Construction
Communicable disease prevention
As of April 8, 2022, employers are no longer required to have a COVID-19 Safety Plan and must follow communicable disease guidance instead. Learn more.
We have resources and information on working safely in construction. Additional information and resources are available from our industry-funded safety associations: the BC Construction Safety Alliance, BC Crane Safety, and the BC Common Ground Alliance.
Follow the links below for resources and information relevant to these types of workplaces:
Web resources
The British Columbia Institute of Technology School of Construction and the Environment offers Construction Safety Videos on topics such as carpentry, joinery, piping, sheet metal, steel trades, welding, and electrical. The videos are available to help anyone in the construction industry to conduct work activities in a healthy and safe manner. Learn more.
Highlights
- New resources help you manage risks in your workplace Published on: April 14, 2022
- WorkSafeBC’s high-risk strategy for construction taking a risk-based approach to reduce injuries Published on: April 05, 2022
- B.C. proposes new asbestos abatement requirements under Workers Compensation Act Published on: March 07, 2022
- “Plan For 10” campaign focuses on high voltage equipment Published on: September 07, 2021
Featured Content
Toolbox meeting guides
A simple format for conducting effective toolbox talks on construction safety topics.
Recent incidents
Incident summaries to alert employers and workers to hazards in their industries.2022-04-08 19:40:57