COVID-19

Interrupt the Spread

Interrupt the spread

Change the way you work to minimize the risk of COVID-19 spread between workers. Adjust the way you work to protect employees Many employers are

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Keep C19 Out

Keep COVID-19 out of the plant

Prevent COVID-19 from entering your facility Monitor and screen anyone entering your facility, and support workers to stay home when feeling ill Educate workers to

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Working safety in the new normal

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, manufacturers and food processors have had to adapt quickly to continue essential operations under strange, new rules. Months

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Plan Your Emergency Response

Plan your exposure response

How will you handle a COVID-19 positive case or potential outbreak? Plan ahead to minimize the risk to your employees and your business It’s easy

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COVID-19 virus magnified

COVID-19 update

The Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC is closely monitoring the impact of Covid-19 for our employees, members, and the manufacturing and food processing industries in

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March 13, 2020 No Comments
Office ergonomics Self-assessment checklistThe goal of this self-assessment checklist is to help you to set up your office optimally for your self-productivity. This checklist is for reference only and does not replace an ergonomics workstation assessment carried out by a professional ergonomist.
Vehicle Emergency Kit Checklist | Road Safety At WorkVehicles and drivers need to be prepared to deal with emergencies. A vehicle emergency kit with the supplies, tools, clothing and other contents that match the weather and driving conditions that vehicle will encounter is a great way to be prepared.
Workplace Inspections – COVID-19 Additions
Prepare now to prevent heat-related illness at workHeat-related illnesses happen when a person heats up faster than they can cool down. Heat-related illness can affect everyone – even those accustomed to working in the heat. If heat stress progresses to heat stroke, it is a medical emergency that, untreated, can lead to death.
Designing out Pain: Roadmap to an Effective MSI Prevention Program
Build It Right: A Practical Path to COR/OSSE Certification
Health and Safety TrainingSelf-paced, Classroom, and Conference Training OptionsMAKE IT SAFE | Interactive workshops for people and safety leaders and safety committees at MIS Vancouver Island Mar 31 and Okanagan April 23.Save Your Seats Safety Training | eLearning and Classroom Topics Health and safety training for your business—explore 60+ topics online. Schedule 8-hour certificate training for new JHSC […]
Strategic PlanStrategic Plan The Strategic Plan identifies key objectives for the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC and provides other information about our organization. The Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC’s Strategic Plan includes an updated set of priorities to enable the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC to reduce injury rates. Priorities are based on the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of […]
Home | Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC – Expert Health and Safety SupportHealth and safety training and support for B.C. business BC small businesses have a 29% higher risk of serious workplace injuries. Consider the impact. Take steps to keep your people safe. SIGN UP FOR FREE SAFETY TRAINING Your health and safety advisors. The Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC is the not-for-profit health and safety association […]
NIDMAR Building a Culture of Accommodation in the WorkplaceDisability management | Building a culture of accommodation in the workplace.
Cybercrime is easier than ever: Here’s how to strengthen your defencesRobert Shearar and Mark Lee The barrier to entry for cybercrime has never been lower as tools for launching an attack have become widely accessible, inexpensive and easy to deploy. In this environment, prevention alone isn’t enough. Businesses are best served by strengthening their cyber resilience – being prepared to effectively respond in order to […]
Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Shape Psychological SafetyLately, there’s been an increase in attention on psychological safety, and that’s a good thing. However, organizations get stuck in the assumption that strong policies and consistent enforcement are enough. Policies matter and enforcement matters, but they don’t fully convey that what happens in everyday interactions determine whether people speak up, ask questions, or flag concerns […]