Safety and health guidesA safety and health guide is an advisory resource to help workers, employers and safety professionals understand and assist in complying with Manitoba’s safety laws and regulations under The Workplace Safety and Health Act (WSH Act).The safety and health guides serve as practical tools to:Break down complex legislation into plain language.Offer best practices and real-world examples for improving workplace safety and health.Clarify legal responsibilities under the WSH Act and its regulations.Assist in demonstrating due diligence by making proactive efforts to develop, maintain and improve safety and health programs.Support a strong safety culture by reducing injuries and illnesses through continuous prevention effortsThese guides are valuable resources for workers, employers and safety professionals to understand workplace safety and apply best practices, but they don’t replace the law. We are working in collaboration with the Province of Manitoba to review and update the guides. For interpretation or application, always refer to the original legislation.Explore downloadable safety and health guidesAll terrain vehicle safety for agricultural workersAsbestos management guideAutomotive lifts guideBeing SAFE at work guideChemical and biological substances in the workplace guidelineCreating a communicable disease prevention planDeveloping a workplace safety and health program guideExcavation work guideFall protection guideGuide for board membersHearing conservation and noise controlHiring an occupational health and safety consultantIndustrial steel storage racks guidelineInvestigating workplace incidentsInvestigation, assessment and remediation of mould in workplacesNew worker orientation and training guidePreventing MSI for employers and joint committees guidePreventing musculoskeletal injuries guidelinePreventing violence in the workplacePrevention harassment in the workplaceRetail safety and security guideSafeguarding machinery and equipment guidelineSafety and health guide for Manitoba farmsSafety and health guide for new retail workersSafety and health guide for small businessesScaffolds and other elevated work platforms guideSetting up a workplace safety and health committee (or representative)Thermal stress guideUnderstanding the risks of musculoskeletal injuryWelding guideWHMIS 2015 information for workersWHMIS 2015 information for employersTo request SAFE Work Manitoba resources in PDF format, please contact us by using our contact form, live chat or by calling 204-957-SAFE (7223).