Overview
When it comes to safety, it's easy to feel overwhelmed—but did you know that expert safety support is available to your business at no cost?*
BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA)'s Regional Safety Advisors (RSAs) are available to assist contractors who have safety questions or concerns, are looking to develop safety programs and materials, or want to prepare for COR® (Certificate of Recognition).
With their extensive knowledge and experience in construction health and safety, RSAs provide practical assistance to all contractor types and sizes, particularly small- to medium-sized businesses for whom safety goals can be a challenge.
Join us as we welcome Tanya Steele, Lower Mainland RSA, for a discussion on common health and safety challenges, WorkSafeBC requirements, and how safety responsibilities impact your business.
You’ll leave with practical examples of how RSAs support employers through no-cost BCCSA resources and hands-on assistance, including:
- Health and safety program development and support
- COR preparation and gap reviews
- WorkSafeBC orders and regulatory questions
- Workplace inspections and incident investigations
- Emergency planning and drills
- And more
Learn how RSAs can help make safety simpler, reduce risk, and build a safer, stronger business.
*BCCSA RSA services are available at no cost to all construction (Sector 72) employers and select aggregate and ready-mixed employers.
Leading the Talk
Tanya Steele, Regional Safety Advisor (RSA), Lower Mainland
BCCSA
Tanya Steele has been a Regional Safety Advisor (RSA) for the BCCSA for over 15 years. She is a business owner, professional trainer, certified virtual facilitator, CHSC, podcast co-host, and safety advisor for 30+ years. Over the years she has worked in several industries, including mining and construction. She has also been actively involved in many associations to help promote industry safety. Examples include the NCSO® Connect, NAOSH Chair, VRCA Education Committee, and Regional VP for the CSSE. She’s been interviewed for the Journal of Commerce, Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine, and published in the BC/Alberta Construction Magazine.
Her goal is to assist owners, supervisors, managers, JOHSC members, and HR leaders understand OHS legislation/COR® standards, help them implement safety in the workplace, and equip them with the skills to train their workers effectively. Ultimately, she aims to save lives and support business success.
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