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Technical Safety BC releases its new State of Safety 2018 providing key insights into technical safety risks in the province
Vancouver, BC (June 5, 2018) - Safety regulator Technical Safety BC has released its annual State of Safety report, which provides a snapshot of technical safety in the province, along with the organization’s achievem
Two recipients named for Technical Safety BC's first ever Alumni Scholarship Awards
Julianna Kyle and Gareth Hurd each received $2,500 as the winning recipients of the scholarships.
BC Safety Authority warns against unsafe gas work by John Lund
British Columbia Safety Authority (BCSA) is calling on homeowners, businesses, building and strata managers in the Shuswap area, particularly in and around Salmon Arm, who may have had gas work performed by John Lund to contact BCSA.
BC Safety Authority introduces certification program for elevating devices mechanics
BC Safety Authority releases investigation report on 2012 Lakeland Mills sawmill explosion
BC Safety Authority statement following Crown Counsel’s announcement that no charges will be approved against Babine Forest Products
Phil Gothe, Vice-President, Technical Programs for BC Safety Authority (BCSA) today issued the following statement:
Babine Investigation Report
Lakeland Mills Investigation Report & Safety Order
BC Safety Authority (BCSA) has completed its investigation into the April 23, 2012 explosion and fire at Lakeland Mills in Prince George BC. The investigation results are not being released at this time to avoid compromising Crown Counsel’s review of a referral from WorkSafeBC.
Technical Safety BC warns against unsafe gas work by Eugene Darling of Gasman Services
Technical Safety BC is calling on homeowners, businesses, building and strata managers in the province, particularly in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, who may have had gas work performed by Eugene Darling of Gasman Services to contact Technical Safety BC .
BC Safety Authority makes six recommendations following investigation of ski lift tower ice-jacking
BC Safety Authority (BCSA) released today a detailed 73-page report with six recommendations following its investigation into the collapse of a tower on the Excalibur Gondola line in Whistler Blackcomb.
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