Learn about our outreach to raise awareness and educate our stakeholders on topics that support our vision of British Columbians free from workplace injury, disease, and death.
- Engage with your workers to build a workplace health & safety culture
- Health and safety resources for your next building project
- Personal insurance coverage provides peace of mind
- Planning work around high-voltage equipment? “Plan for 10”
- Protect workers by having your home tested for asbestos before renos start
- Start safe, stay safe — from day one
- Stay connected: A way to support your injured workers
- Understanding your WorkSafeBC insurance
- WorkSafeBC coverage for app-based ride-hail and delivery services workers
Campaign news
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Ask an officer: Properly fitting PPE leads to better worker protection
Workers come in varying shapes and sizes. This means personal protective equipment (PPE) also needs to come in varying shapes and sizes to protect everyone. We talked with occupational safety officer Chelle Wright about what to bear in mind when finding the right fit for workplace PPE.
CampaignPublished on: Mar 24, 2025 -
Hidden hazard in construction: Road safety risks beyond jobsites
As construction season kicks off this spring, employers in B.C.’s construction industry can’t overlook the risks their workers face daily when driving for work.
CampaignPublished on: Mar 24, 2025 -
Tips to keep construction workers safe while driving
Driving to and from jobsites can be hazardous, so keeping workers safe starts long before the rubber hits the road.
CampaignPublished on: Mar 24, 2025 -
Tea manufacturing steeped in safety
TreeHouse Foods, Inc. is a leading North American supplier of private-label and co-manufactured packaged foods and beverage products, with 27 production facilities across Canada and the United States.
CampaignPublished on: Mar 24, 2025 -
Occupational first aid requirements: Frequently asked questions
The new occupational first aid requirements came into effect in November 2024. Here are answers to some commonly asked questions from employers across the province.
CampaignPublished on: Feb 28, 2025