SAFETY RULE STAPLES
HISTORICAL SAFETY
RANDY RANDOM
SAFETY IN MUSIC
EMERGENCY!
100

No radar gun is required for this site violation to occur.

Speeding

100

Canvas, glue and black paint were used to make an early 20th-century version of this now-common PPE.

Hart Hats
100

Before receiving the name we all know it to be, this video game character was originally called "Jumpman".

It's-a-me, Mario

100

A 2015 song by the Weeknd, which sounds like something you might say if you don't take your warm-up breaks this winter.

Can't Feel My Face

100

In May 2016, roughly 88,000 people were forced to evacuate Fort McMurray because of this type of emergency.

Wildfire/Forest Fire

200

Before any work begins, every worker is expected to meet this three-word requirement.

Fit for duty

200

The widespread battlefield use of chlorine in 1915 accelerated the development of this piece of protective equipment.

Gas masks

200

Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in our solar system, is found on this planet.

Mars

200

At roughly 100 beats per minute, this Bee Gees song has been used to help people maintain the recommended rhythm while performing CPR.

Stayin' Alive

200

While working in a process area, a blue flashing beacon accompanied by an alarm means you must evacuate the area due to the potential presence of this.

H2S

300

When you're alone, use caution. When you've got company, this becomes mandatory.

Spotting

300

Once considered a highly useful industrial material, this mineral can cause diseases that may not appear until decades after its microscopic fibres are inhaled.

Asbestos

300

This is the largest animal known to have ever existed on Earth.

the Blue Whale

300

An Ed Sheeran song - and something our experienced workers are expected to get rid of before our new-hires start showing up in October.

Bad Habits

300

During an emergency check-in exercise, Bouchier field workers are required to muster to their area muster point, then do this to ensure they are recorded as safe and accounted for.

Contact their direct lead hand

400

Unlike your pre-use inspection, this required inspection may be performed numerous times throughout the day.

360 walkarounds

400

In 1984, the Bhopal disaster killed several thousand people and exposed more than 500,000 to toxic gas released from a Union Carbide pesticide plant in this country.

India

400

England has the lion, Canada has the beaver, but Scotland chose this “animal” as its national symbol.

the Unicorn

400

A Britney Spears song, a System of a Down album & song, and also something you might find on a WHMIS label.

Toxic/Toxicity

400

Everyone should know how to report an emergency during work hours — but if a serious emergency occurs while you're at camp, this is the number you should call.

(780) 713-5210

500

Michael Jordan, standing 6'6", comes within about two centimetres of the number associated with this safety rule.

2m (clearance) rule

500

This ancient Greek physician, better known for an oath bearing his name, recorded breathing problems among miners more than 2,000 years ago in ancient Greece.

Hippocrates

500

American attacks on Upper Canada during the War of 1812 didn't go unanswered. In 1814, Canadian retaliation included burning this to the ground.

the White House
500

This 80's hit by Canadian band Men Without Hats has a title that sounds like something the HSE department came up with.

The Safety Dance

500

Before this emergency device performs its most important function, rescuers must make sure nobody is touching the casualty.

AED

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