Submit workplace health and safety photos for a chance to win

Group of forestry workers talking

Photo submissions help showcase safe work practices across Ontario

What does health and safety look like in your workplace?

Workplace Safety North (WSN) is inviting clients to share photos that showcase health and safety in action across Ontario’s mining, forest products, paper, printing and converting, and small business sectors. 

Whether it’s workers:

  • completing a task safely,
  • participating in training,
  • donning, doffing, or using equipment,
  • working together,
  • or putting safe work practices into action,

we want to see health and safety through your lens.

Everyone who submits a photo will be entered for a chance to win a $250 WSN training credit. Submitted photos may be featured in WSN communications, including our website, newsletters, social media and other health and safety materials.

What we're looking for

Photos could show:

  • Workers performing everyday tasks safely
  • Safe work practices and procedures in action
  • Training or safety meetings
  • Proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Teams working together
  • Equipment, work environments or other images that help tell the story of workplace health and safety

Photo guidelines

Photos should:

  • Be high resolution; smartphone photos are welcome
  • Clearly show safe work practices and appropriate PPE, where required
  • Be taken with permission from your workplace
  • Have permission from any identifiable individuals shown in the photo
  • Be original photos that you or your organization have the right to submit

Enter for a chance to win

To submit your photos, please complete this form by Friday, November 27, 2026: https://forms.gle/vvDtsnECL9oeYosx7 

By submitting a photo, you agree that Workplace Safety North may use the photo in its communications and promotional materials, including its website, newsletters and social media, and other health and safety materials.

Help us showcase the people and workplaces putting health and safety into action across Ontario.