Proof of Principle & Prototyping
Proof of Principle and Prototyping grants support research that leads to practical tools or technology that can be used in the workplace to address a health and safety or work disability need.
Funding supports early-stage projects focused on developing and validating a new concept, tool, or technology (e.g., a prototype, device, software, or digital tool). Projects should demonstrate feasibility or proof of concept to inform further development or future funding opportunities.
- Eligibility criteria
- Funding amount and duration
- Key dates and deadlines
- How to apply
- Recently funded projects
Eligibility criteria
Principal applicants and co-applicants:
- The principal applicant or a co-applicant may be directly involved in the workplace or industry that the project is intended to improve and play an active and substantive role in the project.
- At least one member of the project team must demonstrate the expertise required to design and conduct the proposed research. This includes expertise in selecting and applying appropriate research methods, analyzing data, and interpreting findings to demonstrate real-world applicability and progress toward deployment.
- The same individual may satisfy more than one of the eligibility requirements above.
- Principal applicants must be Canadian residents.
- International applicants are not eligible to apply as principal applicants but can participate as co-applicants.
- WorkSafeBC employees and contractors are not eligible to serve as principal applicants but may participate on the project team.
Other eligibility criteria:
- Projects must focus on developing a product (e.g., a prototype, device, software application, or digital tool) from concept through validation and demonstration in a relevant environment, with the goal of readiness for future real-world testing.
- Projects that only produce knowledge products, such as reports, frameworks, or guides are not eligible on their own. Any knowledge developed must be part of, or directly support, a usable product.
- Projects must be in the early stages of development and focused on demonstrating feasibility or proof of concept. Eligible projects generally fall within Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) 1–6.
- Proposed research topics must align with WorkSafeBC’s research priorities.
Funding amount and duration
Up to $100,000 over two years.
Key dates and deadlines
Funding opportunity status
Applications for this funding opportunity will be accepted from October 26, 2026 to January 15, 2027. Applicants should refer to the application form and supporting materials for submission requirements and instructions.
How to apply
- Download and review the Proof of Principle and Prototyping Application form to confirm you meet all the eligibility requirements and have all the materials needed to apply.
- Complete the application form (fillable Word document).
- Submit your application package, with all required documentation by the application deadline and follow the instructions in the application form.
As you put together your application, you may find it helpful to review the Research Grant Agreement, as well as refer to the resources under Funding conditions and guidelines below.
Important information:
- Incomplete application packages will not be accepted. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure all required materials are submitted.
- If your project involves human subjects or biological materials, you are responsible for observing all ethical guidelines concerning experimentation. Successful applicants must submit ethics approval certificates before we can release grant funds. Approval certificates are not required at the time of application.
Funding conditions and guidelines:
If WorkSafeBC awards you a research grant, you will need to sign a Research Grant Agreement before funding can be released. This agreement lays out the specific conditions of the grant and any related requirements.
The following schedules and guidelines provide more details about the funding conditions for this grant:
- Schedule A: Research Project
- Schedule A-1: Research Project Workplan
- Schedule B: Research Grant Funding
- Schedule C: Statement of Account
- Schedule D: Reports
- Schedule E: Privacy Protection Schedule
- Guidelines for allowable travel expenses
Recently funded projects
The list of 2025 Innovation award recipients will be published soon.
