It creates a ripple effect when one student makes one video – from their own personal experience of researching it, writing it, and once they have a script, casting it and acting it out – a generation speaking to itself.
Author Archives: Susan
“It isn’t a meeting. It isn’t training. This is just a quick touching of bases to make sure everyone knows what they need to know, so they can get on the same page. “
Do smartphone apps have enough accuracy to collect and document noise exposure data? This is a question received many times by NIOSH noise researchers – so they did a pilot study to find out more.
What’s most important for delivery drivers, groundskeepers, and equipment operators who operate the backhoe, front-end loaders, dump truck, and big grass mowers?
Here in BC, people speak many different languages, so it’s important to have the right safety signs at work.
Creeks and streams can rise quickly and flood – especially in spring melt season and into summer. Check out Floodsn from Emergency Management BC if your job requires you to drive on roads that may be affected. It includes a link to current flood conditions for your region. This fleet safety video from the State […]
Chris O’Rily, BC Hydro’s Executive VP of Generation, spoke at the BC Safety Charter Annual Roundtable on May 1, 2014 in Burnaby, BC, Canada, and told delegates why Hydro waited until 2013 to sign the Charter.
Twenty-three fallers in Smith Inlet, BC, Canada are taking part in a pilot study to learn more about how they sleep.
It’s a topic that tends to make people uncomfortable – but compassionate solutions can be found. Workers need support to get back on the job, where they are needed, and employers and supervisors need to learn how they can help make that happen.
Workers need protection when a clean-up job includes used drug needles, bed bugs, and rodent droppings. Respirators, coveralls, rubber gloves, tongs, sharps containers, protective footwear, and exposure control plans are just the start.
