Auspice Safety Inc.

From hazard awareness to workplace safety best practices, Auspice Safety offers courses that help employees stay safe and organizations stay compliant. Visit our website for more training opportunities.

Backed by Compliance and Integrity
Auspice Safety Inc. offers investigative services to clients within the private and public sectors in compliance with provincial and federal jurisdictions.

Our investigative team operates in alignment with the Ontario Human Rights Code, the Occupational Health and Safety Act, and the Canada Labour Code, Part 2, ensuring that every inquiry is objective, timely, and confidential.

Safety isn’t optional—it’s essential. ✅
Our courses focus on practical, up-to-date training that your team can apply immediately on the job.
👷‍♀️👷 Build confidence. Reduce incidents. Strengthen your safety culture.

Spring Workplace Safety Tips for Ontario Workplaces
As winter ends and temperatures rise, spring introduces new workplace hazards that employers and workers must manage. Changing weather conditions, melting snow, and increased outdoor work activities can all create safety risks.
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Ontario) (OHSA), employers are required to take every reasonable precaution to protect workers and provide proper information, instruction, and supervision regarding workplace hazards.

Below are several key spring safety tips to help maintain a safe and compliant workplace.