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Onsite Safety Training

For companies who need onsite support for their safety program, we offer Onsite Safety Training.

This includes monitoring workplace activities to ensure workers are truly complying with your companies’ policies and WorkSafeBC.

Depending on your company’s needs, we can help develop safety policies, perform workplace inspections, investigate incidents, implement safety training and ensure compliance with WorkSafe BC.

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Health & Safety Inspections

Effective Health and Safety Site Inspections are one of the most important incidents/accident prevention tools in a company’s health and safety program.

Inspections reveal the current state of your workplace, help identify hazards, and prevent unsafe working conditions from developing.

We’ll walk through your facility to evaluate overall safety conditions and identify L&I citations, workplace hazards, and opportunities for improving your health and safety program. With the walkthrough completed, we’ll create an inspection report of our findings that include recommendations for improvement.

Safety Program Review

This proactive approach assists in reducing injuries by taking a closer look at your company’s health and safety objectives, identifying strengths and weaknesses of the program, determining if your policies and procedures comply, and defines areas in need of improvement.

We’ll review your organization’s safety manual, and documented policies and procedures to ensure you’re up to date with the latest regulations. Once completed, we’ll provide our recommendations to your team.

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Safety Program Development

Your companies plan to prevent accidents, illness and injuries on the job must be tailored to the needs of your workplace and operations.

At Interior Safety Network, we help companies create an effective safety program that covers the unique needs of your business, which includes required policies and procedures and ensures your organization complies with WorkSafeBC. We provide the development of a companies COR/SECOR programs.

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Respirator Fit Test

If your employees use a respirator in the workplace, they must be fit tested before using it for the first time and re-tested once each year to ensure the respirator still fits correctly.

We offer Respirator Fit Testing, using a pass/fail test method to detect leakage into the respirator facepiece. We can test your employees onsite at your location or in our Kamloops facility.

Compliance with WorkSafeBC Inspection Reports

A WorkSafeBC occupational safety or hygiene officer may visit your worksite to conduct a regular inspection. It is important to note that upon completion of this inspection, the Officer will provide you with a written report. This document is an official record of the Officer's observation during their visit.

The inspection report encompasses comprehensive information about findings on the worksite. Moreover, it also includes recommendations aimed at improving workplace conditions. The Officer who identifies occupational health and safety non-compliance can impose penalties.

Interior Safety Network Limited will assist you in addressing any concerns arising from the WorkSafeBC inspection report.

Our expertise allows us to provide you with valuable guidance regarding the necessary steps to comply with these specified orders. Acting as your dedicated safety consulting partner, we will develop a formal notice of compliance explicitly tailored to meet the requirements provided by officers.

Additionally, should there be a need for further action stipulated within the inspection report (such as developing safety programs/policies/procedures/training),we possess the capability and experience to aid you through implementation processes while ensuring employee participation through relevant training sessions.

COR External Audit

Certificate of Recognition (COR) is an incentive program offered by WorkSafe BC that recognizes that a certified COR auditor has evaluated the company's health and safety management program and that it meets provincial OHS standards. It is industry-recognized that COR-certified companies have more opportunities when bidding for work.

Two COR Audits exist – Large COR and small COR (SECOR). The difference between a COR and a SECOR is the number of employees working during the peak time. Small COR (SCOR) audit is designed for companies with fewer than 19 employees. A large COR audit is for companies with more than 20 employees.

Interior Safety Network Limited offers COR and SECOR audits to companies in the construction sector. Companies with WorkSafeBC Classification Units (CU) listed below are automatically eligible to participate in BCCSA's COR program.

These include:

Construction, all CUs 721xxx, 722xxx, 723xxx
Primary Resources (Aggregate Producers),CU 704008
Manufacturing (Ready-Mix Concrete),CU 712033

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