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ISNetworld RAVS / British Columbia / 57 titles

Get your British Columbia ISNetworld programs uploaded today, $9 CAD each

Ready-written British Columbia programs for the topics ISNetworld asks contractors to upload. Nearly all print the legislation they are built on right under the title, and every one opens in Word with your company name ready to drop in. Download in minutes, upload the same day, and get back to work.

  • Priced in Canadian dollars
  • Editable Microsoft Word
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  • Legislation shown before you buy
Page 1 of 3: the header, title, references and first sections, as they appear in the .docx file.
  • $9 CAD per program, one time
  • 57 British Columbia titles
  • Nearly all titles cite BC OHS Regulation
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What is an ISNetworld RAVS written program?

When a hiring client asks you to join ISNetworld, part of your account is a set of written safety programs: one document per topic, such as fall protection, hazard assessment or working alone. RAVS is ISN's Review and Verification Services. Their reviewers read each program you upload and check it against the requirements for your work type and your province, and the result feeds the grade your client sees.

A RAVS written program from us is that document, already written for British Columbia. Open it in Word, replace the company placeholder with your company name, fill in the issue date and revision number at the top, and upload it. Most contractors are done the same day.

Your ISNetworld account shows which topics your client needs. Pick them from the list, or take the full library for $229 and have every topic on hand for this client and the next one.

  1. Your client asks you to subscribeThey set which programs their contractors must have on file.
  2. You upload one program per topicThis is the part we sell: the Word file for each topic, $9 each.
  3. ISN's RAVS team reviews itReviewers check each program against your client's requirements for your work type.
RAVS
Review and Verification Services, the ISNetworld team that reviews uploaded written programs.
Written program
A policy and procedure document for one hazard or topic, kept on file and followed on site.
Legislation reference
The act, regulation or code section a program is built on, printed in the file.
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British Columbia Complete Program

$649$1,012 bought separatelySave $363
  • Your British Columbia safety manual, any trade
  • Plus every British Columbia RAVS title
  • Implementation Kit and 52 toolbox talks with the manual
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Inside a British Columbia RAVS: ready to brand, ready to upload

Page 1 of 3: the header, title, references and first sections, as they appear in the .docx file.
  1. Your logo, your companyDrop your logo into the header and replace "COMPANY NAME" once. The program reads as your own from page one.
  2. Controlled header on every pageTitle, initial issue date and revision #: what a reviewer looks for in a managed program.
  3. The legislation right under the titleAbrasive Blasting and High Pressure Washing cites BC OHS Regulation Sec 12.98; 12.101 (1); 12.103; 12.104(1); 12.111. Every row in the list below shows what its file is built on.
  4. Add Abrasive Blasting and High Pressure Washing - $9Read every section of Abrasive Blasting and High Pressure Washing
Every British Columbia title

All 57 British Columbia ISNetworld RAVS, A to Z

Find your client's topics, add them to your cart and upload today. Each title links to its own page with every section and reference.

