Fall 2026 issue of WorkSafe Magazine
Read the latest issue of WorkSafe Magazine, featuring articles on small tools training, safe towing beyond the shoulder, and practical ways a small leather-goods manufacturing business is reducing workplace risks.
Feature stories in the Fall issue include:
Helping workers use small tools safely
Many workplace injuries involve small hand-held tools. Learn practical ways employers can improve training, reinforce safe work practices, and help workers recognize common hazards before an incident occurs, and see how one employer put those principles into action.
Towing safety beyond the shoulder
Roadside towing is one of the most hazardous jobs on B.C.’s roads. Learn how towing companies, traffic control experts, and WorkSafeBC are working together to protect workers from passing traffic, improve roadside procedures, and create safer recovery operations.
You’ll also hear from a young worker who shares the lessons he’s learned about staying safe on the roadside and why good work habits matter from day one.
Building safety into a small manufacturing business
See how a B.C. leather-goods manufacturer has embedded health and safety into its day-to-day operations. Through practical controls, worker engagement, and continuous improvement, the company is creating a safer workplace for everyone.
Read articles in the Fall issue of WorkSafe Magazine online or download the full issue.