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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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Alliance Associate Members

Companies and organizations that share our vision of safer BC workplaces but who aren’t manufacturers themselves can join as Associate Members. Companies and organizations that

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Workplace InspectionsEffective inspections are one of the most important incident/ accident prevention tools in a company’s safety and health program. Properly trained inspectors in a systematic inspection program will help reduce incidents and property damage. This course will guide JHSC members, Worker Health and Safety Reps, managers, or supervisors responsible for workplace inspection in the creation of an effective safety inspection program.
Open Learning ClassesPublic Safety Training Classes Getting employees out of the workplace reduces distractions and can lead to out of the box thinking—and with Open Learning, you can purchase training by the seat for any number of participants. In sessions with students from multiple companies, employees also experience increased peer-to-peer learning and networking opportunities. Browse our upcoming […]
Checklist for Working from HomeIf employees work from home, it is the employer’s responsibility to ensure their health and safety.
IMMERSIVE | Incident Investigations*** NEW | Scenario-based safety training *** This interactive course places learners inside realistic workplace environments where they practice the step-by-step process of incident investigation. Through role-playing scenarios and decision points, participants build the skills to secure a scene, collect and analyze information, determine contributing factors, and complete an investigation report.
Make It Safe Vancouver 2025 | Photo GalleryOver the two days of Make It Safe Vancouver, people from across the region, province, and continent joined us to build our safety community. Excitement bubbled through the air—with a lot real talk interspersed with fun and engaging sessions. A huge thank you to everyone who attended. Here are just a few moments from the […]
Make It Safe 2025 sessions handpicked for youMake It Safe is a Canadian health and safety conference and trade show series—with practical training and professional development you can put to work. Make It Safe connects the safety community to learn together—covering relevant topics for today and future health and safety trends. Learn practical skills. Stay up to speed on regulatory changes, new […]
2025 Make It Safe Vancouver | Resources PageMake It Safe Vancouver 2025 Resources Thank you for attending Make It Safe Vancouver this October. You will be able to find presenter slides, supplementary resources, and links shared for each session by day and then session name. Click on the day and morning or afternoon to see the sessions that were being delivered during […]
Respiratory ProtectionThis awareness level course will introduce learners to how respiratory protection is used, inspected, and maintained in the workplace. This is a basic awareness course to help learners better understand how to protect their health and safety.  This course does NOT qualify individuals to work in Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH) environments. Additional […]
De-energization and LockoutFor workers and supervisors: understand what hazardous energy is and identify it in your workplace. Learn to apply the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (OHSR) requirements for lockout and de-energization to prevent the release of hazardous energy to prevent injuries and property damage.
Working Alone or In IsolationIn some workplaces, there will be times when workers will be working alone or in isolation. This course offers training on the risks associated with working alone and the best practices to protect lone workers in various types of scenarios.
The ABC’s of Managing OthersSupervisors play a vital role in guiding teams, managing performance, and fostering a positive work environment. Through this course, explore key topics such as transitioning into a supervisory role, setting goals, communicating clearly, giving feedback, and handling conflict. Develop the foundational skills needed to lead others effectively in the workplace. Perfect for new and aspiring supervisors and managers.