Today, the Provincial Health Officer announced new orders delegating specific powers of the Public Health Act to WorkSafeBC prevention officers. Under the new order, WorkSafeBC
Minister Ravi Kahlon has announced the new Circuit Breaker Business Relief Grant which will provide $50 million to help the 14,000 restaurants, bars, breweries, wineries,
Since mid-March, more than 20,000 essential workers at Alliance member companies have received their first immunizations. That initial priority campaign ended in late March. The health regions are waiting for direction from the province to determine whether, when, and how they may be able to resume priority immunization of production workers. We will continue to update you here as we learn more.
“This is not a joke.” Wayne Arondus, Chief Operating Officer at the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC, started calling members about an opportunity to immunize
Over the past year, we have made substantial changes at the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC in our service delivery methods to address the changing
The B.C. government announced last week that there will be a gradual, phased reopening of B.C. businesses. I’d like to provide you with an overview
COVID-19 Webinars Exposure control plan Guidelines and best practices Respirator protection basics Government and health and safety supports Ergonomics tips for working from home Answering
On April 28 each year, we observe a Day of Mourning for every worker in British Columbia who was killed, injured or made ill on
Globally, we are faced with the biggest health and safety crisis of the century. It is testing our ability to adapt quickly or risk difficult
COVID-19 FAQs | Answers for manufacturers and food processors What are the best ways to protect workers and keep production up and running during the
Good afternoon everyone, Hope you are all doing well during this time. WorkSafeBC is actively monitoring and adjusting to the COVID-19 situation to determine how
As we continue to consult with WorkSafeBC and review the ongoing situation in British Columbia, we remain focused on protecting the health and safety of
