BCFSC Crew Talk Archive

BCFSC Crew Talks help support a short (five minutes or less) safety conversation at the beginning of meetings, pre-job/shift meetings and/or JOHSC meetings. They are an excellent resource to help enhance and maintain a strong safety culture in your organization.

Each Crew Talk features a poster on the front and additional safety talking points on the back.

Download our archived crew talks to share with your crew(s). There are many topics to choose from including seasonal themes, PPE, health and well-being, injury prevention and more.

 

BCFSC Crew Talks are also available to download in a converted size format to fit a slide graphic (16 x 9) for presentations, scrolling television graphics, etc.

Appropriate Footwear Heat Stress – Know it – Spot it – Stop it Tick Safety
  Housekeeping at the Worksite Why Carry a Whistle? 
Are You Prepared for Daylight Saving Time? JHSC-Joint-Health-and-Safety-Committee Wildfire Evacuation Preparedness
  Keep Your Cool! Heat Stress Wildfire Safety While at Work
Back to School Traffic Ladder Safety Wind Chill
Bee & Wasp Safety Lawn Mower Safety Winter Preparedness – Working in Cold Weather
Being Observant Lockout/Tagout Before You Reach In Winter Slips, Trips and Falls
Bullying and Harassment Management of Change for New or Modified Equipment Wood Burning Stoves
Chipper Infeed Safety Mobile Equipment Hydraulic Hose Failure Working Alone
Chopping Wood Safety Motorcycles on the Roads Working at Heights
Combustible Dust Cleanup with Blowdown Mud & Water Working In Winter
Crane and Hoist Safety On-site Railway Crossings Working on Roofs
Dangerous Ice and Snow from Above   Workplace Emergency Response
Day of Mourning – 2026 Overhead Crane  
Day of Mourning Perimeter Guarding  
Driving in the Dark Personal Protective Equipment Inspections  
Emergency Evacuation – Grab & Go Bags PFD Maintenance  
Ergonomics and Back Safety Pinch Points and Nip Points  
Fall Arrest Harness Inspection and Use Preventing Falling Objects   
Fall Arrest vs. Fall Restraint Propane Safety  
Fall Hazards from Heights of Four Feet or More Protection for Workers and Wildlife  
Fire Extinguisher Safety Railway Crossings  
First Aid for Sunburns Refuelling Mobile Equipment with Gas  
Flashback Arrestor Safety Seat Belt Inspection for Operators  
Floor and Walkway Hazards Shovelling Safety  
Focus on Winter Driving Readiness Space Heater Safety  
Forklift and Seatbelts Safe Workplaces for Young and New Workers  
Gardening Safety Staying Alert when BC does not fall back on November 1, 2026  
Guard Removal – Just This Once Staying Safe in Loud Work Areas  
Guardrails and Heights Stored Energy  
Gutter Cleaning Safety Substance Related Impairment  
Halloween Pumpkin Carving Safety at Home Sun Safety