About
About the Alliance
News and Events
Membership
Membership Types
Member Highlights
Services
Safety Assessments + Consultations
Advisor Services
Leadership and Psychological Safety Services
Training
CATALOG AND UPCOMING CLASSES
Resources
By Type
OHS Competency Tools and Framework
Certificate of Recognition / OSSE
Getting Certified
COR/OSSE Resources
Recognition & Awards
Navigation
Member Highlights:
Safety Assessments + Consultations: Air Quality Assessment, Combustible Dust and Dust Hazard Assessments, Confined Spaces Assessment, Critical Incident Response Services, Ergonomics, Machine Safeguarding Assessment, Noise Hazards | Surveys and Testing Services
Advisor Services: Safety Needs Analysis | GAP Analysis, Safety Program Support (SPS) | Safety Compliance Support (SCS)
Leadership and Psychological Safety Services: Mental Health and Wellness at Work, Leadership Training and Coaching, Respectful Workplace Support
CATALOG AND UPCOMING CLASSES: See All Training Topics, Upcoming Classes, eLearning - Online Safety Training
By Type: Checklists, Guidebooks, Presentations, Quick Reference Cards, Safety Awareness Posters, Safety Videos, Templates, Toolbox Talks, Webinars
OHS Competency Tools and Framework:
Getting Certified: Steps to OSSE Certification, COR for Small Business, COR / OSSE Small Business Referral Program, Certified OSSE/COR External Auditors
12
Months
of Safety
of Safety
August 2025
Incident reporting
Employers are required to report and investigate all serious incidents and accidents in the workplace. You must report a serious injury or death of a worker to WorkSafeBC under the Workers Compensation Act.
What do you need to report to WorkSafeBC?
- Serious injuries or death of a worker
- Injuries requiring medical treatment beyond basic first aid
- Incidents where there was a potential for serious injury, even when no injury occurred
- Major structural issues
- Driving related incidents
- Explosive or blasting incidents
Incident reportingHealth and Safety Resources and Tools
WorkSafeBC has developed an employer incident investigation report (EIIR) template you can use to create all four reports that may be required following an incident in your workplace.
About MSABC
Board & Governance
Contact Us
