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Wildfire Season Impacts – Be Prepared

Wildfire season has already arrived in many parts of the province.  When possible, reduce the amount of time spent outdoors exposed to wildfire smoke. Wearing a fit-tested, certified N95 half mask respirator significantly reduces the health risks related to wildfire smoke. Physical work, especially outdoors, can increase your air intake by as much as 30%. This poses a serious risk in areas with wildfire smoke.
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WorkSafeBC: Proposed Regulatory Amendments – General Risk Management

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WorkSafeBC: Proposed Regulatory Amendments – Seat Belts

crane operation as a career: an operator gives a thumbs up from the cab of the crane

Explore Crane Operation as a Career Webinar

BC Crane Safety Presents at 2023 CCRA Conference

BC Crane Safety at the 2023 CCRA Conference

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National Day of Truth and Reconciliation 2022

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2021 Annual Report Available

BC Crane Safety’s 2021 Annual Report is now available. Please…
fall prevention for working at heights

New resources help construction employers create fall protection plans specific to their worksites

Safety planning plays a key role in protecting workers from fall…
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Cranes and Mobile Equipment Inspectional Approach

WorkSafeBC is developing a Cranes and Mobile Equipment Inspectional…
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2019 Annual Report Available

BC Crane Safety's 2019 Annual Report is now available. Please…