MLITSD inspections consistently reveal recurring compliance issues, from outdated hazard assessments to gaps in WHMIS programs and documentation. This article breaks down the most common violations and provides practical guidance to help organizations address risks proactively and improve inspection readiness for 2026.

Results from MLITSD blitzes tend to show similar issues year after year. In many cases, orders are issued not because employers are unaware of their obligations, but because programs, training, or documentation have not kept pace with changes in the workplace. 

Understanding where inspectors most often find non-compliance allows employers to focus their preparation efforts where they matter most. 

Inspectors regularly encounter outdated or incomplete hazard assessments, particularly where work processes or equipment have changed.

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