“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
Changes to the employment standards regulation to protect vulnerable young workers in British Columbia will take effect January 1, 2023. The Ministry of Labour last
April’s 12 Months of Safety topic is safeguarding and machine safety. We had the opportunity to chat with João Paulo Vaz – Machinery Safety Consultant
In March, we recognize World Hearing Day (March 3) – an annual global advocacy event that calls for action to address hearing loss. Hearing loss
by Pourya Ghani The previous articles in this series outlined how to develop a behavioural-based safety program and ways to use tools such as observation
by Pourya Ghani, OH&S Technical Advisor In part two of this series, we discussed the importance of recognizing Keystone Habits at your workplace in transforming
Previously, we ended on how BBS combined with management’s commitment and direction can gain safety buy-ins throughout the organization. Without management support – especially senior
