Pranil‘s thesis was on “Evaluating the effectiveness of VR in a working at height training program: A crossover design experiment.” Pranil’s research could ultimately help Ontario workers be more safe when working at heights.

Pranil’s supervisor is Dr. Ratvinder Grewal and his research is supported by Dr. Alison Godwin.

Well done, Pranil!

On May 11th, the CROSH Crew walked in support of Steps for Life. Our team raised $411 for families affected by life-altering workplace injuries, illnesses and death. Thank you to everyone who donated! Learn more about Steps for Life.

We are very proud to have partnered with OHCOW to produce the Heat Stress Toolkit. The toolkit includes guidebooks, calculator tools, infographics, videos, and other resources to help everyone: understand the heat conditions in their workplace, assess the risk of heat stress, and take action to protect yourself or your workers. Visit https://www.ohcow.on.ca/heat-stress-toolkit/ to access the free toolkit.

A fun day of learning at Canada’s Mining University – Laurentian University! On May 1, 2024, hundreds of local high school students participated in the MineOpportunity Games, learning about modern technologies and career possibilities in the mineral resources industry. At the CROSH table, the students got hands-on insight into research on line-of-sight and musculoskeletal disorders. The CROSH activities, run by Melanie Cloutier and McKinley Broomhead, included health and safety takeaways for the high school students’ everyday lives!