Anyone involved in shipping or receiving dangerous goods not only needs to know the TDG regulations, but also must be aware of what they are handling, what its hazards are, and what to do in case of an emergency.
This fact sheet provides safety information related to the transportation of dangerous goods, and the transportation of workers: Transportation Fact Sheet PDF
At each new site, WorkSafeBC requires a first aid assessment to determine the level of first aid certification and equipment needed. The first aid assessment is one aspect of a production’s risk assessment; it is performed to identify risks and ensure the employer is offering an appropriate level of care at each location. This fact […]
This info sheet is intended to give information on the use of wheel chocks to assist in securing vehicles from movement while they are parked. Wheel Chock Info Sheet PDF
This info sheet will help employers and supervisors with important safety considerations when making decisions around which kind of passenger vehicle to use in transporting employees, workers and other staff personel. The decision to use 15 passenger vans instead of other vehicles to transport crew should always be carefully considered. 15 passenger vans are known […]
Trucks without a designated “park” position indicator on the truck’s transmission-box can be the source of a unique rolling hazard. Read our 2015 hazard alert poster on trucks with this type of transmission for further details, which includes a check-list for easy reference. Transmission Brake Alert PDF
In the February 2015 issue: The Actsafe “Best Of” Spotlight on Efosa Otuomagie, Production Safety Officer Firearms in Theatre Transportation of Dangerous Goods Firearms Use Flowchart Actsafe is Hiring! and much more! View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!
Learn to work safely with and around propane. Learn about the appropriate use and associated risks of propane, including safe handling, storing, transporting and installation of propane cylinders as well as safe use of direct and indirect fired portable heaters.
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