RESOURCES
Health and Safety Resources for BC Employers
Free tools, practical guides and straight answers to help you understand your WorkSafeBC obligations and build a program that works.
FREE TOOLS
Start here
Find out where your program stands, then get a clear plan to close the gaps.
Free tools
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WorkSafeBC Compliance Check
A free 5-minute self-assessment across 6 compliance areas. Get an instant score, risk grade and gap report.
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Free Safety Program Review
A certified consultant reviews your current program and gives you a clear, prioritized action plan.
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Safety Manual Builder
A custom health and safety manual built around your work, not a generic binder.
GUIDES
Understand your obligations
Plain-language answers on WorkSafeBC compliance, COR certification and training.
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BC Safety Program Guide
When a formal health and safety program is required in BC, and what it needs to include. Read the guide
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Workplace Safety FAQ
Answers to common questions on WorkSafeBC compliance, COR certification and training. Read the FAQ
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Online Safety Training
2,000+ courses through Greenspine Academy, with certificate tracking. Explore training
We work with First Nations governments, Nation-owned businesses and Indigenous-led organizations across BC, building safety programs with community and leaving the capacity to run them in community.
INDIGENOUS PARTNERSHIPS
Proudly Métis-owned. Federally and CCIB certified.
FROM THE BLOG
Practical guides from the field
Common questions
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What is fractional health and safety support?
It gives you access to an experienced safety professional without hiring a full-time in-house safety manager. You stay compliant, prepare for COR and manage your program while keeping overhead down.
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Do small businesses need a full-time safety manager?
Not always. Many small and mid-sized BC businesses use fractional support to meet WorkSafeBC requirements, manage documentation and run audits without a full-time safety department.
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Which industries do you work with?
Construction, manufacturing, transportation, forestry, aquaculture, utilities, municipalities and Indigenous organizations across British Columbia and Alberta.
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Is online safety training accepted in British Columbia?
Many online courses are designed to align with WorkSafeBC and Canadian requirements. Online training also makes it easier to track certifications and keep records consistent across sites.
DARCY'S STORY
Why this work matters
Darcy's Story is a real account of what can happen when new worker orientation and supervision fall short, and what employers can do differently.
It is the reason Greenspine takes orientation seriously. Read Darcy's Story
FREE SAFETY PROGRAM REVIEW
Have a question we did not answer?
Talk to Dan directly, or start with a free review of your safety program.