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| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Hugh Davies | Understanding short-term exposure to fentanyl when indoor smoking occurs | University of British Columbia | $50,000 | Applied Innovation |
| Dr. Jeffrey Brubacher | The impact of overnight shifts on emergency medical service workers’ driving safety | University of British Columbia | $50,000 | Applied Innovation |
| Dr. Chun-Yip Hon | Statistical estimation of healthcare related overexposure risk to hazardous drugs | Toronto Metropolitan University | $49,234 | Applied Innovation |
| Dr. Zoe Hilton | Violence prevention and trauma reduction in psychiatric healthcare workplaces: Implementing evidence-based practices | Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care | $99,958 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Dr. Thomas O’Neill | Creating resilience in safety management systems to reduce serious incidents and fatalities | University of Calgary | $100,000 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Dr. Alex Scott | Understanding the potential of the PhysViz app for workers with Achilles Tendinopathy | University of British Columbia | $226,530 | Exploratory Research |
| Dr. Philip N. Ainslie | Occupational wildfire exposure: An exploration of cardiorespiratory susceptibility | University of British Columbia Okanagan | $250,000 | Exploratory Research |
| Dr. Christian Messier | Mitigating risk for climbers during tree removal operations | Université du Québec à Montréal | $40,800 | Exploratory Research |
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| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hugh Davies | Evaluation of an Innovative Seat Technology to Reduce Workplace Whole Body Vibration Exposure | University of British Columbia | $99,990 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Gaang Lee | Adaptive Accoustic Warning System fo Safety in the Field | University of Alberta | $93,097 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Antony Hodgson | SAFE: Scaphoid Advanced Fixation Equipment to Enable Rapid Recovery Following Wrist Injury | University of British Columbia | $91,851 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Carolyn Sparrey | Instrumented laundry bins to reduce injuries in healthcare workers | Simon Fraser University | $96,000 | Proof of Principle and Prototyping |
| Angelica Lang | FULE-ing farm safety: defining Farmer Upper Limb postural Exposures during high-risk work tasks | University of Saskatchewan | $49,804 | Applied Innovation |
| Duygu Gulseren | Developing Transformational Leaders Developing Transformational Leaders to Prevent Chronic Pain and Pain Disability: An Evaluation Study | York University | $49,064 | Applied Innovation |
| Kayla Fewster | Exoskeleton uses in under-represented workplaces | University of British Columbia | $45,000 | Applied Innovation |
| Lyndia Wu | Investigating the effect of shift schedule on sleep duration and quality in nurses using wearable sensors | University of British Columbia | $50,000 | Applied Innovation |
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These projects were funded under the former Innovation at Work grant competition.
2022
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calvin Kuo | Wearable sensors to detect slip, trip, and fall risk hazards in the workplace |
University of British Columbia | $50,000 |
| Hugh Davies |
Audiometric (hearing test) database analysis of the effects of ototoxicants in the workplace |
University of British Columbia | $50,000 |
| Victoria Arrandale | Feasibility of developing an exposure control tool for welding fume |
University of Toronto | $49,296 |
| Farinaz Havaei |
Preventing workplace violence towards healthcare workers: An in-depth investigation |
University of British Columbia | $45,820 |
| Kayleigh Brown | Integrating Inherently Safer Design in mobile equipment risk reduction |
Obex Risk Ltd. | $43,000 |
| Sarah Burrell |
Assessing the acceptability and feasibility of a “virtual coach” smart phone application prototype to promote safe patient handling in Island Health |
Island Health |
$50,000 |
| Dwayne Van Eerd |
Programs of early OHS intervention with small businesses: environmental scan and feasibility assessment |
Institute for Work & Health |
$49,904 |
2021
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paul Amyotte | Integrating process safety management into Canadian wood pellet facilities that generate combustible wood dust |
Dalhousie University | $50,000 |
| Aviroop Biswas |
Examining sex/gender differences in exposures to workplace-acquired communicable disease: A systematic review |
