Can Ridge is Committed To Long-Term Success Great safety isn’t about telling staff to improve safety. Instead, it’s an opportunity to motivate staff to work together for a common good. Here at Can Ridge we take safety very seriously and are committed to our team’s long-term success, that’s why we hosted a full Safety […]
There are many dangers that you and your team might encounter on a job site, especially when you integrate large machinery such as mobile cranes. Improper lifting, inclement weather, sharp materials and electrical currents can all be deadly forces that have resulted in severe injuries or even death in the past. If the team […]
Become familiar with the precautions we take when severe weather shows up at the job site. Recently we wrote an article about all the uses and benefits of mobile cranes but at Can Ridge Industries, one of our core values is safety, so we wanted follow up with a precautionary note related to […]
29_hand_signals_for_hoist_and_crane_operators-pdf-en Illustrates hand signals for the signaller and the crane or hoist operator to use when hoisting. For more information from WorkSafe BC Click here.
Every mobile crane lift is potentially hazardous and must be planned and carried out safely, according to the requirements of the Workers Compensation Act and Occupational Health and Safety Regulation. For more information from WorkSafe BC click here. Work Safe_2016_PDF
A 30M33 for is an “assurance in writing” is provided to and used by all power system owners in B.C. It is currently the only assurance in writing form that is acceptable to WorkSafeBC. Generally, the 30M33 form does not need to be used when the work is being performed in compliance within the limits […]
Can Ridge is working towards COR certification in 2017/2018, the Certificate of Recognition (COR) is a voluntary incentive program that recognizes companies who develop and implement health and safety and injury management systems that meet an industry standard. The program rewards employers who take a strategic approach to workplace safety and are committed to reducing […]
Lack of communication between coworkers is one of the single most reasons for accidents and injuries on the job-site. Many different trades and equipment are constantly performing hundreds of separate tasks around us daily, and all it takes is for a single breakdown of communication between two individuals for an accident to occur. February – […]
We have had some serious winter weather this year, which has caused havoc in most sectors in the lower mainland especially in the construction industry. The snow on a normal day causes concerns for mobile cranes as road conditions worsen, but another safety concern is once the snow melts. February – Ground Stability – Can […]
Workers must wear clothing that provides ample protection from weather and other hazards. When clothing may come in contact with moving parts of equipment, tools or machinery, the clothing must not be torn, ragged or loose, and pants must not have cuffs. High-visibility apparel must be worn when there is exposure to the danger of […]