Publications

This manual is for employers and workers who work with or around ammonia and can be used as a tool to help industry work safely.

Homeowners learn more about the process of identifying and removing asbestos in the home.

This set of two waterproof infoflips sets out safe work practices for fallers in a format designed to be used at the worksite.

Note: This infoflip reflects current BC Faller Training Standards. Updates to the standard are planned for 2026.

This edition, newly revised in December 2014, will help you understand your back. It will show you how to take care of yourself when you experience episodes of back pain.

This manual is mainly for two groups: employers whose businesses include the use of chlorine gas for water or sewage treatment; and workers who work with or around chlorine gas, including those who repair or maintain chlorine systems.

This Infoflip is primarily for WorkSafeBC officers to use as a guide during inspections.

Employers, contractors, supervisors, and workers may also find the information useful for assisting them in carrying out their occupational health and safety roles and responsibilities.

All workers in B.C. are potentially vulnerable to infectious diseases. This book describes common communicable and zoonotic diseases, how they are spread, and steps to take to protect workers. It includes information about the basic principles of infection control, safe work procedures, and how to develop an exposure control plan.

De-energization and lockout prevents the release of hazardous energy that could cause injury to workers. This manual will be useful for anyone who works in and around machinery and equipment or wants to create a de-energization and lockout program.

The booklet will help employers, workers, and joint health and safety committees develop and maintain an effective occupational health and safety (OHS) program.

The Diving Supervisor’s Handbook can be used by diving contractors, dive schools, and workers for dive planning and response to diving emergencies.