Webinars
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In today’s workplace the only thing you can count on is that things are going to continue to change. Change is not always easy for people to manage, and adapting is hard. Employees look to managers and health and safety leaders to help them through change.
In this Ask Me Anything session, Safety Advisor Lorne Davies will review the basics of power tool safety, help people better understand some common risks, and to answer your questions about power tool safety.
On Pink Shirt Day 2023, join Dr. Steven Conway, MSABC Mental Health and Wellness Director, as he shares how harassment and bullying in a workplace is an occupational health and safety issue. By the end of this webinar, workers, health and safety professionals, supervisors, and managers will better understand how to identify and respond to incidents of bullying and harassment.
Join this special webinar session with sleep scientist Dr. Glenn Landry as he shares information about how workplace fatigue as a concern for health and safety professionals. He will also be sharing strategies to help mitigate the impacts of workplace fatigue.
Join us for this webinar featuring Christopher Drinovz and Alejandra Henao from KSW Lawyers to learn how these amendments could impact employers and workers. Get insight into what additional amendments they anticipate could be next.
Learn how to access online services with WorkSafeBC. You can tap into the health and safety planning tool to improve health and safety and reduce your insurance premiums.
In Recover at Work Best Practices, get new tools, resources, and takeaways to support your return-to-work program and your employees. Learn the why, what, and how of modified work—and how to move ahead in a collaborative way that reduces barriers and gives better outcomes.
In the rise in mental health concerns and claims across the province, no industry is immune. Learn from experts—B.C. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, the Honourable Sheila Malcolmson, WorkSafeBC Chief Mental Health Officer Dr. Ashley Spetch, and Canadian Mental Health Association of BC CEO Jonny Morris—about the scope of the issue and key takeaways for BC employers.
Working with machines presents opportunities for safely improving productivity. New, collaborative applications bring worker and robot into closer proximity, introducing a host of new benefits— and potential hazards.
Should you make any changes in your COVID-19 Safety Plan for Omicron? What is the latest guidance on masks and ventilation? What questions do you have about booster vaccines and access to rapid tests for your staff?
