The contribution of small businesses to B.C.’s economy and our local communities is invaluable. This revised resource is designed to help small business owners understand the basics when it comes to health and safety in B.C.

We’ve replaced our tools for workers, employers, safety associations, and researchers to access industry injury and claims data so the information is easier to filter and use in research, reports, and health and safety business planning.

Based on feedback from employers and upgrades to our technology, most employers who log in to use our online services will now be able to get real-time updates to their clearance status and account balance.

WorkSafeBC has completed its incident investigation report (IIR) into the tragic death of a stunt performer on the TCF Vancouver Productions Ltd. (TCF) film set of Deadpool 2 in August 2017.

Adjusting the spring tensions of folding stakes on log transport trailers can result in serious injuries if not done properly. This new bulletin describes the hazards and how to reduce the risks.

WorkSafeBC is raising awareness about the dangers of asbestos in pre-1990s homes and urging homeowners to talk to their contractor before starting renovations or a demolition.

WorkSafeBC will be holding a public hearing on October 10, 2019 regarding changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation.

In recognition of Ergonomics Month, WorkSafeBC is hosting our fourth annual Ergonomics Forum.

Every year, workers in B.C. are killed or seriously injured because machinery or equipment was not properly de-energized and locked out. This manual has been significantly revised to better help employers control hazardous energy in their workplaces and create a safe environment for their workers.

You’re invited to attend this free, half-day forum on fatigue risk management.