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New WorkSafeBC Video: Flytable Lift Safety

WorkSafeBC’s new video Flytable Safety takes an in-depth look at one of the highest risk crane operations in high-rise construction.
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WorkSafeBC: Proposed Regulatory Amendments – Periodic Certification of Equipment as Safe for Use

Participate in WorkSafeBC’s consultation on proposed amendments to multiple sections of the OHSR regarding the periodic certification of equipment as safe for use.
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Elevating Safety in Dense Urban Environments

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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Tower Crane DEP Endorsement Now Available

Tower crane provisional operators can apply for a Dedicated Emergency Platform / Dedicated Evacuation Platform endorsement to perform an emergency DEP lift.
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Evaluating Tower Crane Operator Competency

Tower crane operators play a vital role in construction safety, controlling heavy lifts high above job sites. Competency is key to both compliance and risk prevention.
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Rough Terrain Cranes and Telehandlers

Rough terrain cranes and telehandlers are made for off-road construction and tough conditions. However, an operator’s commitment to safety is key to safe and efficient operations.
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Safety Beyond Borders

Clinton Connell attended the 2024 CICA Conference, participating in an ICSA technical committee discussing safe work practices once contact with power lines has been made.
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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

Jen's Safety Angle: Top 5 Considerations for Safety Programs in 2025 covers the key areas of supervision, documentation, training, inspections and preventative maintenance.
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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