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JOB TITLE: Program Coordinator – Prince George Office
REPORTS TO: Director, Transportation Safety
PURPOSE:Assist in the development and execution of the programs and services for two programs, and manage the Prince George Office.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILTIES: read more »
JOB TITLE: Manager, Training and Program Development
REPORTS TO: Director, Safety Services
PURPOSE: To provide leadership and management for the development of injury prevention programs including the delivery and coordination of quality safety training. read more »
JOB TITLE: Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Coordinator
REPORTS TO: Business Manager read more »
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Being in the bight is a way of saying that where a worker is located exposes them to risk. Staying in the clear, or avoiding the bight, is important to continually monitor. Over time, workers can become complacent with their surroundings or tasks, and that can result in increased risk.
Driver was returning home from a pre-season safety meeting. Traffic was heavy at the end of the long weekend. The drive had slowed to stay with the flow of traffic. As the vehicle entered a left hand curve the right front lower ball joint sheared causing the front end to drop and the driver to momentarily lose control of the vehicle.
A contract worker conducting logistics and casual quality plotting on a tree plant was travelling to his section of the block on an ATV. While travelling through the block he realized he had forgotten his radio at staging and returned to get it.
