Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail : Safe and compliant interventions aligned with Quebec regulations
At Moteurs Gosselin, safety, compliance, and operational rigor are at the core of every industrial electric motor repair and maintenance service we provide. That’s why we operate in accordance with the requirements of the Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST), the organization responsible for workplace health and safety standards in Quebec.
This compliance ensures that all our work follows strict protocols designed to protect workers, facilities, and equipment, while maintaining reliable operations in industrial environments.
The CNESST (Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail), a Quebec government organization established in 2016, defines and enforces workplace health and safety standards to prevent accidents, reduce risks, and ensure safe working conditions in industrial environments.
In the industrial electric motor sector, this compliance involves applying strict practices when working on high-risk equipment, including energized systems, moving parts, and active production environments.
It aims to:
Prevent workplace incidents and accidents
Our technicians are trained to safely service a wide range of equipment, including:
Each intervention follows a structured process designed to ensure safety and operational continuity:
This approach helps minimize risks, prevent unexpected downtime, and maintain a safe working environment for all.
Moteurs Gosselin operates in full compliance with CNESST requirements, ensuring safe practices aligned with Quebec’s industrial realities.
This compliance reflects our commitment to prevention, worker safety, and the quality of our services.
When you trust Moteurs Gosselin, you benefit from:
It ensures that all work is performed safely, reducing risks and meeting regulatory requirements.
Yes. Any industrial work involving electrical equipment must follow health and safety standards.
Electrical risks, mechanical hazards, moving parts, and general industrial working conditions.
Yes. It reduces incident risks, improves safety, and ensures legal compliance.
Because it ensures safe, structured, and reliable work practices essential in industrial environments.
Do you have an industrial electric motor that needs safe repair or maintenance?Contact Moteurs Gosselin today for CNESST-compliant service.
We provide repair services across Canada and the northeastern USA, including: Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Quebec city, Laval, Longueuil, Mississauga, New York State, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, and more. Pickup and delivery included.
