Engaging workers in health & safety

Ensuring your workers are represented and engaged contributes to a healthier and safer workplace. Have a conversation about safety with your team, build on their input, and make sure they feel heard.

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Safety spotlight

	Keeping young workers healthy and safe on the job Talking to young workers about health and safety in the workplace — and providing proper training and orientation — helps to keep everyone safe in the workplace. Young workers should know the hazards and common injuries at their workplace, and should know how to talk to their supervisor if something feels unsafe. Learn more »
	Planning work around high-voltage equipment? “Plan for 10.” Work near high-voltage electrical equipment or conductors must be carefully planned and carried out to prevent worker contact with electricity. Ensure workers, materials, and equipment are a minimum of 10 feet (3 metres) from high-voltage lines. Learn more »
	Reducing violence in the workplace Violence incidents in the workplace have increased 25 percent in the last 5 years. WorkSafeBC is reminding employers of their obligations to protect workers from violence in the workplace. Learn more »

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Actsafe webinar — June 9

Slips, trips, and falls are the most common incidents in the arts and entertainment industry, accounting for 20 percent of all claims. Register for this free webinar to learn how to prevent these incidents.

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Drive safely in the Cone Zone

Slow down to help keep workers safe in the hundreds of work zones that will be set up around B.C. this summer. Visit conezonebc.ca to find information and download free resources.

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