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Author: Lisa Hallsworth
19 November 2019
Rillea Technologies Wins Quinte Business Achievement Trailblazer of the Year Award! “It is with great pride that we accept the Quinte Business Achievement Trailblazer of the Year Award”, said Lisa Hallsworth, CEO of Rillea Technologies. “It is awesome to be recognized for our forward-thinking innovation, hard work and the social good that we are leading …
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Author: Rob Hallsworth
11 January 2017
Going for Gold, Your SDS Collection is Uniquely Valuable A good gold mine produces 2 ounces of gold for every ton of rock mined. That is a lot of effort to get the valuable nuggets from the overwhelming quantity of ore. Likewise, you are challenged to get the nuggets of information you need from your SDS …
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Author: Lisa Hallsworth
28 July 2020
Data has long been the basis of good science. Remembering our earliest science experiments, until our hypotheses were confirmed by data, they were really just educated guesses. Workplace Data for Good Today, data is easier to gather than ever before and the challenge is how to effectively present and use it, for the greater good. …
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Author: Rob Hallsworth
29 January 2018
WHMIS was created to help reduce the injuries, illnesses, deaths, medical costs, fires and explosions caused by the unsafe use of hazardous products. Despite these noble objectives, 30 years after its creation it is one of the most frustrating pieces of legislation in the Health and Safety area. Why is WHMIS so Difficult? Frustration exists …
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Author: Rob Hallsworth
22 August 2017
Updated: December 29th, 2020 A leader in any organization (director, municipal councillor, C-suite executive, owner, manager) can quickly demonstrate to others what is important to the organization by asking a question. No matter how complex the issue, process or problem, a simple question asked of the right people will provide valuable insight as to how …
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Author: Rob Hallsworth
13 September 2021
WHMIS exists to protect workers from hazardous chemicals. It is based on the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals commonly referred to as GHS. GHS focuses on 2 items: Classification – the arrangement of hazards into groups based on specific criteria Labelling – the use of symbols and descriptions of the hazards based …
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