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Initiatives for Construction

Construction Nurse Line


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Construction Nurse Line
604 279-8155 OR 1 877 633-6233
Weekdays, 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M.

The Construction Nurse Line is a new provincial free of charge phone service providing construction employers direct access to a WorkSafeBC nurse advisor.

Construction Nurse Advisors:

    • Are registered nurses with experience in construction
    • Are experts in occupational injury and return-to-work planning
    • Provide a clinical perspective that is separate from claims entitlement and prevention issues
    • Collaborate with workers, employers, healthcare providers, and physicians to develop and monitor safe and individualized return-to-work plans

Who should call the Construction Nurse Line?

    • Superintendents
    • Supervisors
    • Site safety officers
    • Owners
    • Return-to-work coordinators
    • First aid attendants

When should you call the Construction Nurse Line?

    • To arrange job site visits to facilitate your return-to-work planning if return-to-work barriers are identified
    • For information on limitations and/or assistance in identifying appropriate modified duties
    • To assist and support in problem solving return-to-work-issues
    • To assist in developing your injury management/disability management programs
    • For general claims update

Keeping injured workers connected to the workplace or getting them back on the job is an important part of their recovery, and early intervention is the key to successful return-to-work planning.

"Call us...when you need us!"
604 279-8155 or 1-877-633-6233

This service is available during business hours Monday to Friday (excluding holidays) from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Resources:

  • Fact Sheet (PDF 301 KB)
  • Poster (PDF 2.5 MB)
  • Pocket Card Actual size is 8½ cm x 5 cm. To obtain free copies call the Construction Nurse Line.

Source: WorkSafeBC WorkSafeBC



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