New B.C. Employment Standards regulation puts limits on doctor’s note requests In 2024, the Canadian Medical Association estimates that B.C. doctors wrote 1.6 million sick
The injury rate across B.C. is at a record low, but risk levels vary across industries and individual company performance. In their July rate change
In July, Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC CEO Wayne Arondus and Director of Leadership and Psychological Safety Steve Conway were invited to speak at the
Congratulations to the 2025 Safety Pinnacle and Excellence Award Winners Business and safety leaders from across British Columbia joined the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC
As of February 2025, WorkSafeBC has provided additional updates and resources for the newly amended First Aid Regulations that went into effect on Nov 1,
A 30-day pause is an optimistic sign for a positive resolution, even as it draws out the uncertainty. Across B.C., every manufacturer is considering the potential
What you need to know! WorkSafeBC approved amendments to the OHS Regulations regarding Emergency Procedures for Hazardous Substances. These amendments went into effect on February
Earlier this week, B.C. health officials confirmed the first human case of the H5N1 virus (aka avian influenza) in B.C. How this person became infected
In an average year, British Columbia records several thousand earthquakes. In some places across the province, people can feel 50 of them. But even a
With wildfires impacting some of our British Columbia members once again, it is important to be able to support employees with information and advice. That
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
Safety Meta World trains workers on real situations in real time—without the risks of the real world. Today, the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC announces
