart
Featured / VedetteToday
Working Safely in Cold Weather
Manitoba winters create serious thermal stress risks. Recognizing hypothermia and frostbite symptoms, buddy systems, proper layering, and when to suspend outdoor work due to extreme windchill.
⏱ 8 min
EN / FR
EssentialYesterday
Fall Protection — Every Time, No Exceptions
Falls are the leading killer in construction. Harness inspection, certified anchor points, 100% tie-off policy, and what to do if a co-worker falls on site.
⏱ 10 min
EN / FR
WHMISMar 17
WHMIS 2015 — Reading Labels on Site
Every worker must understand the 9 WHMIS pictograms, how to read an SDS, and what to do in the event of accidental chemical exposure on site.
⏱ 7 min
EN / FR
CORMar 16
Hazard Recognition — Your Right & Responsibility
Under Manitoba's Workplace Safety and Health Act, every worker has the right to refuse unsafe work. How to identify, report, and respond to hazards before work begins.
⏱ 6 min
EN / FR
MineMar 15
Underground Communication Protocols
Mine drifts and underground environments: atmospheric testing, check-in schedules, emergency signals, and surface communication requirements for all underground workers.
⏱ 9 min
EN / FR
HealthcareMar 14
Infection Control in Healthcare Construction
ICRA compliance on active healthcare sites. Barrier construction, negative air pressure zones, and PPE requirements when working in or adjacent to clinical environments.
⏱ 8 min
EN / FR
Incident Report
Report — All incidents, near-misses and injuries must be reported immediately
✅

Report Submitted / Rapport soumis

Your incident report has been logged and will be reviewed by the Safety Officer.

Votre rapport d'incident a été enregistré et sera examiné par l'agent de sécurité.

JSA / FLRA
Assess — Job Safety Analysis · Field Level Risk Assessment before work begins
No evidence attached
Worker Certifications
Monitor — Track worker tickets, training, and expiry dates
Hot Work Permit
Document — Required for welding, cutting, brazing, or grinding outside designated areas
Combustibles cleared (10m radius)
Fire extinguisher in place (within 10m)
Ventilation verified
Atmosphere/gas check completed
Fire watch assigned for duration + 30min after
Cylinders secured upright, valves checked
Confined Space Permit
Document — Entry permit, atmospheric testing, and rescue plan required before entry
Atmospheric testing completed
Ventilation in place and running
Retrieval system (tripod/winch) ready
Gas monitor calibrated and tested
Communication method confirmed
Rescue plan briefed and equipment ready
No evidence attached
Corrective Actions
Report — Track, verify and close actions across the site
Site Dashboard
Report — Analytics, trends, and compliance overview
Worker Profile
Readiness, certifications, scans, and related records
Daily Site Report
Report — Compile, review, and print the daily site summary
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Site Calendar
Schedule — Toolbox talks, inspections, certifications, and meetings
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Toolbox Inspection Cert Renewal Meeting
Selected Day
Subcontractor Directory
Monitor · WCB clearance, insurance, and compliance status
Expiring Clearances
Expiring / Expired
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Regulations & Standards
Assess — Manitoba OH&S · Federal · WHMIS · COR · Mine Safety · Healthcare
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Workplace Safety and Health Act (WSHA)
Manitoba's primary OH&S legislation. Worker rights, employer duties, refusal of unsafe work, WSH committees.
C.C.S.M. c. W210
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Construction Industry Safety Regulation
Excavation, scaffolding, fall protection, cranes, concrete work, and demolition requirements in Manitoba.
Manitoba Regulation 5/2022
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Canada Labour Code — Part II
Federal OH&S obligations. Safety programs, health committees, and dangerous occurrence reporting.
R.S.C., 1985, c. L-2
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WHMIS 2015 / SIMDUT (GHS Aligned)
Classification, labelling, SDS requirements, and worker training for all hazardous products in Canadian workplaces.
Hazardous Products Regulations SOR/2015-17
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COR — Certificate of Recognition
MAD'R supports COR audit preparation through documented checklists, incident tracking, and safety briefing records.
CSAM / IHSA · Canada-wide
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Mines and Minerals Act — Safety Provisions
Underground mine safety, ground control, atmospheric testing, rescue teams, and mine emergency procedures in Manitoba.
Manitoba Regulation 216/2003
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Mine Atmosphere & Ventilation Standards
O₂ levels 19.5–23%. Permissible limits for CO, NO₂, H₂S, and diesel particulate. Continuous monitoring required.
Manitoba Mines Regulation · Part 7
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ICRA — Infection Control Risk Assessment
Required for all construction adjacent to active healthcare facilities. Barrier construction, dust control, negative pressure zones.
CSA Z317.13 · PHAC Guidelines
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Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control
PPE requirements, sharps disposal, and post-exposure protocol for workers on active healthcare construction sites.
Manitoba Health · OHSA Standards
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WHMIS 2015
Assess — 9 hazard classes · Know every symbol · Always locate the SDS first
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Explosives / Explosifs
Can detonate or deflagrate. No open flame or shock. Strict storage and handling only by qualified personnel.
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Flammable / Inflammable
Liquids, gases, aerosols that ignite easily. Store away from ignition sources. No smoking in storage zones.
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Oxidizing / Oxydant
May intensify fire. Keep away from flammable materials. Separate storage required at all times.
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Acute Toxicity / Toxicité aiguë
Harmful if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through skin. Respiratory protection and gloves required.
☠️
Serious Health Hazard
Carcinogens, mutagens, reproductive hazards. Long-term exposure risk. Full SDS review required before handling.
⚗️
Corrosive / Corrosif
Destroys metals, skin, and eyes on contact. Full chemical-resistant PPE. Eyewash station must be nearby.
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Environmental Hazard
Toxic to aquatic life. Contain all spills immediately. Report every environmental release to Safety Officer.
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Compressed Gas / Gaz comprimé
High-pressure cylinders. Store upright, chained, in ventilated areas. Inspect valves before every use.
⚠️
Irritant / Irritant
May cause skin, eye, or respiratory irritation. Appropriate PPE required. Avoid prolonged or repeated exposure.
⚠ CHEMICAL EXPOSURE — IMMEDIATE RESPONSE / RÉPONSE IMMÉDIATE
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Move victim to fresh air immediately
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Flush affected area with water 15+ min
3
Locate the SDS for the chemical involved
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Call Poison Control: 1-855-776-7676
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Report to Safety Officer · Complete incident report
Site Contacts
Report — Project leadership, safety officers, and emergency contacts
MM
Matt Meder
Co-Founder · President
📞 204-996-4524
✉ matthew@greenkeybuilders.com
MAD'R · Green Key Builders · Legacy Nation · MedeChan
AA
Aaron
Co-Founder · Creative Director
📞 Contact via site office
✉ Contact via office
MAD'R Safety Platform
DJ
Djamal
Co-Founder · Chief Safety Officer
📞 Contact via site office
✉ Contact via office
MAD'R · 20+ Years Certified Safety Professional
RB
Randy Bowles
Co-Founder · CEO
📞 Contact via site office
✉ randy@legacynation.ca
MAD'R · Legacy Nation Contracting
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Emergency Services
Police · Fire · Ambulance
📞 911
Poison Control: 1-855-776-7676
CANUTEC Hazmat: 1-800-272-9051
Available 24 / 7 — Disponible 24h/24
WCB
WCB Manitoba
Workers Compensation Board
📞 1-855-954-4321
Report injuries within 5 business days
24hr Injury Reporting Line · Manitoba
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