Institute for Work & Health | $50,000 |
| Ron Corbeil | Hazard identification research and training for hand fallers - pilot |
Safety Advisory Foundation for Education and Research (SAFER) | $48,800 |
| Adam Rysanek |
DAVE: Digital twin for air quality and ventilation evaluation |
University of British Columbia | $50,000 |
| Leigh Blaney | Firefighter Edge: Game-based resilience education for firefighters |
Vancouver Island University | $50,000 |
| Amy Salmon |
Reducing the long-term collateral effects of COVID-19 and pandemic response measures among staff in long term care homes in Vancouver |
University of British Columbia |
$49,975 |
| Thomas Tenkate |
Enhancing support for supervisors to improve the health and safety of at- home workers |
Ryerson University |
$50,000 |
| Sherri Ferguson |
Use of dive computers in occupational diving |
Simon Fraser University |
$50,000 |
2020
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Tenkate | eCHAP-Risk: Chemical risk assessment software tool for SMEs |
Ryerson University | $50,000 |
| Florriann Fehr & Michelle Seibel |
Cognitive research training as an anti-bullying intervention for nursing students and new nurse graduates - Part 2 |
Thompson Rivers University | $14,557 |
| John Madden | Smart Sheet: A tactile sensor array for the prevention of pressure ulcers |
University of British Columbia | $50,000 |
| Jackie Ellis & Chun Yip Hon |
Change Management Process: The Introduction of Closed System Drug Transfer Devices to Reduce Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Drugs in the healthcare industry |
Ryerson University | $50,000 |
| Joseph Puyat | Reducing burnout and caregiving stress among interdisciplinary staff in long term care |
University of British Columbia | $49,997 |
| Paul Amyotte | Inherently safer bow ties for dust hazard analysis |
Dalhousie University | $50,000 |
2019
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ron Corbeil | Energy Absorbing Cab Guards for Log Trucks View report |
SAFER | $42,747 |
| Aziz Ghahary | Liquid Skin Substitute for Pressure Ulcers in Spinal cord Injury Patients | University of British Columbia | $72,000 |
| Vicki Kristman | Tradeswomen: Potential Concerns of Bullying, violence & Harassment in BC & Alberta View report |
Lakehead University | $50,000 |
| Hugh Davies | Antineoplastic Drug handling and Potential for Inadvertent Exposure among Veterinarians View report |
University of British Columbia | $50,000 |
| Cheryl Peters | Tailored Sun Safety Messages for Outdoor Workers View report |
Alberta Health Services | $50,000 |
| Byron Gates | Enhanced Surface Sampling for Assessing and Mitigating Workplace Exposures View report |
Simon Fraser University | $48,800 |
| Chad Shipmaker | Developing a Resource Road Driver Alert System View report |
Valid manufacturing Ltd. | $50,000 |
| Bernadette Quemerais | Metals in Exhaled breath Condensates as Markers of Exposure to Welding Fumes View report |
University of Alberta | $49,355 |
2018
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arif Jetha | Strengthening RTW communication in B.C.'s healthcare sector View report |
Institute for Work & Health | $49,838 |
| Daniel Robinson | Upper body protection for arborists View report |
Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Wilson School of Design | $44,200 |
| Byron Gates | Detection kits with enhanced sensitivity for heavy metal contaminants View report |
Simon Fraser University | $106,000 |
| Leigh Blaney | Building resilience in volunteer firefighters View report |
Vancouver Island University | $16,089 |
| Darren Brenner | A compendium of policy and practice to reduce exposure to antineoplastic drugs in pharmacies View report |
University of Calgary, Cumming School of Medicine | $49,775 |
| Mona Shum | Fog in the film industry and health effects View report |
Aura Health and Safety Corporation | $50,000 |
| Greg Anderson | Building personal resilience and coping skills in BScN nursing students View report |
Justice Institute of British Columbia | $49,612 |
| Heather Cooke | Examining incivility and bullying in long-term residential care View report |
University of British Columbia, School of Nursing | $47,950 |
| Sandra Dorman | Evaluating an intervention for psychosocial risk factors in wildland firefighters and staff View report |
Laurentian University, Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health (CROSH) | $49,510 |
2017
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hans-Joachim Wieden | Development of EMS pathogen detection tools using next generation sequencing View report |
University of Lethbridge, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry | $50,000 |
