Covid-19

About Covid-19 and support from the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC
Communicable Disease Prevention PlanThis template is a guide to ensure that you have considered the communicable disease prevention measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, flu, colds, and other viruses in your workplace. Although you are no longer required to maintain a formal, written plan (unless directed by Public Health), by completing this checklist, you can be confident […]
Winterizing Road SafetyYour safety program needs to cover winter driving Courtesy of Road Safety at Work Does your workplace safety program include steps to reduce the risks employees face when driving on the job in winter? It needs to. Your safety responsibilities don’t change with the seasons. But you do need to address the additional driving hazards […]
Our PeopleOur People The Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC staff is made up of highly motivated safety professionals supported by team members with occupational health and safety experience. The team is dedicated to working with industry to reduce injuries and make BC workplaces the safest in Canada. Wayne Arondus Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer of […]
Sponsorship OpportunitiesPartner + Sponsorship Opportunities Make connections. Deliver value. Through value-added partnership and sponsorship, the Alliance offers multiple ways to connect with BC manufacturers — and align your brand with a cause that is saving lives. Extend your reach to our members by speaking or exhibiting, network and connect with industry at member events. Align with […]
The dangers of fatigue in the workplace | Understanding the risk and impactA contributing factor in 13 percent of workplace injuries, workplace fatigue also has a costly financial impact . A study in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that US businesses lose more than $100 billion per year to fatigue-related absenteeism and reduced productivity. Learn how to manage fatigue risk at work in this 2-hour […]
Harassment and Bullying in the WorkplaceLearn why harassment and bullying at work is an occupational health and safety issue. By the end of this webinar, workers, health and safety professionals, supervisors, and managers will better understand how to identify and respond to incidents of bullying and harassment.
Bullying and Harassment AwarenessEmployers, supervisors, and workers all have responsibilities under WorkSafeBC OHS Policies to prevent bullying and harassment in the workplace. This Bullying and Harassment Awareness course is meant to offer training to workers on identifying bullying and harassment in the workplace, its impact and practical strategies to prevent it.
Lean 5S Training: Certificate Workshops5S is an inexpensive approach to workplace organization that pays large dividends in safety and employee mental health as it improves productivity for higher profit.
SMW | Canadian OHS Regulations for Incident InvestigationSAFETY META WORLD Canadian OHS Regulations for Incident Investigation British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Newfoundland & Labrador Yukon Northwest Territories & Nunavut Federal / Federally Regulated Companies​ British Columbia Regulations Workers Compensation Act Part 2 Occupational Health and Safety Part 2 Division 10 includes Incident Reporting […]