ICBA Wellness regularly offers free webinars on mental health issues, and we have two to close out September – take a look (details and registration at icba.ca/courses)! Creating a Psychologically Safe Culture for You and your Co-Workers September 18, 2024, 11 a.m. to...
👷 ICBA is proud to support our industry partners’ new Roadbuilding and Heavy Construction safety program! 🚧 As safety is an essential component of our industry’s culture, the BC Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association, in partnership with the...
SURREY – British Columbia needs the common sense BC Conservatives in government and John Rustad in the Premier’s office, says the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA), Canada’s largest construction association. “As I visit communities across the...
ICBA, B.C.’s largest construction association, is pleased to offer our members information, analysis and recommendations leading up to the October 19, 2024, provincial election. This election matters to all of us. We need a strong economy and smart leadership to make...
David Eby and the NDP’s no-fault auto insurance means if you get hurt, you get what ICBC decides you’re worth. Think $1,000 is enough for serious, life-altering injuries? ICBC and Eby do. 😥B.C. needs a change in government. www.icba.ca/election... See MoreSee Less
WELLNESS WEDNESDAY #168: Free Psychological Safety Webinarswww.icba.ca/coursesICBA Wellness regularly offers free webinars on mental health issues, and we have two to close out September – take a look (details and registration at icba.ca/courses)!Creating a Psychologically Safe Culture for You and your Co-WorkersSeptember 18, 2024, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (1.5 hours)During this session, you will expand your knowledge and understanding of identifying psychological risk factors at work and minimizing possible injuries. We will also explore the steps to take to mitigate injuries if they occur and what resources are available.Building Stronger Teams: Psychological Safety in ConstructionSeptember 25, 2024, 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. (1.5 hours)Join our 1.5-hour webinar where we explore the vital concept of Psychological Safety in our specialized webinar tailored for the construction industry. Discover how prioritizing mental well-being can enhance safety practices and elevate team performance.Special thanks to CCI Group/Kanin Construction, whose generous support makes these free webinars possible. ... See MoreSee Less
👷 ICBA is proud to support our industry partners' new Roadbuilding and Heavy Construction safety program!🚧 As safety is an essential component of our industry's culture, the BC Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association, in partnership with the Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association, and the Construction Industry Training Network, are excited to introduce Road Ready BC – the brand-new BC-based adaptation of the established Road Safety Training System, which was developed by the ARHCA.🦺 Road Ready BC has been created for industry, by industry, to improve employees' ability to identify hazards, manage risk and reduce incidents.The program is made up of 24 modules covering key information on:· OHS legislation· the common hazards on a worksite· the importance of hazard awareness and controls· industry terminology· best practices, and· safe work processes across the roadbuilding and heavy construction specialties.All 24 modules contain top-quality videography, graphics, and animation and references to current British Columbia legislation and industry best practices. The course includes real life scenarios for better learner engagement with the material. More than 60 subject matter experts across Alberta and British Columbia have contributed their time and expertise to ensure that Road Ready BC is a best-in-class safety awareness program.Road Ready BC launches in 2024. roadreadybc.ca/... See MoreSee Less
Can you afford $4,300 per month? The NDP were proud to announce that as “affordable housing” – and your taxes helped build it. 🏠 💸B.C. needs a change in government. www.icba.ca/election... See MoreSee Less