Stay compliant with evolving inspection priorities that could affect your jobsite. This article outlines MLITSD compliance initiatives in the mining sector for 2024–2025, highlighting core risk areas like hazard controls, documentation, and inspection focus. The principles apply across industrial jobsites — including construction — when it comes to safety readiness and regulator expectations. A useful refresher to keep crews prepared and compliant.

Starting June 3rd, the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development (MLITSD) will commence its inspection period for various workplace compliance initiatives. As a worker in the mining sector, it’s essential to be informed and prepared. Here’s what you need to know:

• Compliance Requirements: Ensure your workplace complies with the new requirements set out in section 182 of Regulation 854, effective September 1, 2023. 
• Program Development: Develop and maintain a comprehensive airborne hazards management program to safeguard workers from harmful airborne contaminants. 

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