Workplace Safety North (WSN) has opened a new office in downtown Sudbury. One of four sector-based health and safety associations in Ontario, WSN provides occupational health and safety training and services for mining and forest products industries, as well as businesses across Northern Ontario.
“The new location offers a state-of-the-art learning environment for health and safety training, including mining supervisor common core, working at heights, and mine rescue,” said Candys Ballanger-Michaud, WSN president and CEO.
“Last year, staff provided almost 2,000 occupational health and safety training sessions across the province, so this move comes at a good time as the new building offers additional classroom space. The building also serves as a centre of innovation for workplace health and safety in Northern Ontario, a place for researchers and partners to meet, collaborate, and share knowledge.”
The Sudbury District Mine Rescue Station has also relocated to the downtown site.
