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In this recorded webinar, Allan Kehler delves into the critical issue of mental health within the energy industry.

In this recorded webinar, representatives from WorkSafeBC's Return to Work Consultation and Education department will review the BC Government's Bill 41, the duty to cooperate and the duty to maintain employment obligations. This session will offer practical tips and highlight how working together can reduce the time employees are away due to disability-related time loss and create a healthier work environment.

Learn how to improve safety performance by tracking and understanding PSIs.

Do you know and understand the legal requirements related to noise control in the workplace?

Over 50 million North Americans suffer from undiagnosed sleep apnea, which can lead to a range of problems including high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, depression, and even workplace accidents. Workers may be at risk of having this condition without even knowing it, and it could impact their ability to perform their job safely and effectively.

There may be more asbestos-containing materials in energy sector than you know. Rob Carrozza discusses how workers can anticipate, assess and control the hazards of working around asbestos-containing materials and review common industry accepted practices for the handling and removal of asbestos.

An overview of changes to Alberta's OHS legislation coming into force on March 31, 2023.

Budd Phillips, Manager of Prevention Field Services with WorkSafeBC, provides an annual overview of drilling-related incidents and compliance issues, and an update on the three-year Oil and Gas High-Risk Initiative.

In this webinar, we highlight changes to small employer audit requirements in the area of site specific hazard assessments. We discuss example scenarios and how site-specific hazard assessments would be needed.

In this webinar, we highlight changes to small employer audit requirements in the area of Violence & Harassment Plans. We discuss how employers are required to help prevent workplace harassment and violence and address incidents when they do occur. The webinar outlines provincial requirements for Alberta, BC and SK and other resources available.