our core values

As a safety consultant, developing safety programs and policies are just part of the job. But implementing these policies effectively on a field level takes some skill.

We use the following three criteria when moving our polices from a computer to site: 1) timeliness 2) simplicity and 3) compliance

Musculoskeletal injuries (MSI), including sprains, strains, and repetitive strain injuries, are prevalent across industries in British Columbia. Accounting for 60% of lost time injuries and one-third of WorkSafeBC claims, MSIs often develop gradually and are challenging to pinpoint. Discover why MSIs are a critical concern, how they differ from acute injuries, and effective strategies for prevention and management to protect your workforce.

Learn about workplace noise exposure hazards, legislative requirements, high noise locations, and effective noise control measures to protect employees from hearing loss. 

 

In today’s fast-paced industrial world, ensuring workplace safety is not just a legal obligation but a moral one as well. Prioritizing hazard assessment and implementing safe work practices are crucial steps every company must take to protect their workforce. Having certified safety documents on hand, especially those certified by the Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (CRSP) Board, is a key component in this process. The Role of Hazard Assessment Hazard assessment is the foundation of a strong safety program. It involves identifying potential hazards in the workplace and evaluating the risks they pose to workers. This proactive approach allows companies to...

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