Apply to WSCC’s new OHS Funding Program.
This service mostly impacts businesses working in industries like construction, roadworks, and electrical fields, as well as those that contract work to those industries.
In 2024, almost 24% of all injury claims to the WSCC involved struck-by incidents. These incidents often result in injuries to fingers and hands, eyes, and upper extremities.
Please review alternatives to using mail for employers, workers, claimants, pensioners, and suppliers.
A resource to help you build or improve your safety program.
We promote workplace health and safety while providing no fault insurance to employers, and care for injured workers in Nunavut (NU) and Northwest Territories (NWT).
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Yellowknife, NT / Iqaluit, NU (July 15, 2025) – The Workers’ Safety & Compensation Commission (WSCC) is now accepting applications for initiatives that aim to reduce work-related injuries and…
Educational tools, employer guides, and resources for young workers. Build a safer and stronger next generation of workers.
“Struck-by” incidents happen when a worker comes into contact with a moving object, tool, or piece of equipment. For example, a worker could be struck by a tool falling off a roof, a swinging tool…
