Strains and sprains caused by overexertion are the most common workplace injuries
Physical abilities testing can determine a worker’s current fitness to perform their employment duties, reducing the risk of occupational injury
Only the essential physical abilities required for the job are assessed, safely and efficiently, by qualified professionals in a clinical setting
Employers are required by provincial legislation to implement protective measures in workplaces with known respiratory hazards (e.g., coal dust, asbestos, silica, isocyanates). The goal is to prevent workers from inhaling such hazards, which could cause occupational lung diseases and other complications over the course of their employment. Legislation can vary by province.
We are happy to announce the donation of 5,600 COVID-19 rapid antigen tests to the Canadian Cancer Society for distribution across Canada to support their Wheels of Hope, Lodge and Camp Goodtimes programs, honouring the commitment we made earlier in the year to donate 1 Covid-19 rapid antigen test kit (containing 5 tests) for every 10 kits purchased online at COVIDdetect.ca.
We are happy to announce that we will resume conducting spirometry testing at our DriverCheck Clinics effective July 4, 2022.
This communication is to update you on DriverCheck Clinics’ temporary health and safety measures to mitigate risk of COVID-19 infections and transmissions while performing spirometry testing, ensuring the continued safety of our staff, our clients, and our operations.
In the 1980's, I drove my classic convertible for the annual Daffodil Parade in downtown Toronto, up and down University Avenue and Yonge Street. After the parade, all celebrities, drivers and CCS staff congregated at the Sheridan Centre Hotel, where I learned a bit about the Canadian Cancer Society.
On International Women’s Day, I find myself reflecting on lessons learned from women I admire and respect. There are so many strong, courageous, and compassionate women making a difference in the world. Today, my mother, and DriverCheck co-founder Dr. Mary-Jean Page, comes to mind. A highly intelligent, resilient, caring, and creative woman, she was key in building our company from the ground up.
We are thrilled to announce that COVIDdetect by DriverCheck will donate 1 COVID-19 rapid antigen test kit, containing 5 rapid antigen tests, to the Canadian Cancer Society for every 10 kits purchased online at COVIDdetect.ca. This partnership follows a donation of 1,000 tests earlier this year in commemoration of World Cancer Day, February 4, and comes at a time when public health restrictions are being lifted and Canadians are progressively returning to regular activities and spending more time with family and friends.
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