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Exposure Control Plans need to be specific to your organization. These documents are provided as examples only.

WorkSafeBC Regulation requires employers to create and implement a number of Exposure Control Plans (ECP’s). We are happy to share ECP’s created by others, but it remains the employers’ responsibility to ensure the ECP complies with current practice and WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR).

Bloodborne Pathogens ECP and Procedures

City of New Westminster

  • CNW_DOCS-#30063-v5-Hepatitis_B_Vaccination_City_2005_Jan_Employee_Reques... (2829 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#74102-v2-Occupational_Health_and_Safety_Policy_City_2002_Jul_I... (3199 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#535799-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2975 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#628399-v1-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2493 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#628404-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2385 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#629002-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (1) (2330 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#629002-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2413 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#657793-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2) (3163 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#657793-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2315 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#732471-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2446 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#732570-v2-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2486 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#732576-v1-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2507 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#775907-v1-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2352 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#775914-v1-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2950 downloads )
  • CNW_DOCS-#776037-v1-Infection_Control_Bloodborne_Pathogens_City_2015_Oct... (2670 downloads )

City of New Westminster - ECP Hepatitis A (2976 downloads )
ECP - Asbestos-Containing Drywall Disposal (3389 downloads )
City of Coquitlam – Anhydrous Ammonia Exposure Control Plan (3404 downloads )

Silica

Employers are required under Section 5.54 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (OHSR) to develop an exposure control plan (ECP) when workers are or may be exposed to airborne silica dust in excess of 50% of the exposure limit.

To assist occupational health and safety professionals with this task, WorkSafeBC has posted the following sample documents (in editable Microsoft Word format), which can be used to help create an employer’s ECP. Note that these sample documents are not sufficient to constitute an ECP; a WorkSafeBC occupational hygiene officer would have to make a determination as to whether or not a completed ECP meets the requirements of the OHSR.

Developing a Silica Exposure Control Plan WSBC developing a silica ECP.doc (4736 downloads )

The following Exposure Control Plans are from WorkSafeBC’s website.

Exposure Control Plans for:

  • Carbon Monoxide ECP - Carbon Monoxide (4223 downloads )
  • Cutting concrete WSBC - ECPCuttingConcrete.doc (3920 downloads )
  • Chipping Concrete ECPChippingConcrete.doc (3441 downloads )
  • Cutting Fibre Cement Board ECP fibre cement board.doc (3790 downloads )
  • Cutting, Grinding and Polishing stone containing silica (quartz) ECP cutting, grinding, polishing quartz.doc (4109 downloads )
  • Drilling Concrete ECPDrillingConcrete.doc (3717 downloads )

City of Victoria ECP’s

WorkSafeBC has not commented on these City of Victoria ECP’s

  • Asbestos ECP - Inspectors (3845 downloads )
  • Hantivirus ECP - Inspectors (2958 downloads )
  • Lead ECP - Inspectors (3273 downloads )
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