Branches across Canada
Ask a Safety Specialist. Call us toll free 877-747-7117

HazSafeID
Create a safer work environment with HazSafeID
HazSafeID, in conjunction with onsite safety programs, helps workers be more accountable for their safety. This is done by building a better safety culture through linking HazSafeID tagged equipment to specific workers and onsite safety reviews. With HazSafeID, damaged, unsafe equipment is identified by our inspectors and removed from service so workers don’t get injured due to wearing faulty equipment.
View our photo gallery for examples of unsafe equipment that Hazmasters has removed from service for our customers through the HazSafeID program.
View HazSafeID Photo Gallery
Time is valuable. Safety Officers have a full time job keeping up with daily safety issues and often don’t have the time needed to do regular comprehensive inspections of equipment, plus complete all of the documentation that is required. Don’t get caught with equipment that has not been inspected, or with rushed inspections that result in defects being overlooked.
Even brand new safety equipment needs to be inspected by a competent person before first use. Using our HazSafeID program will ensure your new equipment is properly inspected before you receive it so that workers are not waiting around for equipment to be inspected before they can start using it. Free up your Safety Officers’ valuable time by using HazSafeID.
Our HazSafeID program helps make safety simple through equipment inspections, identification, tracking, and reporting on your safety equipment. You get easy, web-based access to your information, whenever and wherever you need it.
We’ll Perform Your Safety Equipment Inspection
Better Documentation
Easy Identification and Monitoring
Learn more about HazSafeID with a 5-minute demonstration at your location, and view these resources:
Already a HazSafeID client?
Confined Space Attendant/Entry Supervisor
Burnaby, BCConfined Space Entrant
Burnaby, BCFall Protection Defined
Dartmouth, NS
Watch our
3 minute video