WASIP Ltd.

Today, we celebrate experience.

For National Seniors Day, we’re recognizing older Canadians and the knowledge, skills, and experience they continue to bring to their workplaces, families, and communities.

Whether it’s sharing a lesson learned over decades, lending a hand on a project, or showing the next generation how to work safely and confidently, experience has lasting value.

Happy National Seniors Day from all of us at WASIP.

Today, WASIP joins Canadians in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

We honour residential school Survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and recognize the lasting impacts on their families and communities.

May today be a time to listen, learn and reflect on our shared responsibility in the ongoing journey toward reconciliation.

Every Child Matters.

Reminder to do a vehicle check as we enter a new season!

Some things you should keep an eye out for are:
- Headlights and taillights
- Battery
- Wiper blades
- Tire pressure
- Tire tread depth / grip (Book a tire change if needed!)
- Brakes
- Engine oil and filter
- Coolant and antifreeze
- Windshield wiper fluid
- Brake fluid
- Power steering fluid

Have your car properly maintained and ready to take on the autumn season.

Wildlife activity is at its peak during autumn as some migrate or hit a significant milestone in their mating season.

If you see a wildlife sign while driving, proceed with caution, especially during sunrise, sunset, and the dark nights. Slow down, keep on the watch, use your high beams at night, and expect animals such as deer to travel in groups (if you see one cross, it’s likely that others will follow).

Come find us at the Western Imprint Canada Show in Edmonton this week on September 23-24, 2026 at the Edmonton EXPO Centre!

We look forward to helping you with your first aid and safety supply customization needs 😉

September 21-27th, 2026 is Rail Safety Week.

Today’s Rail Safety theme is . Every tragedy that happens on railway tracks and crossings is preventable. But did you know that rail safety is a shared responsibility? See what you can do to help keep people and communities safe at www.operationlifesaver.ca

A great day so far at the Wild West Promo Show in Calgary!

We’re here from 10 AM to 2 PM, so if you’re attending, come stop by the WASIP booth and say hello. 😄

We're at The Wild West Promo Show in Calgary!

📅 Monday, September 21st, 2026
⌚ 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
📍 Carriage House Hotel & Conference Centre, 9030 Macleod Trl, Calgary, AB T2H 0M4

Come to our booth to learn more about our customizable apparel, kits, and other promotional safety and first aid supplies! And just a kind reminder: no end users please.

Fallen leaves, rain, and mud can make surfaces slippery and hazardous. Wearing the right footwear for the conditions you’ll be working in is essential to preventing trips, slips, and falls.

Fall means leaves everywhere, including eavestroughs / gutters.

Before setting up a ladder to get things cleaned up, be sure to do proper inspection. Check for cracks, bent metal, and loose parts. And make sure the ladder is built to support your weight plus all the tools you’ll be bringing. Clear the surface you’ll be setting your ladder up on. Choose a solid and non-slip surface. And follow the 4:1 rule; 1 foot away from the wall for every 4 feet of height to the upper support point.

Once the ladder is safely set up, continue working with safety in mind. Keep three points of contact on the ladder (two hands and one foot or one hand and two feet). Do not climb while carrying bulky items in your hands; use a belt or hoist. Always face the ladder when going up and down the ladder. And never stand at the top step or cap of a ladder.

Ladder safety starts before the climb.