Ontario to Require Defibrillators on Construction Sites

Ontario proposes changes that would improve access to defibrillators at construction sites - OHS Canada Magazine

The Ontario government will soon introduce first-in-Canada changes that will, if passed, create safer workplaces for construction workers by requiring automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) at construction sites. This builds on the lifesaving changes introduced in 2022 that require naloxone kits in at-risk workplaces. “Our government is protecting Ontario workers that are building our province by requiring AEDs on construction sites,” said Dav…

Ontario to require defibrillators on construction sites

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Ontario to require AEDs on construction sites

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Labour Minister David Piccini attends Question Period at Queen’s Park in Toronto on Tuesday, May 13, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Cole Burston Ontario is planning to require certain construction sites to have automatic external defibrillators. Labour Minister David Piccini says the proposal will be part of a larger piece of legislation, following six previous omnibus labour bills introduced by Premier Doug Ford’s government. Piccini says the recomm…

Defibrillator instruction at TV Jahn The TV Jahn Fröndenberg has purchased a defibrillator to save human lives in order to place it in the gym of the Overberg School. To ensure that the device can also be used properly, the members and exercise leaders of TV Jahn have been trained. In a two-hour lecture by the employee of the Anesthesia Department of the Menden Hospital, Mr. Tolksdorf, a practical instruction on behavior in...

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(Today’s Northumberland file photo) Province proposing changes that would improve access to defibrillators at construction sites The Ontario government will soon introduce first-in-Canada changes that will, if passed, create safer workplaces for construction workers by requiring automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) at construction sites. This builds on the lifesaving changes introduced in 2022 that require naloxone kits in at-risk workplace…