Your valued feedback on certification renewal and safety challenges on the job is essential for the development of practical and effective processes that maintain high safety standards across industry and the province.
Good safety training isn’t about checking a box or passing a test. It’s about making sure everyone understands how to work smart, watch out for each other, and stay safe — every day.
Certification partner SkilledTradesBC has an important update regarding apprenticeship registration, exams and other certification services impacted by job action.
Energy Safety Canada is hosting an in-person lunch and learn in Fort St. John, B.C. on October 29, 2025 with BC Crane Safety’s Trenton Grover attending as a guest speaker.
The Construction Site Tower Crane Report or Erector’s Report can now be completed using WorkSafeBC’s new Tower Crane Report to meet OSHA 14.75 requirements.
Participate in WorkSafeBC’s consultation on proposed amendments to multiple sections of the OHSR regarding the periodic certification of equipment as safe for use.
This fall, brush up on rigger standards, find out how provisional operators can obtain DEP lift endorsement and know the rights and responsibilities for owners, prime and general contractors.
WorkSafeBC’s new video Flytable Safety takes an in-depth look at one of the highest risk crane operations in high-rise construction.
Participate in WorkSafeBC’s consultation on proposed amendments to multiple sections of the OHSR regarding the periodic certification of equipment as safe for use.
Operating cranes in dense urban areas comes with its own challenges. Learn more about managing work in tight spaces to protect workers and the public.
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