| Monique Mayer | Dose to the Lens of the Eye in Veterinary Workers Performing Diagnostic Radiology Procedures View report |
University of Saskatchewan, Small Animal Clinical Services | $37,115 |
| Carolyn Sparrey | Feet First: Instrumented Insoles to Examine Workplace Injury Risk View report |
Simon Fraser University | $49,840 |
| Mamdouh Shubair | Improving the Health, Safety and Wellness of Long-Haul Truck Drivers through Research on Best Practices in Integrated Health Protection and Promotion Programs View report |
University of Northern British Columbia | $49,050 |
| Zoe Hilton | PTSD and help-seeking among psychiatric workers: Workplace factors and barriers to support View report |
University of Toronto, Waypoint Research Institute | $42,771 |
2016
| Award Recipient | Title of Project | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dan Bilsker | A systematic approach to identifying resilience training needs of EMS personnel View report |
BC Emergency Health Services | $49,500 |
| Keith Tyler | An Assessment of Wearable Feedback Devices for CPR Training View report |
St John Ambulance BC & Yukon | $35,896 |
| Florriann Fehr | Cognitive Rehearsal Training (CRT) as an Anti-Bullying Intervention for Nursing Students and New Nurse Graduates—Part 1
View report |
Thompson Rivers University, School of Nursing | $27,093 |
| Jay Olson | Improving Knowledge Translation of Shift Work Fatigue Research View report |
McGill University | $50,000 |
| Aziz Ghahary | Liquid skin substitute combined with autologous meshed grafts improves the survivability, healing quality and faster recovery of patients with large injuries | University of British Columbia, BC Professional Firefighters’ Burn and Wound Healing Research Group | $58,280 |
| Ruth Wright | Proactive Strategies for Managing Workplace Harassment and Bullying View report |
Conference Board of Canada | $49,812 |
| Jong Sung Kim | Toxicological Approach to Assess Occupational Health Risks of Nanoparticles View report |
Dalhousie University, Faculty of Medicine | $50,000 |
2015
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Byron Gates | Development of snap tests for assessing potential exposure to nanomaterials in the workplace View report |
Simon Fraser University | $104,860 |
| Ross Gibson | Evaluating the generalizability and efficacy of implementing SafeWards across a variety of care settings in the Fraser Health Authority View report |
Simon Fraser University | $50,000 |
| Elena Martin | Investigation of occupational microbial exposure using quantitative total cell count analysis View report |
TSS Total Safety Services, Inc. | $50,000 |
| Dwayne Van Eerd | Managing depression in the workplace – Bridging the research to practice gap View report |
Institute for Work & Health | $44,973 |
| Patricia Rodney | Supporting long term care residents throughout the dying process: Understanding and addressing related health care Provider Stress View report |
Simon Fraser University | $28,808 |
2014
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marc White | Identification, Control and Prevention of Work-related Psychosocial Hazards and Social Conditions Contributing to Mental Health Disorders and Prolonged Work Absence View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Brent Langlois | Indigenous leadership in structural firefighting: Developing tomorrow’s leaders in British Columbia View report |
First Nations' Emergency Services Society | $49,000 |
| Barbara Neiss | Preventing Occupational Disease: Designing a System that Works View report |
Memorial University of Newfoundland | $50,000 |
| George Astrakianakis | The application of novel measurement and field evaluation protocols for assessing healthcare workers' exposure to antineoplastic drugs; evaluation of their utility for exposure assessment View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
2013
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Byron Gates | Developing Methodology for Remediation of Nanoparticle Contamination in the Workplace View report |
SFU | $50,000 |
| Winnie Chu | Development of a real-time aerosol dosimeter View report |
Nanozen Industries Inc | $49,994 |
| Carolyn Sparrey | The effect of environmental exposure on the performance of fall arrest systems View report |
SFU | $49,066 |
| Beverley Thorpe | Tools and strategies for informed substitution to adopt safer chemicals in cleaning and maintenance work View report |
BCGEU | $49,975 |
| Hugh Davies | Truck Drivers and Vibration-Damping Seats: An Evaluation of Technology Choices View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
2012
