Candace Carnahan, who experienced a severe workplace injury at the age of 21, is dedicated to educating young workers about job safety through her online program, 'Step Up Your Safety.' After losing part of her left leg in a paper mill accident, Carnahan has partnered with WorkSafeNB, which reports around 750 injury claims annually among workers aged 15 to 24 in New Brunswick, Canada. Her program, launched this year, is included in the Grade 9 personal wellness curriculum, although it is not yet mandatory. Carnahan believes that many young people lack exposure to workplace safety education before starting their first jobs, making them vulnerable to hazards. The training, which takes about an hour to complete, emphasizes the importance of job-specific training and encourages youth to advocate for their safety. Carnahan hopes that one day, this program will become a required resource in schools, equipping students with the knowledge they need to navigate the workforce safely.