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TIPS UP! 10 safety tips to know before riding a chairlift
October 13, 2020
3 Minute read
10 tips to help make your experience riding a chairlift as safe as possible.
Top 22 changes you need to know about the 2018 Canadian Electrical Code
October 8, 2020
4 Minute read
The Canadian Electrical Code 2018 version includes changes to support workers in the safe installation & maintenance of electrical equipment & systems.
How to safeguard your home from carbon monoxide
October 5, 2020
3 Minute read
Jennifer Rice, BC’s Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Preparedness, talks about the importance of carbon monoxide alarms. Read more.
Carbon monoxide 101: Who is most at risk?
September 30, 2020
2 Minute read
Carbon monoxide 101: Carbon monoxide (CO) is a danger to everyone, but did you know certain groups are more susceptible than others?
Vacation home appliances can be deadly
August 26, 2020
2 Minute read
Off-grid properties usually fuel their appliances by portable propane gas bottles and tanks. These appliances can be deadly. Read more.
Off-grid vacation rental? Know the risk of carbon monoxide
August 26, 2020
3 Minute read
Off-grid vacations are a great way to explore BC’s outdoor beauty. However British Columbians need to be aware of the risk carbon monoxide. Read more.
Starting up your refrigeration system, what you need to know
July 27, 2020
4 Minute read
As many ice rinks across B.C. prepare to resume operations, we released the following seasonal startup list to help ensure your refrigeration system will operate safely throughout the season.
Boating and carbon monoxide safety
July 23, 2020
2 Minute read
Boating can be a fun summer activity as long as carbon monoxide (CO) safety is front of mind. Learn more how you can prevent CO while boating.
Hitting the water park this summer? Waterslide safety questions answered
July 22, 2020
3 Minute read
Summer means more people on the waterslide. How do I know the slide is safe? Where do I report unsafe waterslides? Read our top waterslide questions.
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