New workplace first aid curriculum now available

Training for workplace first aid is changing to align with standards from the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). The new CSA-aligned curriculum is now open to approved training providers, who will be offering the new courses to first aid attendants starting this summer.

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Safety spotlight

	Protecting workers from wildfire smoke and heat stress Summers are becoming hotter and drier in much of B.C., increasing the frequency and intensity of wildfires as well as the risk of heat stress. Learn how to protect workers from these risks — whether they work indoors or outside. Learn more »
	WorkSafeBC coverage is coming for app-based ride-hailing and delivery drivers Starting September 3, 2024, app-based ride-hailing and delivery drivers will be eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Learn more »
	Concrete pump operator certification Anyone operating a concrete pump or placing boom at a B.C. workplace is required to hold a valid certification. Find out more about the requirement and how to get certified. Learn more »
	Return-to-work journeys: Injured worker grooves to a different beat When Rod Mack was seriously injured in a skydiving incident, he knew his recovery was going to be an uphill battle. But with hard work and support from his WorkSafeBC rehabilitation team, he was able to regain his independence and return to the deejay career he loves. Learn more »

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Rate information sessions – July 18

Join our final virtual rate information sessions on July 18 to learn more about WorkSafeBC’s preliminary assessment premium rates for 2025.

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Public hearing on proposed regulatory amendments – July 24

There will be an opportunity to provide feedback on proposed amendments to the OHS Regulation, including changes related to washroom facilities at construction sites and seatbelts on mobile equipment. The virtual public hearing will take place on July 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The deadline for written feedback is July 26.

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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.com to find information and download free resources.

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