In 2016, nearly 10,500 New Brunswickers were injured on the job, eight of them fatally
Sadly, 26 years after the first Day of Mourning was enacted in Canada, workers are still being killed, injured or suffering occupational illnesses.
The annual WorkSafeNB Safety Star Awards recognizes New Brunswickers who make health and safety a priority every day.
WorkSafeNB launches a new Safety Excellence NB portal today to help New Brunswickers better understand safety obligations in the residential construction industry.
The Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick (AANB), WorkSafeNB and the New Brunswick Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries invite you to recognize Canadian Agricultural Safety Week (CASW) 2017 by committing to providing healthy and safe environments for everyone who lives on, works on or visits farms.
Premier Brian Gallant said he and his regional counterparts are working together to improve the lives of Atlantic Canadians by focusing on issues such as economic growth including increasing trade, regulatory alignment and improving health-care outcomes and patient care.
With the recent heavy snowfalls in New Brunswick, WorkSafeNB is reminding workers and employers to be careful when clearing rooftops.
WorkSafeNB’s board of directors has an opening for an employer representative.
WorkSafeNB, in co-operation with the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, launches the 2017 Focus on Safety Youth Video Contest.
WorkSafeNB honoured two exceptional teachers who make safety, in and out of the classroom, a priority.
