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Auto recovery & towing
Here you'll find information and resources to help you stay safe and keep your workplace safe if you tow, recover, or provide emergency roadside assistance for cars, trucks, vans, motorbikes, and recreational vehicles. Additional information and resources are available from the Automotive Retailers Association of B.C. and Road Safety at Work.
To reduce the potential for injury or disease, it's important to manage the risks and hazards in your workplace. See our resources to learn more about common risks and hazards in your industry, or follow the links to these related topics:
Resources
Respect the Cone Zone (60-Second Version)
Vehicles present a significant risk to the thousands of workers who work on or beside B.C. roads. This video helps you understand what it's like to work in a "cone zone" and how you can help keep roadside...
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Prevent Distracted Driving on the Job
Distracted driving caused by the use of electrical devices is a leading cause of motor vehicle incidents in British Columbia. Here are four ways employers and supervisors can keep their workers safe...
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Back Talk: An Owner's Manual for Backs
This manual will help you understand your back. It will show you how to take care of yourself when you experience episodes of back pain. The illustrations, and clarification to the exercises provided will...
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Working Alone: A Handbook for Small Business
This handbook is for employers who have employees working alone or in isolation. It explains the how to identify and minimize hazards for those employees and how to regularly check on their well being.