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Health & Safety Programs
COR® Program
COR® is an occupational safety and health accreditation program that verifies a fully implemented safety and health management system which meets national standards.
NCSO® / NHSA™ Designation
The National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO®) and National Health & Safety Administrator (NHSA™) designations offer proof of competency in construction safety at a nationally-recognized level.
TCP Program
The BCCSA's Traffic Control Person (TCP) Program is British Columbia's most established training program for traffic control. We train numerous TCPs across the province.
CCPO Program
Individuals who hold the Certified Concrete Pump Operator Certification (CCPO) have proven their ability to effectively apply their knowledge while working in the field.
Asbestos Worker Certification
The government of British Columbia has introduced new asbestos worker certification regulations to enhance safety. Employers are obligated to secure licenses.
Fire & Flood Restoration Program
The Fire & Flood Restoration Program (FFRP) is an initiative aimed at enhancing safety within the restoration industry through safety training modules and valuable resources.
THARR Program
The Technical High Angle Rope Rescue Program (THARRP) prepares fire department personnel in technical rope rescue techniques, specifically for rescuing workers in distress at elevated heights.
Health & Safety Training
Training Catalogue
All instructor-led, self-paced, classroom, and online training offered by the BCCSA.
Training Schedule
Find and register for upcoming BCCSA training available throughout the province, in sortable list view.
Training Calendar
Find and register for upcoming BCCSA training in month-to-month calendar view.
Student Audit Assignment
The Student Audit Assignment is required to attain BCCSA's COR® Internal Auditor certification. Microsoft Excel is required.
Prime Contractor ResponsibilitiesNEW!
Learn the roles and responsibilities of prime contractors in BC construction, including legal requirements, multi-employer coordination, and practical safety management.
Hazardous Materials Awareness (HMA)NEW!
Learn about 11 common hazardous materials, their health risks, and safe practices for handling, removal, and disposal. Free for BC fire and flood restoration workers.
Every Mind Matters at WorkNEW!
Learn how mental health affects the workplace, reduce stigma, and explore practical ways to support your own well-being and your team.
Principles of Health & Safety Management (PHSM)
Our PHSM eLearning course is designed to provide clear guidance and practical instruction for creating a concise and effective Health & Safety manual. This manual not only ensures compliance with regulations but also prioritizes the well-being of your workers.
SiteReadyBC
SiteReadyBC is the first comprehensive construction site safety orientation program created specifically for British Columbia. It equips workers with essential knowledge to comprehend safety regulations on any construction site in the province and empowers them to work confidently.
Dust Extractor Vacuums (DEV) Safe Use & Maintenance CourseNEW!
Our DEV eLearning course serves as a comprehensive guide on the safe utilization of dust extractor vacuums for managing exposure to respirable crystalline silica in construction settings.
Webinar Series
Our Webinar Series is designed to offer in-depth insights, expert guidance, and practical solutions on a broad range of OHS topics. We delve into the critical aspects of maintaining a safe and secure workplace.
Health & Safety Resources
Silica Control Tool®
The Silica Control Tool® assists employers in performing thorough risk assessments and implementing effective controls and safe work practices in situations where silica dust poses a potential occupational hazard.
First Aid Assessment
Every employer in B.C. needs to prepare a written first aid assessment for each of their workplaces. This app is designed to help construction employers to determine the first aid equipment, supplies, and facilities required at each of your workplaces.
OHS Resource Catalogue
Discover our library of occupational health & safety resources, including documents, materials, files, and links. Our resources are designed to support you in promoting workplace health & safety and mitigating occupational hazards effectively.
RE-MIND Work to Wellness
RE-MIND is dedicated to enhancing BC construction workers' access to mental health information and support services. RE-MIND encompasses the content available on the RE-MIND website, as well as The Lone Hunter video and Toolbox Talk resources.
Safety Climate Tool
Measure your workplace safety culture with a quick, anonymous 10–15 minute survey and get practical insights to improve safety across your organization.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to our most frequently asked questions. If you need more help, we're here to assist.
OHS Glossary
List of terms and definitions related to construction occupational health & safety (OHS). This glossary serves as a reference to terminology commonly used in the field.
Health & Safety Services
Injury Management Service (IMS)
Get practical support to help injured workers return to meaningful work sooner while managing injury-related costs.
Did You Know!
