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The firms are often from high-risk industries and identified by WorkSafeBC as needing extra help with identified workplace hazards and improving health and safety. The identified firm may also be regionally significant or have a high number of young workers. As of June 30, 2001, there are 368 focus firms in B.C.
In 1999 — the first full year of strategy operation — the number of injuries within the participating firms dropped by 13 percent. In 2000, there was a further drop in injuries of 7 percent, despite the addition of many new firms. Time-loss claims as of May 2001 show an average drop of 9.4 percent.
Read the profiles of focus firms from 11 regions across the province.