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BC Construction Safety Alliance

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The Health and Safety Association for BC's construction industry.

New Westminster, British Columbia

Non-profit Organizations
51–200 people

About

The BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA) is a not-for-profit association that provides services to over 52,000 construction companies employing approximately 220,000 workers. We are funded by industry through WorkSafeBC annual assessments and are governed by a Board of Directors whose members represent all sectors of the industry: residential, road building, aggregate, ready-mixed, industrial, commercial, institutional, and heavy construction. Worker safety is our number one priority. To that end, we offer a range of member services and supports (most of which are free) for construction (Sector 72) and select aggregate and ready-mixed employers that (a) focus on injury prevention and creating or enhancing a culture of safety on construction sites; and (b) meet a diversity of needs among owners, managers, supervisors, and workers. We offer many services, resources, training and consultation to the construction industry some of which are as follows: COR® Certificate of Recognition SiteReadyBC (online construction safety orientation) Online and In-Class Safety Training NCSO® and NHSA™ Designations Certified Concrete Operator Program (CCPO) Safety Culture Survey Traffic Control Program Regional Safety Advisors (Consultations) Fire & Flood Restoration Program THARRP Silica Control Tool™ and much more... NO COST TRAINING: Companies registered with WorkSafeBC in the following Sectors are eligible to take the majority of our training at no cost: Construction, All CUs 721xxx, 722xxx, 723xxx Primary Resources (Aggregate Producers), CU 704008 Manufacturing (Ready-Mixed Concrete), CU 712033

Open positions

Safety on Tour Ambassador

On-site · New Westminster

Deliver interactive construction safety demonstrations across British Columbia while safely operating and maintaining the program’s truck, trailer, and equipment. Coordinate events and outreach, collaborate with regional stakeholders, maintain program records, and support departmental initiatives.