Guest guest Posted July 19, 2006 Report Share Posted July 19, 2006 Dear Colleagues, I found information given in the WorkSafeBC website (http://www2.worksafebc.com/Safety/Home.asp) very useful. It provides all types of safety related information which professionals like us needs for discharging functions. Interested may log in the site and explore its uses. By subscribing free newsletter you will get alert on new information added in the website. hope you will find useful. Regards, HN Khimani Safety Officer, IPR WorkSafe News - July 19, 2006 Read it online at http://www2.worksafebc.com/enews/060719/060719.htm Infection control New hygiene posters available online from WorkSafeBC: • Handwashing • How long should you wash your hands? • The spread of disease is nothing to sneeze at Hazard Alert 06-08 (Injury)Explosion in gas bakery oven WorkSafe Bulletin 06-03 (Fatality)No warning with deadly lack of oxygen in airEnclosed or confined spaces may not have enough oxygen in the air, which can produce symptoms that prevent you from escaping. (PDF 362 KB) Fish Harvesting Alerts Updated New fishing posters available online from WorkSafeBC: • Fish Harvesting Alert: Vessels Capsizing and Lives Lost • Fish Harvesting Alert: 77 Fatalities 1991 – 2005 • 157 Fishing Vessels Capsized 1975 – 2005 Sit up and take noticeFrom WorkSafe Magazine, July/August 2006 issue (page 20)Fitness balls are not safe for prolonged sitting. Short-term or intermittent use of fitness balls may be appropriate as part of a rehabilitation plan, but these balls are not safe for use as office chairs. (PDF 81 KB) Raising the Bar - Conference for Construction Safety OfficersNovember 25, 2006 in Richmond, BCThe conference will offer 6 knowledge and skills seminars, as well as information on safety organizations, education, and certification. (PDF 431 KB) Available at the WorkSafeBC LibrarySuggested readings from the librarian The WorkSafeBC Library is a resource for WorkSafeBC employees and the general public. Materials can be searched using the online catalogue. • Basics of Safety and Health • Human Factors in Lighting • Understanding and Preventing Falls B.C. Occupational Health and Safety List of Education and Training ProvidersUpdated June/July 2006A list of education and training providers with guidelines to help you make your selection. (PDF 413 KB) Please pass this newsletter on to colleagues and friendswho may find it useful. Subscribe or manage subscription The email address for your subscription is khimani@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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