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brenna Lynn | Pilot Proposal - Enhancing Physicians' Knowledge and Skills on Stay-at-Work and Return-to-Work, Disability Prevention and Management View report |
UBC | $92,100 |
2011
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rita Ciconte & Quinn Danyluk | Assessment and Determination of Practical Considerations for Wide-scale Utilization of Elastomeric Half-facepiece Respirators during a Pandemic or Outbreak Situation View report |
Fraser Health | $50,000 |
| Ryan Kanigan | Assessment of the Efficacy of Safety Engineered Scalpels View report |
Peak Research | $50,000 |
| Winnie Chu | Development of an Effective Cleaning Agent for Cytotoxic Drugs View report |
Nanozen Industries Inc | $49,950 |
| Séamus Parker | Development of Enhanced Emergency Braking System for Logging Trailers View report |
FPInnovations | $33,646 |
| Vernon Curran | Educational Offerings in Health and Safety in Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions View report |
Memorial University of Newfoundland | $49,321 |
| Murray Hodgson | Exposure of Teachers to Occupational Hazards in High-School Technology-Education Shops View report |
UBC | $42,388 |
| Kevin Lyons | Field Testing a Remotely Operated Falling Wedge View report |
UBC | $42,369 |
| Marc White | Interventions to Reduce Work Absence: A synthesis of systematic reviews View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Annalee Yassi | Occupational Health Incident Reporting System for the Forestry Sector View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Tyler Amell | Proof of Concept for an Innovative Approach to Physical Job Demands Analysis View report |
LifeMark Health Management | $49,060 |
| Stephen Bornstein | Tracking Occupational Diseases: An Analysis of Approaches for the Canadian Context View report |
Memorial University of Newfoundland | $49,321 |
2010
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Taunton | A Clinical Trial of a Multi-element Exercise Program for Plantar Fasciopathy in Workers Required to Stand for Prolonged Periods of Time View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Ian Tomm | Avalanche Floatation Devices – Current Status at the Canadian Workplace View report |
Canadian Avalanche Association | $48,718 |
| Martha Cloutier | Creating a Safe Client Handling Culture in the Challenging Environment of Emergency Departments View report |
Fraser Health | $50,000 |
| Byron Gates | Detecting, Handling and Controlling Nanoparticle Contamination in the Workplace View report |
SFU | $50,000 |
| Dwayne Van Eerd | Dissemination and Uptake of a Participatory Ergonomics Guide for Workplaces in British Columbia View report |
Institute for Work & Health | $44,925 |
| Rick Hall | Ergonomic Syringe Adapter View report |
Vancouver Coastal Health (PHSA) | $49,956 |
| Steven Threadkell | "FIT" Fishboat Inclinometer Testing (Commercial Fishing Vessel Behaviour) View report |
PortShip Consulting Inc. | $56,550 |
| Marc White | Health and Work Productivity Web-Portal: Knowledge to action for disability prevention and management - A Pilot Study View report |
LifeMark Health Management | $49,060 |
| Brent Langlois | Safeguarding our Indigenous Communities: Measuring the Health and Safety Culture of Aboriginal Fire Crews and Emergency Service Personnel in British Columbia View report |
First Nations' Emergency Services Society | $49,000 |
| Mieke Koehoorn | Seeking Compensation for Mesothelioma: Investigating why Individuals do or do not seek Workers’ Compensation Benefits in British Columbia View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| David Malloy | Work & Hardiness: Exploring Rate of Return and Existential Courage View report |
University of Regina | $27,659 |
2009
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annalee Yassi | Building Capacity of Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committees: Creating an Innovative Web-based Tool View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Kevin Lyons | Developing a Remotely Operated Falling Wedge View report |
UBC | $32,280 |
| Catherine Ogden | Development of an Online Repository of OH&S Education and Training Resources for Healthcare: Phase 1 View report |
OHS Agency for Healthcare in BC | $48,678 |
| Richard Shervey | Mobile Equipment Safety System View report |
Pro-Active Safety Systems Technologies Inc. | $100,000 |
| Wendell Uglene | On Water Visibility Study - Determining the most Visible Colour that can be Worn by Floating Subjects View report |
Mustang Survival Corp. | $25,850 |
| Mel Sawyer | Preventing Needle-stick Injuries and the use of Dental Safety Syringes View report |
UBC | $48,330 |
| Doug Bennett | Resource Road Safety Assessment: Pilot Project on Mobile Mapping Systems View report |
