Wildfires
British Columbia experiences an average of 1,600 wildfires per year.Planning for emergencies is crucial as they can occur without warning. Being well-prepared enables an effective response. Employers can utilize these resources to develop emergency procedures and help prepare for unforeseen disasters.
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Working in Smoky Conditions
Wildfire smoke impacts agriculture and the safety of agricultural workers. There are risks associated with working in smoky conditions such as irritation to eyes, nose and throat, heat stress and dehydration, and working alone.
Review safety protocols and practices to implement in order to manage the risk of working in smoky conditions.
Smoke forecasts (live North American wildfire smoke map) firesmoke.ca
Wildfire Smoke & Air Quality Gov Canada
Wildfire Smoke FAQWorkSafeBC
Working in Extreme Weather Conditions | Summer Heat
When production is in full swing, agricultural workers spend a lot of time working outdoors in summer heat and humidity. Intense heat can cause potentially life-threatening illnesses.
This video discusses the importance of, and ways to control heat stress and heat illness.
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