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Jan
26

Safe behind the wheel? Using innovations in clinical epidemiology to inform decisions about fitness to drive webinar

Date & Time
Friday, January 26, 2024, 10:00 a.m. (PST) to 11:00 a.m. (PST)
Location
Webinar
Organizer
BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit
In this webinar, Dr. Staples will discuss recent research from his lab that uses a unique set of linked administrative health and driving data to generate evidence to inform clinical fitness-to-drive decisions. The talk will highlight study designs with broad application to injury prevention research, including cohort, case-crossover, and responsibility studies. He will focus on fitness-to-drive decisions for individuals with high-priority conditions including schizophrenia, syncope, and recent cardiac defibrillator implantation.

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Online courses
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Online Course

Making Winter Driving Safer for Your Employees

Learn how to plan and implement an effective winter driving safety program for your workplace using our tools, guides, tip sheets and other resources.

Completion time: 90 to 120 minutes

Winter driving (Shift into Winter)
Online Course

Conducting Road Safety Risk Assessments

Learn basic risk assessment concepts and how our tools and resources can help reduce the risks your employees face when they drive for work.

Completion time: 60 to 90 minutes

Hazards & risk assessment
Online Course

WorkSafeBC’s Road Safety Requirements: A Guide for Employers and Supervisors

Get information and tips to help you understand and meet your legal responsibilities for the safety of your employees who drive for work.

Completion time: 90 to 120 minutes

Legal responsibilities
Online Course

Supervising Employees Who Drive for Work

Get practical techniques, tools, and resources you can apply to the unique challenge of supervising employees when they’re behind the wheel.

Completion time: 60 to 90 minutes

Legal responsibilities
Past webinars
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Webinar

Putting the Brakes on Aggressive Driving

Aggressive driving can have serious consequences for drivers and their employers. Use these practical tips to help curb aggressive behaviours behind the wheel.
Driving for work
Webinar

Reducing the Risks of Driver Fatigue

Fatigue creates a serious safety risk for drivers. It’s one of the leading contributors to crashes in BC. Learn what your organization and employees can do to manage fatigue behind the wheel.
Driver fatigue
Webinar

Steering Toward Safer Driving Behaviours

A crash-free workplace is possible. Review the traits and behaviours of safe drivers and learn how to help your employees adopt them.
Driving for work
Webinar

Driving Toward a Stronger Road Safety Culture

A strong road safety culture is vital to the success of your road safety program. Learn what every person in your organization can do to help strengthen your culture and improve outcomes.
Driving for work Policies & procedures