Books

This guide contains basic information on how to identify and solve problems with computer workstations and is intended primarily as a self-help guide for workers.

The information in this guide will help you maintain good indoor air quality in your building, prevent air quality problems, and correct problems that may arise.

If you are a supervisor, this guide will help you understand your role and keep the workers under your supervision safe in the workplace.

Calculating noise exposure can be difficult if you don’t have the expertise. This resource will help you conduct a noise survey at your workplace.

This handbook illustrates how small facilities within the health care sector can apply WorkSafeBC's Ergonomics (MSI) Requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation to their individual facility.

This book provides guidance to help employers and joint committees prevent MSI in the workplace.

This book describes common misconceptions about slips, trips, and falls as well as the factors that contribute to their causes and discusses how employers can effectively manage the risks by identifying the hazards and implementing controls.

This manual outlines health and safety requirements for asbestos labs, as well as asbestos analysis, WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System), chemical handling and storage, and exposure to physical hazards.

This booklet describes the safe methods of handling all types of asbestos-containing materials.

Hazardous drugs are increasingly being used in a range of workplaces. There is a potential for harm if workers are unintentionally exposed to these drugs without proper protection. This book provides instructions to employers on their obligation to eliminate or minimize worker exposure to hazardous drugs, and outlines work procedures and requirements for each stage of handling hazardous drugs.