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Construction Safety Series CSS1 (PDF 498 KB) ![]()
Booklet focusing on ladder safety and fall protection for residential construction.
Source: WorkSafeBC ![]()
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WorkSafe Bulletin: Renovation and Restoration Projects
WS 05-06 (PDF 85 KB)
This WorkSafe bulletin describes what's required of you and your contractor before you start your renovation or restoration projects.
Source:
WorkSafeBC
WorkSafe Bulletin: Roofing Projects WS 05-05 (PDF 60KB)
Finding a competent and reliable contractor is your first step in a successful roofing project.
Source: WorkSafeBC
Asbestos Hazards When Renovating Older Homes PH71 (PDF 886 KB) ![]()
Asbestos products may be found in older homes. This brochure explains the hazards of asbestos exposure for homeowners who are doing renovations. It provides sources of information for homeowners and employers.
Source: WorkSafeBC ![]()
Updated: January 2009
Safe Work Practices for House Construction BK48 (PDF 1 MB) ![]()
This manual was developed for house builders, framers, scaffold users, various trades, and homeowners. It provides general information on the safety requirements for the various phases of house construction and focuses on key areas where the risk of injury can be reduced.
Source: WorkSafeBC ![]()
Updated: March 2005
This booklet is also available in high-resolution print quality
Selected Construction Regulations (SCOR) for the Home Building Industry (29 CFR 1926)
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"The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published this document to assist residential construction employers and employees in providing safe and healthful workplaces. This publication identifies OSHA standards applicable to the hazards most commonly found at work sites in the residential construction industry and those most likely to have a significant positive impact on the safety and health practices of contractors within this industry."
Source: OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)