Pulp and Paper Health and Safety Association
The elimination of illnesses and injuries through the pursuit of excellence
The Pulp and Paper Health and Safety Association (PPHSA) works with converters, sheet plants, corrugators and mills. We assist you in achieving regulatory compliance and improving occupational health and safety performance - resulting in lower worker compensation premiums, fewer losses, improved productivity and increased profitability.
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Certification Consultation - Invitation to Participate
The WSIB is reviewing its JHSC certification standards and program to meet the changing needs of workers and employers, and are interested in receiving your feedback. These standards and the program are in need of modernizing to ensure certified members continue to receive the highest quality training and knowledge. This consultation is your opportunity to help ensure the new Certification Standards and Program reflect current principles in health and safety and adult education and result in effective training for certified members. Details of how to submit your feedback are included in the consultation paper. Please note that the deadline for submissions is February 5, 2010.
Consultation on Joint Health and Safety Committee Certification Program
Road to Zero: 2020
Based on declining injury and fatality trends in our industry, PPHSA projects the year 2020 as the target for the complete elimination of illnesses and injuries in our sector. Please join us on the Road to Zero.
Road to Zero Restructuring
CEO Announced for Workplace Safety North PDF
Ontario's Prevention System: A Business Case for Change PDF
WSIB Road to Zero PDF
Legislative Updates & Hot Topics
Keep up to date on news, research and legislative requirements to meet and achieve legislative compliance and a healthier and safer workplace.
H1N1 – Issues for Employer Response PDF
Ontario Moves to Add Violence/Harassment to OHSA PDF
View Great New Workplace Violence Prevention Resources from OSACH
Newness and the Risk of Occupational Injury PDF
Workers' Compensation and the Business Cycle PDF
2009 Review of Occupational Exposure Limits in Ontario: Current and Proposed
2010 Preliminary Premium Rates Announced