September 25, 2024
New First Aid Requirements with WorkSafeBC
New first aid requirements come into effect November 1, 2024.
To assist employers in preparing to implement these new requirements, join us as WorkSafeBC addresses the changes in the Regulation, and reviews the following:
• Workplace class factors: Definition of “remote” and “less-accessible,” and the classes
• Basic requirements that an employer must provide in the workplace
• Written first aid assessments: the information needed and the frequency
• Worker involvement in assessments: who is involved (as applicable)
• Annual drills: frequency and rationale
• Equipment requirements
• Credential changes
A question and answer period will follow the presentation. Have your questions answered directly from WorkSafeBC.
Advance questions welcomed; please submit them to education@eca.bc.ca
Date & Time
Wednesday, September 25, 2024 (3:00 pm – 4:00 pm pt)
Location
Zoom
Instructor(s)
Sudhir Nair
Health & Safety Specialist in Construction
Currently looking after the Residential construction portfolio, Sudhir interacts with Health & Safety Associations such as the Canadian Home building associations (CHBA), the Home Builders Association of BC (HAVAN) and the Southern Interior Construction Association (SICA).
He also has the portfolio of Public Administration which involves municipalities in which he actively participates in their meetings and liaises with the BC Municipal Safety Association. He is a regular attendee and representative at their tradeshows and conferences.
Sudhir has been involved with some strategic initiatives like High Voltage Limits of Access and Construction High Risk Strategy. In addition, he is actively involved in consultations and organizing webinars with external stakeholders on important changes both regulatory and others.
Cancellation Policy
Presentations are intended for educational purposes only and should not be relied on in place of professional advice. The opinions and views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter(s) and should not be taken to represent those of the Electrical Contractors Association of British Columbia (“ECABC”). The ECABC does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided in this presentation. Members should make their own inquiries and obtain their own professional advice to address their particular circumstances.
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