CCOHS Safe Work vs Sarbat Khalsa

The goal of the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) is to advance health and safety in the workplace. CCOHS offers a wide range of credible and relevant tools and resources to help organizations raise awareness, assess risks, implement prevention programs, and improve health, safety and well-being. The CCOHS Safe Work app provides access to health and safety information to help workplaces operate safely and protect workers. It now includes access to our collection of over 700 OSH Answers fact sheets covering a wide variety of topics such as hazards, chemicals, mental health, diseases, ergonomics, and health promotion. The app also includes current guidance and resources on respiratory infectious diseases, travel health and safety, and zoonotic diseases, developed in partnership with the Public Health Agency of Canada. Get access to fact sheets, tip sheets, infographics, videos, and more to help support health and safety in your workplace. Search resources by topic, title, or keyword, save your favourites, and share with colleagues. Once it’s downloaded to your device, you can access the resources offline in areas where there is limited or no internet connectivity.

This app by Sarbat Khalsa introduces a unique features to connect Sikhs from across the world. It offers unique platform of Online-Gurdwara, which is an online Gurbani-Vichar initiatives happening across the globe. The user can enable the notification for the session that best suits his/her time zone. The app also has other useful features, like free download of valuable books. Sarbat Khalsa Jathebandi is an autonomous organization embodying the Panch-Pradhani (Collective Leadership of Chosen Ones) concept in the light of Gurmat, without being tied to any particular country or place, representing Sikhs all over the world with complete transparency. Various Sikh Organizations can register with Sarbat Khalsa and send their representatives to form Sarbat Khalsa Panchayat. The Panchayat members themselves select five among them which is referred as Panj-Pardhani. The details are given in By-Laws.