FPInnovations | $47,350 |
2008
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murray Hodgson | Acoustical Environments in VCH Health-Care Facilities, Phase 1: Measurement Tools and Pilot Studies View report |
UBC | $49,943 |
| Susan Tarlo | Asthmatic Knowledge and Careers View report |
St. Michael's Hospital | $49,460 |
| Nancy McGovern | Changing the Sheets. The Slider Sheet System -- Phase Two: Incorporating Lessons Learned from Phase One View report |
Interior Health Authority | $50,000 |
| Elliot Goldner | Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating a Dissemination Strategy for Management of Low Mood and Depression among Employees of Pacific Blue Cross View report |
SFU | $50,000 |
| Michael Leiter | Developing a Safety Climate: Shared Assumptions and Interventions View report |
Acadia University | $49,618 |
| Annalee Yassi | Establishing an Occupational Health and Infection Control Program in a Large Ambulatory Care Facility View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Axel Hovbrender | Identification of Potential Risk Factors for Injury to Police Officers using New Technologies View report |
JIBC | $15,138 |
| Mona Sykes | Joint Prevention of Workplace Violence: Creating an Innovative Web-based Tool View report |
BCGEU | $50,000 |
| Richard Shervey | Mobile Equipment Safety System View report |
Pro-Active Safety Systems Technologies Inc. | $100,000 |
| Janice Abbott | Taking Care of those who Care: Assessing Organizational and Individual Stress Management Interventions for Anti-violence Workers View report |
Atira Women's Resource Society | $49,586 |
| James Carter | The Effectiveness of Current Fire Fighter Rapid Intervention Teams View report |
The Justice Institute of BC | $43,860 |
| Elliot Goldner & Joti Samra | Training, Dissemination & Evaluation of a Depression Self-care Tool Delivered to Injured Employees View report |
SFU | $50,000 |
2007
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Helen Mersereau | Breaking New Ground: Does Radon Present a Health Risk to Nova Scotia Workers? View report |
Cape Breton University | $26,100 |
| Chantal Dion | Cleaning and Decontamination of
Workplaces Containing Beryllium –
Techniques and Cleaning Solutions View report |
IRSST | $50,000 |
| Séamus Parker | Development of Descent Guidelines for Log-hauling Vehicles (highway legal configurations) View report |
FPInnovations | $30,011 |
| Emile Tompa | Economic Evaluation Workbook for Workplace Parties in the Healthcare Sector View report |
Institute for Work & Health | $50,000 |
| Lynn Alden | Factors that Predict Return-to-work in Workers with PTSD View report |
UBC | $47,940 |
| Séamus Parker | In-service Evaluation of Onboard Brake Monitoring Device for Logging Trucks View report |
FPInnovations | $40,079 |
| Barbara Howe | Summative Evaluation of the Fish Safe Stability Education Program: A Multifaceted Approach View report |
Quinte Marine Services Ltd. | $49,610 |
| Richard Shervey | Wireless Personal Protection System View report |
Pro-Active Safety Systems Technologies Inc. | $46,000 |
| Margaret Birrell | Workplace Emergency Planning Inclusive of People with Disabilities View report |
BC Coalition of People with Disabilities | $38,870 |
| Kirsti Inglis | WorkSmart: A Warehouse Safety Video and Curriculum for Employees with Developmental Disabilities View report |
Developmental Disabilities Association | $5,500 |
2006
| Award Recipient | Title of Report | Organization | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gregory Anderson | CPR and First Aid Skill Retention in an Industrial Setting View report |
University College of the Fraser Valley | $49,880 |
| Kelly Crosby | HVAC Filter Change Project View report |
Ocean Air Systems Ltd. | $49,162 |
| Waqar Mughal | Implementation and Evaluation of a "Safety Culture" in Residential Care Through Involvement of Front-line Workers View report |
Fraser Health | $43,863 |
| Emmy Duran | Increasing Access to Radiation Safety Training and Validating Its Effectiveness in Improving Work Practices Involving Radiation View report |
Vancouver Coastal Health | $48,930 |
| Wayne Peppard | Innovation in Worker Safety Representation Systems View report |
BC & Yukon Building & Construction Trades Council | $49,226 |
| Annalee Yassi | Joint Prevention of Workplace Violence: Creating an Innovative Web-based Tool View report |
UBC | $50,000 |
| Mae Burrows | Training for a Non-toxic Workplace View report |
Labour Environmental Alliance | $33,795 |
| David Johnson | Working Safe in Aboriginal Communities View report |
United Native Nations | $47,986 |
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