Manage Records
Training Records
mySafetyAssistant automatically keeps detailed training records for all your employees and flags retraining dates. As the account administrator you can assign courses to employees, track their number of attempts and final grades. You can print out employee reports, course reports and certificates of training at any time.
Create your Safety Management System Filing Cabinet
- Create your own company intranet accessible to all employees
- Upload and track all your Workplace Safety and Health records, policies, procedure, reports and other critical document
- Turn documents on or off and control who can view and access each record
- Assign documents to employees and track / record when they have viewed them
- Filter documents by category, division, supervisor, revision date and more!
- Automatic email notification when documents or required actions are coming due
- Stores all your important safety records in one convenient place
- mySafetyAssistant stores all your records in a secure data warehouse facility
Recent News
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Loaded cattle truck collides with train near Carberry
Posted Feb 2, 2012 A train and semi-tractor trailer loaded with cattle collided in heavy fog at a controlled railway crossing near Carberry.
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Bystanders help security guard being beaten by grocery thieves
Posted Feb 2, 2012 Bystanders came to the aid of a security guard who was being beaten by two people he had stopped after they left a store without paying for a cart of groceries.
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Police say no one hurt after municipal salt truck plows into home
Posted Feb 2, 2012 No one was hurt when a municipal salt truck plowed through the front section of a house in Trenton, N.S.
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Sawdust problems recurrent at destroyed B.C. mill, but information wasn't shared
Posted Feb 2, 2012 Two separate safety monitoring agencies flagged sawdust as a concern at a northern British Columbia sawmill that exploded, but it doesn't appear they shared the information about the potential hazard.
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Interlake Potato Farms Ltd fined $15,000
Posted Jan 31, 2012 A worker received 2nd & 3rd degree burns to the hands and face from an electrical arc flash from a main breaker panel.
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Alberta bolsters safety rules after disabled man dies from scalding in bath
Posted Jan 31, 2012 Alberta is bringing in new safety standards after a mute, severely disabled man in government care died from scalding injuries he suffered while being bathed.
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