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About Covid-19 and support from the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC
The ABC’s of Managing OthersSupervisors play a vital role in guiding teams, managing performance, and fostering a positive work environment. Through this course, explore key topics such as transitioning into a supervisory role, setting goals, communicating clearly, giving feedback, and handling conflict. Develop the foundational skills needed to lead others effectively in the workplace. Perfect for new and aspiring supervisors and managers.
Successfully Managing ChangeWorkplaces are always evolving and needing to adapt to changing circumstances. In this online course, you'll learn practical strategies to handle change for yourself and others.
Risk ManagementRisk management is critical for minimizing negative impacts, maximizing opportunities, and ensuring organizational success. In this course, learn about the principles of effective risk management for small and large organizations and gain the skills to help you make informed decisions and implement effective strategies.
Measuring Training ResultsTraining is an essential investment. Whether designing training programs, assessing performance improvements, or presenting results to stakeholders, this course will help you develop an effective training evaluation strategy.
Emergency Response PlanningEmergency response planning is one of the key elements to include in your occupational health and safety program. This program allows you to plan out how you would respond to an emergency in the event of, which can result in saving lives, property, revenue, etc. 
Contractor SafetyWhen you hire an outside contractor to work at your facility, do you know what are your legal responsibilities? Gain basic knowledge of risks, legal requirements, and the best practices associated with managing contractor safety for anyone acting in the capacity of an owner, employer, or prime contractor in the manufacturing sector.
Combustible Dust: For Employers & ManagersDust found in manufacturing can be combustible. When fine dust particles catch fire in the air – the fire can spread quickly and even lead to an explosion. This online awareness course will provide you with the key principles and concepts for recognizing the hazards, unsafe conditions and preventive actions associated with combustible dust.
Make It Safe Media KitPartners In Safety Media Kit for Partners Everything you need to share the news about Make It Safe 2025! Make It Safe 2025 connects industry leaders, safety and HR professionals, safety committee members, students, and experts from across B.C. and around the world, building community and knowledge.  Join us—and use this kit to help reach more people […]
Psychological Health and Safety vs. Psychological Safety: Clearing the ConfusionNot long ago, I was speaking with a leader about psychological safety. He said: “Not a problem, we have policies in place for bullying and harassment.” It’s a common mix-up. Many people use psychological safety and psychological health and safety interchangeably. But while the two are connected, they’re not the same thing. And understanding the […]
Leveraging AI Technology to Improve Workplace Safety
Crane + Rigging Safety: Overhead Crane Regulatory RequirementsIn this webinar with WorkSafeBC, get details and information on how to keep your workers safe when using rigging, hoists, and overhead cranes in manufacturing.
Make It Safe Youth Challenge Submission PortalMake It Safe Youth Challenge | Submission Portal Explore the dynamic field of health and safety within the manufacturing and food processing industries. Part competition, part showcase, part networking career opportunity, the Youth Challenge introduces students to safety and technology-minded employers—with over $5,000 in cash prizes! With a focus on student viewpoints and new technology, the 2025 […]