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BCMSA Newsletters

  • Newsletter-June-2019.pdf (127 downloads)
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  • Newsletter August 2017 (396 downloads)
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The purpose of the BC Municipal Safety Association is to improve worker health and safety and enhance safety culture through the sharing of knowledge and resources.

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District of Saanich – RTW and OH&S Coordinator

Apply by 11:45 p.m. on Friday, October 4, 2019
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Resilient Minds: Building the Psychological Strength of Firefighters

BCMSA will begin offering CMHA’s program Resilient Minds: Building the Psychological Strength of Firefighters to both volunteer and career municipal firefighters across the province starting in January 2020.
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Mental Health Return to Work for Supervisors Training

Research has identified workplace supervisors as a key participant for successful return to work programs. This course will equip supervisors to work with HR/OHS and take them from uncertainty to confidence when managing mental health related absence and RTW.
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