Spring 2025 Newsletter
Spring 2025 starts with collaboration through the CCOP-TAC, two new IUOE training courses, and reminders on provisional operator record keeping and your right to know about hazards in the workplace.
Entries by BC Crane Safety
Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls
Keep workplaces safe and prevent slips, trips, and falls. Crane operator duties frequently include climbing and working at heights in variable conditions.
Jen’s Safety Angle: Top 5 Considerations for Safety Programs in 2025
Jen’s Safety Angle: Top 5 Considerations for Safety Programs in 2025 covers the key areas of supervision, documentation, training, inspections and preventative maintenance.
Crane & Hoist Canada Magazine: 2025 Vision
Crane & Hoist Canada spoke with BC Crane Safety executive director Clinton Connell and Steve Anema about the high volume of opportunities across the sector
Winter 2024 Newsletter
Winter has a significant impact on the safe operation of cranes. An operating process and procedure review is important to ensure safe operation this season.
Preparing Cranes for Winter Conditions
October marks Ergonomics Month, highlighting the importance of ergonomics and human factors when improving workplace safety and efficiency.
Safety Corner: Brightening the Holidays
Jen Mutas, our Field OHS Advisor, is featured in Crane and Hoist Canada’s September/October 2024 Safety Corner: Preventive Maintenance Perfection.
Bolstering the Crane Operator Workforce in B.C.
Businesses know there’s a shortage of skilled tradespeople in B.C. How can the industry attract new talent and tap all available candidate pools?
