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2018 – 2020 STRATEGIC PLAN

  • 2018-2020 Strategic Plan (147 downloads)

REPORTS

  • 2019-May-27-BC-Municipal-Safety-Association-Market-Penetration-Report.pdf (23 downloads)
  • 2018-Annual-Report-web.pdf (57 downloads)
  • 2017 Annual Report (119 downloads)
  • 2016 Annual Report (222 downloads)
  • 2015 Annual Report (220 downloads)
  • 2014 Annual Report (210 downloads)
  • 2013 Annual Report (205 downloads)
  • 2012 Annual Report (219 downloads)

MEETING MINUTES

  • RGM-190607-Minutes.pdf (10 downloads)
  • BOD-190606-Minutes.pdf (7 downloads)
  • RGM-190329-Minutes.pdf (29 downloads)
  • 2018 Dec 07 Regular General Meeting Minutes.pdf (61 downloads)
  • 2018 Dec 06 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes-v2.pdf (19 downloads)
  • 2018 Sept 16 Regular General Meeting Minutes (67 downloads)
  • 2018 June 8 Regular General Meeting Minutes (51 downloads)
  • 2018 March 2 Regular General Meeting Minutes (revised) (71 downloads)
  • 2018 March 2 Annual General Meeting Minutes (43 downloads)
  • 2017 December 1 Regular General Meeting Minutes (93 downloads)
  • 2017 November 30 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes (60 downloads)
  • 2017 October 15 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes (55 downloads)
  • 2017 October 16 Regular General Meeting Minutes (101 downloads)
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OUR MISSION

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.

WORKER SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS.

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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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Reducing the risk of propane explosions in food trucks

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BCMSA Newsletter June 2019

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