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Safety Education

We provide safety information and advice from safety officers, including how to prepare for extreme weather, protect yourself and your loved ones from carbon monoxide poisoning, and interact safely with technical systems outside of your home.

Top 5 Safety Risks

Each year, we analyze and rank the top safety risks encountered by measuring the data gleaned from incident and hazard reports and compiling our risk register.

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Through our safety stories, we share helpful information to help British Columbians have safe interactions with regulated equipment.

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Carbon Monoxide

Exposure to carbon monoxide can be deadly. Protect yourself and your loved ones from this silent killer.

Gas Line Safety

An exposed gas line is a vulnerable gas line. Know what precautions to take before digging or excavating.

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Wildfire Safety

Wildfires are a growing concern across British Columbia as dry conditions and less precipitation contribute to an elevated risk across many parts of the province.

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As a province-wide organization, Technical Safety BC respectfully recognizes that its employees live and work on the traditional and unceded territories of the many Indigenous Nations that have thrived throughout British Columbia since time immemorial.

Technical Safety BC collects information for the purposes of administering the Safety Standards Act. That Act, along with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, constitutes the authority to collect such information. If you have questions about the collection, use, or disclosure of this information, contact the Senior Records, Information and Privacy Analyst for Technical Safety BC at 1 866 566 7233.