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
On January 7, 2022, Dr. Henry announced a new order requiring all British Columbia businesses to re-implement the protocols defined in their COVID-19 Safety Plans.
Topaz Pinnacle Award recipients eCycle Solutions eCycle Solutions is an IT asset management solutions provider with a fully integrated approach. A certified industry leader, they
October 21, 2021 | CHILLIWACK – Recognizing BC employers for outstanding health and safety achievements in an exceptional year, the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC announced the
24 Sep 2021—WorkSafeBC has shared with its partners that they will be following the lead of public health and mandating vaccination for most of the
Beginning September 13, 2021, proof of vaccination will be required to access certain higher-risk social, recreational, and discretionary events and businesses across B.C. to help
New regulatory amendments came into effect on September 1, 2021. Please note the changes to these sections of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Regulation.
In a power outage due to extreme weather or a natural disaster such as a wildfire, you may have to activate your emergency response plan.
In 2016, a devastating wildfire quickly spread throughout the community of Fort McMurray, Alberta. It forced the largest wildfire evacuation in Alberta history, with more
B.C. is bracing for a dangerous, long-duration heat wave that will affect B.C. beginning Friday, June 25th and last until Tuesday. In hot working environments—indoors
In order to apply for the B.C. government’s COVID-19 Paid Sick-Leave Reimbursement Program, you need to sign up for WorkSafeBC’s online services. Through this program, which
Expedited workplace closures – what employers can expect On April 11, 2021, an order of the provincial health officer (PHO) delegated specific powers to WorkSafeBC prevention
