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  • Toward psychological health and safety

    Managing psychological health and safety in the workplace is as important as managing physical health and safety. A psychologically healthy and safe workplace prevents harm to workers’ mental health and promotes well-being.

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    Published on: Sep 18, 2024
  • B.C. student’s safety video takes top spot at national contest

    It’s the first time a B.C. entry has won the top national prize. The win tops off one of the most successful years of the WorkSafeBC Student Safety Video Contest.

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    Published on: Sep 18, 2024
  • Hiring program helps find the next right fit

    Larry Cheslock wasn’t sure what the future held after being injured by falling machinery in his workplace, but he knew that he wanted to re-enter the workforce as soon as he was able. Thanks to WorkSafeBC’s Hire a Worker program, Cheslock was connected with a Courtenay-based employer when he was ready to embark on his return-to-work journey.

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    Published on: Sep 18, 2024
  • An ear for safety: Wearing earplugs correctly

    When workplaces have high levels of noise, the proper use of hearing protection is essential for preventing noise-induced hearing loss.

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    Published on: Sep 18, 2024
  • Sound hearing protection leads to safer jobsites

    With constant sounds of heavy machinery, power tools, and other activities, construction sites are noisy places — and all that noise can be a serious hazard to workers. One large construction firm has taken significant steps to prevent noise-induced hearing loss among its workers and contractors.

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    Published on: Sep 18, 2024
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