Industry Resources

The BC government’s Restart plan outlines the four steps to reduce restrictions in public spaces and in workplaces. Step 3 began on July 1, 2021, and started a transition period in how COVID-19 is managed in workplaces. Employers are no longer required to maintain a COVID-19 Safety Plan, and can instead transition to communicable disease prevention.

Communicable Disease Prevention: A Guide for Employers describes a four-step process to help employers reduce the risk of communicable disease in their workplace. WorkSafeBC has revised the guide to include a template that may be useful for employers in documenting and communicating their communicable disease prevention measures, practices, and policies.

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The BC government’s Restart plan outlines the four steps to reduce restrictions in public spaces and in workplaces. Step 3 began on July 1, 2021, and started a transition period in how COVID-19 is managed in workplaces. Employers are no longer required to maintain a COVID-19 Safety Plan, and can instead transition to communicable disease prevention.

Communicable Disease Prevention: A Guide for Employers describes a four-step process to help employers reduce the risk of communicable disease in their workplace. WorkSafeBC has revised the guide to include a template that may be useful for employers in documenting and communicating their communicable disease prevention measures, practices, and policies.

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Identification of needs and addressing those needs, to help ensure a safe workplace, is an ongoing process. Check the Industry Resources section regularly for updates.

Check out the crane operator standards for all 11 BC crane classifications under Standards and Program Resources.
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Better Practices: These resources and guides were developed by industry experts on behalf of BC Crane Safety. They contain information on specific industry-related topics, and are intended to encourage safe work practices on the job site.
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