Technical Safety BC

CO can affect pets before humans. Know the subtle signs and the simple checks that help protect them. #CarbonMonoxide #PetSafety hubs.li/Q043qPpD0

Gas appliance exposed to water? Don’t assume they are safe to use once they've dried out. Here’s what to do next. #GasSafety #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q043qMyX0

Propane heaters on construction sites have specific requirements. Don’t guess, know the rules. #GasSafety #ConstructionSafety hubs.li/Q043p_n-0

Replacing a light fixture? A “quick swap” can still require a permit—here’s how to know. #ElectricalSafety #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q043qLrf0

Breaker keeps tripping? Operating permits aren’t just paperwork, they support ongoing safety. #ElectricalSafety #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q043qL8c0

A safe renovation starts with hiring a qualified, licensed contractor. Make sure permits are in place, work is compliant, and you know what to do if something doesn’t seem right. #HomeRenovation #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q043qKsj0

On International Women’s Day, we recognize the remarkable women, like our safety officers, Carolyn, Rochelle, and Emily, working in trades who continue to overcome barriers and challenge stereotypes in traditionally male-dominated industries #InternationalWomensDay #WomeninTrades

Curious pets + cords + outlets can be risky fast. 6 simple ways to reduce electrical hazards at home. #ElectricalSafety #PetSafety hubs.li/Q043qDyX0

Every incident and hazard report strengthens the safety system and helps prevent future incidents. Learn more about how and why you should report: #BC #SafetyTips #PublicSafety hubs.li/Q043pW3L0

Effective January 1, 2026, clients applying for or renewing a Class B or Class REF licence will be required to submit a quality control program (QCP) manual within one year. Learn more: hubs.li/Q044Y7Wm0

One small change produced a surprisingly big shift in restraining bar behaviour. Proper usage jumped from 20% to 65%, cutting exposure to fall risk by 85%. What was the intervention, and how was it tested? #SkiSafety #ChairliftSafety #BCSafety hubs.li/Q043qNyR0

We have published an investigation report following a March 10, 2025 gondola incident at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, where a hanger arm on a gondola cabin broke, causing the gondola to fall 6 feet while leaving the loading station. Read the Report: hubs.li/Q0444Mss0

Kids + outlets = curiosity... and risk. 7 simple home tips to help prevent shocks. #ElectricalSafety #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q043pYyn0

Happy Lunar New Year from Technical Safety BC! Wishing you a safe and peaceful year ahead. #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheHorse

Come met us in person from February 24–26 at SafeConnect, Canada's amusement industry safety conference. Our team will be participating in the conference program, connecting with amusement device operators from across the industry. Register here: hubs.li/Q0408hht0

Escalators are everywhere, but there’s more to them than you think. Here are 10 surprising facts, including the location of the world’s shortest escalator. hubs.li/Q03-s--90 #EscalatorSafety #PublicSafety #BCSafety

Why does gas piping need bonding? The safety reason is bigger than most people realize. #GasSafety #HomeSafety hubs.li/Q03-shHM0

Licence and certification play different roles in regulated work, but they are often confused. Knowing the distinction helps clarify how each contributes to safety when it comes to technical systems. #LicensedContractor #CertifiedIndividual

Is your building’s gas fireplace certified to use in BC? What to check and when to call a licensed professional. #GasSafety #BC hubs.li/Q03-rfvz0

Stuck in an elevator? Don’t force the doors open. Use the call button, stay calm, and wait for help. #ElevatorSafety #PublicSafety hubs.li/Q03_CWZY0