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			Stay in the cab, stay alive WorkSafeBC video - Warning: graphic content This video reminds forklift drivers to wear their seat belts. And if your machine does tip, brace yourself, and stay in the cab. (1 min 23 s)

			WorkSafeBC YouTube Channel View free videos for safety meetings or crew talks WorkSafeBC’s popular YouTube channel offers videos on a variety of industries and topics.

			2009 Student Video Contest Winners View clips of B.C. high school students’ winning videos about workplace safety.

			Health and Safety for Small- and Medium-Sized Food Processors A guide to eliminating or minimizing hazards in food processing. (PDF 1.4mb)

			Hazard Alert – Fatality 2009-10 Two workers seriously injured in propane explosion.

			Hazard Alert – Fatality 2009-09 Worker fatally injured under pickup truck.

			Hazard Alert – Injury 2009-08 Worker crushed under load when forklift tips.

			Hazard Alert – Injury 2009-07 Worker stuck by contaminated needle.

			WorkSafe Bulletin 2009-04 The dangers of breathing silica dust.

			Human Factors Bulletin 2009-02 Elevated loads and feedback systems.

			May / June issue of WorkSafe Magazine Highlights: lethal workplace sins, pesticide safety, safety goggles, and planning for fall protection.

			Conference on investigating human factors in workplace accidents June 16, 2009 - Burnaby, B.C. Learn about reducing risk and improving investigations. Hosted by the B.C. Lower Mainland Chapter of the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering and WorkSafeBC.

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