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Regional Safety Advisors (RSAs)
Get free, hands-on safety support from experienced Regional Safety Advisors, including help with WorkSafeBC requirements, safety programs, and COR® certification.
RSA Hotline
To connect with an RSA for general safety advice and consultation:
- Phone: 1 (800) 630-2664
- E-mail: rsa@bccsa.ca
- Schedule an appointment
- Mon – Fri: 8:00am – 4:00pm
- Weekends & Holidays: Closed
Health & Safety Committees
The BCCSA serves on committees that examine select matters involving occupational health & safety in BC.
Health & Safety Store
Health & Safety Materials
OHS handbooks, guides, manuals, and other materials for your workplace.
Supervisor Logbook
Designed with safety in mind and developed for construction supervisors, keep record of your daily activities.
BCCSA Event Registrations
Register and join us in upcoming events.
Building Safely, Building Better
Integrating Peer Support Recovery Navigators (PSRNs) into the BC Construction Sector
Substance use and mental health challenges affect safety, morale, and productivity across BC construction sites, and existing workplace policies and healthcare supports often fall short, especially when early intervention is needed. The Peer Support Recovery Navigator (PSRN) Program, developed by the BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) with recovery education expert Dr. Paul Farnan, provides a proactive, no-cost solution for employers. The program trains workers with lived or learned recovery experience to serve as Peer Support Recovery Navigators. The PSRN program helps workers provide confidential, peer-based, non-clinical support to coworkers who are experiencing substance use or recovery challenges, and helps connect them with recovery information, resources, and appropriate services.
For Construction Leaders: The ROI of a Recovery-Inclusive Workplace
Integrating PSRNs into your organization offers more than support; it's a proactive business strategy that provides tangible competitive advantage and strengthens your bottom line.
| Business Benefit | How the PSRN Program Delivers |
|---|---|
| Elevate Safety Culture | PSRNs provide early, confidential, peer-based support before personal challenges escalate into safety risks, incidents, or lost time. |
| Increase Productivity & Retention | By supporting workers on their personal recovery journey, companies foster deeper loyalty, reduce absenteeism, and decrease the costs associated with high turnover in a tight labour market. |
| Build a Competitive Recruitment Edge | Companies can become an employer of choice by genuinely investing in employee well-being, and attracting and retaining the reliable, high-performing workers who are successfully and consistently managing their personal recovery journey. |
| Mitigate Operational Risk | Proactively addressing substance-related challenges reduces the risk of serious incidents, site disruptions, and long-term disability claims. |
What it Takes to Support a PSRN
Supporting a PSRN is simple. Employers provide organizational support and employee time, while BCCSA delivers the training, resources, and ongoing development opportunities that help PSRNs succeed. The PSRN Program is provided at no cost to employers or employees.
What Employers Provide
- Organizational approval and support for the employee's participation in the PSRN Program.
- Time for the employee to attend training and program activities.
- Recognition of the value of peer support in building safer, recovery-inclusive workplaces.
- Ongoing support for the employee's development as a PSRN.
What BCCSA Provides
- No-cost training through the one-day PSRN Development Day led by Dr. Paul Farnan.
- A Certificate of Completion recognizing participation in the program.
- Access to the PSRN Community of Practice, providing peer learning opportunities.
- PSRN resources and materials, including hard-hat decals, PSRN pins, and workplace posters.
- Continued support, mentorship, and access to additional resources throughout your employee's PSRN journey.
I Want to Become a PSRN
Discover the role, upcoming training opportunities, and the application process.
Become a PSRN →I Want to Learn More
Learn how the PSRN Program is helping build recovery-inclusive workplaces across BC's construction industry.
Learn More →Download the PSRN Information Sheet
Help spread awareness of the Peer Support Recovery Navigator Program at your workplace.
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TRANSFER & CANCELLATION POLICY
Transfer/Cancellation
To transfer or cancel a registration, you must send a written confirmation to training@bccsa.ca If written notification is not received within the stated time frame, the full course fee will be charged.
- In Person: Contact the training department 7 full days in advance to cancel an in-person course.
- VILT (Zoom): Contact the training department 14 full days in advance to cancel a VILT course
The BCCSA and its venue partners reserve the right to cancel any courses due to insufficient enrollment or other causes. In this case, you will be notified by the BCCSA through phone call or email at least 5 business days prior to the course.
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