WorkSafeBC
Injury Management Resources
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Preventing Most Common Restaurant Injuries
As a restaurant operator, you cannot afford to have workers away from the job injured.
Hotel and Accommodation Resources
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Investigate Incidents
Workplace incidents happen, and the key is responding effectively to prevent future occurrences. By conducting thorough investigations, identifying root causes, and taking corrective actions, employers can create a safer work environment while meeting WorkSafeBC reporting requirements.
Inspect Your Workplace
Regular workplace inspections help identify and address physical and psychological hazards before they lead to incidents. By using checklists, engaging workers, and focusing on key risk areas, you can create a safer, healthier work environment.
Hold Safety Meetings
Regular safety meetings help keep your team informed about health and safety issues while fostering a culture of shared responsibility. By integrating safety discussions into department, management, and company-wide meetings, you can address concerns, track progress, and promote both physical and psychological well-being in the workplace.
Develop Safe Work Procedures
High-risk or complex tasks in your business may require written Safe Work Procedures (SWP) to prevent workplace injuries. By consulting with your safety committee and workers, you can determine which tasks need documentation and ensure procedures are clear, concise, and effective in minimizing risks.
Orient, Train & Supervise Workers
Proper training ensures workers are competent, confident, and equipped to handle workplace hazards safely. From task-specific instruction to psychological health awareness, investing in training not only prevents injuries but also fosters a proactive safety culture.
Identify Hazards & Manage Risk
Identifying and controlling workplace hazards is key to preventing injuries and ensuring a safe environment. By assessing risks, implementing control measures, and continuously monitoring safety procedures, businesses can proactively reduce harm and protect workers' well-being.
Home Office Inspection Checklist Template
Use this checklist to assess the safety and setup of your home workspace. It should be completed annually or when significant changes occur, then submitted to your supervisor. The checklist covers: General Safety – Noise, tripping hazards, secure shelving Ergonomics – Proper chair, desk, and screen setup Work Alone & Security – Check-in protocols and… Continue reading Home Office Inspection Checklist Template