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Sayle Safety is pleased to announce its nomination for a 2021 Readers’ Choice Award by Canadian Occupational Safety, a premier publication on OHS in Canada for nearly 60 years. The categories of nomination fall under #8: OHS CONSULTANTS (as Sayle Safety),

SayleGroup’s Stephen Sayle was recently interviewed by OHS Canada Magazine for their cover story on the evolution of safety training. Follow this link for the full story.

We are extremely proud to see that our digital inspection app is being used by Lindsay Construction!

Documenting the attendees at your workplace inspections is critical for due diligence and recordkeeping.

A new year often comes with new expectations at work, and really, in several aspects of our lives. We set new goals for ourselves with an optimistic and ambitious mindset to achieve them. It can be both exciting and stressful at

We were proud to have CEO, Stephen Sayle, present our SayleSafety App and Safety Culture movement ideology at the 2019 International Bridge, Tunnel & Turnpike Association (IBTTA) annual meeting. The SayleSafety App is a truly industry-agnostic solution to conducting routine safety

As the summer season comes to a close, we are steadily approaching one of the busiest times of the year for many industries.  Several operations experience increased demand from customers and also extend that demand to suppliers and contractors. In

There are many special calendar days that seemingly fly under the radar. If nothing else, they all do one thing very effectively: raise awareness. You are probably quite familiar with those that have gone viral, such as “Bell Let’s Talk

Regardless of the types of inspections you do, they all incorporate the collecting, reviewing and sharing of information. They also typically have one thing in common: paper. This produces something physical that needs to be managed. Ask youself, would the

We probably all do weekly or monthly safety meetings to discuss big-ticket items, lessons learned and ways to improve as a whole. But, what about smaller, day-by-day things that may pop up that can impact safety – like the weather