At its core, workplace health and safety is not merely a legal obligation—it is a moral responsibility. Long before modern regulations existed, Scripture established principles that align closely with today’s Canadian safety standards. These timeless truths provide a strong ethical foundation for organizations committed to protecting people. 1. Responsibility for Known Hazards Biblical Principle: When a danger is known, action must be taken to prevent harm (Exodus 21:28–29)

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