Modern manufacturing is increasingly decentralized with the rise of complex, global supply chains. Instead of operating out of one manufacturing site, companies may now partner
In the world of workplace safety, it’s easy to fall into the habit of simply telling employees what to do. The rules are clear, the
Bill Bowman was only 19 years old when his life changed forever. He had just found a summer job at a rail car manufacturing plant
AT the 2024 Safety Pinnacle Awards Gala, manufacturers and business leaders from across B.C. gathered to recognize the unsung heroes of the sector and beyond—the
Fine Choice Foods started 38 years ago as a small family-owned business. Today, they have two facilities and output multiple hundreds of pieces every minute.
Fine Choice Foods, a leading producer of Asian-inspired foods throughout North America, today announced it has attained the Occupational Safety Standard of Excellence (OSSE) certification for manufacturers and food processors in British Columbia. Only one percent of food processing companies in British Columbia achieve OSSE certification, distinguishing Fine Choice Foods as an industry leader. Fine Choice Foods specializes in spring rolls, gyoza dumplings, and the original apple pie roll under the SUMM! brand.
“The future of safety training is changing fast, and leaders will need to keep up, especially if they want to connect with a younger workforce
Leaders play a key role in creating both physically and psychologically safe workplaces. As leaders, we have the duty to guide our organizations to long-term
Our hearts are with our members in the Okanagan as you keep watch on the fires in and around West Kelowna, north Kelowna, and Keremeos—and 386 active wildfires around the province today. As your partner in health and safety, we are here to extend support to help keep your people safe and well.
A huge congratulations to CKF Inc., a Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC member, for officially opening a new building in their Langley operations. This building
On Friday, April 21, more than 100 people from across the Interior gathered in Kelowna for Make It Safe Okanagan, our first health and safety
North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week was launched in June 1997 by an agreement between Canada, the United States and Mexico. Make training
