Training & events

The conference includes a variety of presentations and panels categorized into three focused streams: Public Works and Utilities, Occupational Health and Safety, and Leadership. Road Safety at Work representatives will be on site and participating in the trade show in booth 72.

This workshop shows you how to use our RiskCheck tool to identify and assess road safety risks, then create an action plan to reduce the risks. You’ll learn about resources that help identify and categorize driving-related hazards, how to evaluate risks and set priorities to control those risks, and how to apply what you’ve learned in your workplace.

BC Construction Safety Alliance in collaboration with WorkSafeBC, are proud to host the 18th Annual BC Construction Health & Safety Conference. This conference draws delegates who work in all facets of the construction industry with a focus in the field of safety from around the province. Road Safety at Work representatives will be on site and participating in the trade show in booth 19.

Owners, managers, and health and safety representatives from landscaping firms are invited to attend the first 75-minute online session, which will include presentations and guidance, as well as opportunities to discuss road safety challenges and solutions tailored to the industry. The first session will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. on  November 20.

Winter driving requires more planning, equipment, and patience. Changing weather, colder temperatures, and less daylight all make driving at this time of year more dangerous. Creating a winter driving plan before the bad weather arrives will help reduce risk for drivers.

This workshop shows you how to use our SkillCheck tool to assess employee driving skills and behaviours. It helps you conduct an assessment that helps identify driving skill gaps so you can take steps to improve them. You’ll learn how to use the free SkillCheck tool to record and document driving assessments, behaviours and characteristics to look for when conducting assessments and how to apply what you’ve learned in your workplace.

Training is essential to help ensure the safety of your employees when they drive on the job. This workshop explains methods you can use to help them build the driving knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours they need.

Owners, managers, and health and safety representatives from landscaping firms are invited to attend the second 75-minute online session, which will include presentations and guidance, as well as opportunities to discuss road safety challenges and solutions tailored to the industry. The second session will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. on  January 22.

This workshop shows you how to use our SkillCheck tool to assess employee driving skills and behaviours. It helps you conduct an assessment that helps identify driving skill gaps so you can take steps to improve them. You’ll learn how to use the free SkillCheck tool to record and document driving assessments, behaviours and characteristics to look for when conducting assessments and how to apply what you’ve learned in your workplace.

BUILDEX Vancouver conference is where colleagues and peers from the architecture, interior design, construction, engineering, property management and homebuilding & renovation professions will discuss critical themes, challenges, developments, and innovations impacting the Western Canada's built environment. Road Safety at Work representatives will be on site and participating in the trade show in booth 1135.

This free-of-charge, 2.5-hour workshop takes participants through hazard identification and risk assessment from a road safety perspective.

Employees who drive their own vehicle for work face the same risks as those driving company vehicles. No matter who owns the vehicle, employers, supervisors, and drivers need to work together to meet safety requirements and prevent crashes.