Implement psychological health and safety management using CSA Z1003.

Reduce shock/arc flash risk through isolation, lockout, and qualified work practices.

Integrate lab/shop hazards, violence risk, and ergonomic controls into a practical school OHS system.

Reduce injury risk by controlling traffic exposure, MSIs, and biological hazards including sharps.

Use Mines Code requirements and exposure monitoring to drive continuous exposure reduction.

Align falling/bucking operations with certification and critical controls, emphasizing supervision and planning.

Prevent fatal H2S exposures through detection, work controls, and emergency response readiness.

Reduce frequent high-rate injuries (slips, burns, cuts) through engineered and procedural controls.

Build a confined space program with permits, testing, isolation, and rescue.

Control key agricultural hazards: pesticides/fumigants, confined spaces, and heat stress.

Implement TDG compliance as a system (classification, documentation, training, response).

Implement BC roadside work controls using OHSR Part 18 requirements and verified field practices.

Treat driving as a workplace hazard managed through OHS systems.

Treat fatigue as impairment and control it with scheduling, stop-work authority, and verification.

Implement lone-worker procedures and escalation systems aligned to BC requirements.

Conduct fair, preventive investigations and ensure procedures are followed.

Build a violence prevention system based on risk assessment, procedures, and review.

Implement hazardous drug controls across the full lifecycle.

Reduce MSIs by prioritizing mechanical aids and structured risk assessment.

Reduce exposure risk through routine practices, PPE discipline, and standardized decon workflows.