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Safety 2026: Set up for Success

February 5th, 2026 11:00-12:00PM
Strategies on how to use your WorkSafeBC Employers Report Card to set your team up for success.

Do you know your safety performance? Know your numbers and set your team up for success.

In this webinar, learn how to use your WorkSafeBC report card to understand your safety performance and its true costs. Then leverage that insight to build a more effective safety program. Reduce your future insurance costs and keep your people safe. Gain effective strategies and tips to build your 2026 health and safety improvement plan.

In this webinar you will learn

  • How to read your WorkSafeBC Employers Report Card. Know exactly how your company’s health and safety performance measures up 
  • Explore tools you can use to prevent injuries and reduce your insurance premiums 
  • Find out how your safety performance compares to other companies—and how it impacts rates for the whole industry. 

Presented By

Heidi Hare CRSP

Senior Safety Advisor
Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC

Will Thomas MSc. Ergonomics & Human Factors

Safety Advisor, Ergonomist
Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC

Wayne Arondus

CEO
Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC
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