57 titles
British Columbia ISNetworld RAVS titles
ProgramBuilt on (from the file)PagesFilePriceAdd to cart
Abrasive Blasting and High Pressure WashingBC OHS Regulation Sec 12.98; 12.101 (1); 12.103; 12.104(1); 12.1113.docx$9Add Abrasive Blasting and High Pressure Washing to cart
AsbestosBC OHS Regulation Part 6, Sec 6.2.1-6.2.3; 6.3; 6.6(2)(3); 6.11; 6.25; 6.27(2)(b)(3); BC Workers Compensation Act Sec 59.01-59.094.docx$9Add Asbestos to cart
Bullying and HarassmentBC Workers Compensation Act Sec 21-23 and WorkSafeBC OHS Policies on Workplace Bullying and Harassment; BC OHS Regulation Part 4, Sec 4.24-4.262.docx$9Add Bullying and Harassment to cart
Chemical & BiologicalBC OHS Regulation Sec 5.2 (a-d); 5.48; 5.53 (1) (2); 5.855.docx$9Add Chemical & Biological to cart
Confined Space EntryBC OHS Regulation Sec 9.8; 9.13(1); 9.25(1)(2)(3)(5); 9.26(2); 9.34-36; 9.37(1); 9.38(1-2); 9.40-42 (1-3)4.docx$9Add Confined Space Entry to cart
Containers and StoragePart 5 section 5.20 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Containers and Storage to cart
Cranes and HoistsBC OHS Regulation Sec 14.5; 14.13; 14.14; 14.33; 14.34 (1-2); 14.34.1; 14.35 (1-3); 14.44; 14.47; 14.712.docx$9Add Cranes and Hoists to cart
De-Energization and LockoutPart 10 of the OHS Regulation7.docx$9Add De-Energization and Lockout to cart
DemolitionBC OHS Regulation Sec 20.111-114; 20.116-1172.docx$9Add Demolition to cart
Electrical SafetyBC OHS Regulation Sec 19.5; 19.7 (2); 19.10 (1), 19.15(1); 19.16 (1), 19.21; 19.24(1)6.docx$9Add Electrical Safety to cart
Emergency Preparedness and ResponseBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.13 (1)(2)(3); 4.16(3); 5.97-5.104; 32.2(1)5.docx$9Add Emergency Preparedness and Response to cart
Emergency ProceduresPart 4 section 4.13 of the OHS regulation1.docx$9Add Emergency Procedures to cart
ErgonomicsBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.50-513.docx$9Add Ergonomics to cart
Evacuation and RescuePart 32 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Evacuation and Rescue to cart
ExcavationsPart 20 (sections 20.78 to 20.95) of the OHS Regulation6.docx$9Add Excavations to cart
Explosives and BlastingPart 21 in the OHS Regulation8.docx$9Add Explosives and Blasting to cart
Fall ProtectionBC OHS Regulation Sec 11.2 (1)(6); 11.4; 11.5; 11.92.docx$9Add Fall Protection to cart
Falling and BuckingPart 26, Section 26.21 through 26.29 of the BC OHS Regulation4.docx$9Add Falling and Bucking to cart
First AidBC OHS Regulation Sec 3.15 (b)(c); 3.16 (1) (a-b) (1.1) (4); 3.18 (1); 3.19 (1); 3.4 (+1 more)4.docx$9Add First Aid to cart
Flammable and CombustibleBC OHS Regulation Sec 5.27 (1-2); 5.28; 5.31 (a)(c)2.docx$9Add Flammable and Combustible to cart
General Health and Safety RequirementsBC OHS Regulation Sec 3.5; 3.9; 3.10; 3.12 (1-3); 4.20 (1); 4.393.docx$9Add General Health and Safety Requirements to cart
GeophysicalPart 23 of the OHS Regulation1.docx$9Add Geophysical to cart
Ground DisturbanceBC OHS Regulation Part 20, Sec 20.78; 20.79; 20.80; 20.81; 20.87(1)(2); 20.88; 20.904.docx$9Add Ground Disturbance to cart
H2S - Hydrogen SulfideBC OHS Regulation Sec 5.2 (a-b) (d); 5.48; 5.53 (1-2); 5.54; 5.55 (3); 5.97-5.104; 8.32 (a)3.docx$9Add H2S - Hydrogen Sulfide to cart
Hot WorkBC OHS Regulation Sec 5.38; 5.40 (1-2) (4), 5.43; 5.44; 12.116; 12.119-120; 12.122-123; 12.125-1264.docx$9Add Hot Work to cart
ImpairmentPart 4 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Impairment to cart
LaddersBC OHS Regulation Sec 13.3; 13.5 (a-b) (2)(b)(i)2.docx$9Add Ladders to cart
LeadBC OHS Regulation Part 6, Sec 6.60-6.68 (Lead); Part 5, Sec 5.484.docx$9Add Lead to cart
Lockout TagoutBC OHS Regulation Sec 10.3 (1); 10.4 (1)(4); 10.6; 10.8; 10.9 (3)(5); 10.123.docx$9Add Lockout Tagout to cart
Machine GuardingBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.12; 8.10 (2); 12.2, 12.5; 12.16; 16.282.docx$9Add Machine Guarding to cart
Machine SafetyPart 12 of the BC OHS Regulation4.docx$9Add Machine Safety to cart
Mobile Equipment - ATVPart 16 (sections 16.39 to 16.41) of the BC OHS Regulation3.docx$9Add Mobile Equipment - ATV to cart
Mobile Equipment - GeneralPart 16 of the OHS Regulation3.docx$9Add Mobile Equipment - General to cart
NoiseBC OHS Regulation Sec 7.2 (a); 7.3 (1)(4), 7.5(b); 7.7 (1-2)(c)2.docx$9Add Noise to cart
Oil & GasPart 23 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Oil & Gas to cart
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)BC OHS Regulation Part 8: Sec 8.7; 8.11 (1-2); 8.14 (2-3); 8.19; 8.22 (1)(3)(a)5.docx$9Add Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to cart
Powered Mobile EquipmentBC OHS Regulation Part 16, Sec 16.3, 16.4, 16.5, 16.9, 16.11, 16.17, 16.21, 16.21.1, 16.33-16.37 & 16.434.docx$9Add Powered Mobile Equipment to cart
Radiation ExposurePart 7 (sections 7.17 to 7.25) of the OHS Regulation (+4 more)3.docx$9Add Radiation Exposure to cart
Respiratory ProtectionBC OHS Regulation Sec 8.32(a); 8.35(1)(a); 8.39(2); 8.41(1)8.40; 8.44(a)4.docx$9Add Respiratory Protection to cart
RiggingBC OHS Regulation Sec 15.2-4(2); 15.5(1); 15.25; 15.29; 15.31; 15.33; 15.42; 15.46; 15.48-49(1); 15.52; 15.54-564.docx$9Add Rigging to cart
Rights & ResponsibilitiesPart 3 of the BC OHS Regulation4.docx$9Add Rights & Responsibilities to cart
ScaffoldsPart 13 division 4 of the OHS regulation2.docx$9Add Scaffolds to cart
SilicaBC OHS Regulation Part 6, Sec 6.112; 6.112.1; 6.112.2(2)(c)(iii); 6.112.6; 6.112.7; Part 5, Sec 5.48; 5.543.docx$9Add Silica to cart
Storing and HandlingPart 4, section 4.43 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Storing and Handling to cart
Temporary Work PlatformsBC OHS Regulation Sec 13.8(a),13.13; 13.14; 13.33(1)2.docx$9Add Temporary Work Platforms to cart
Thermal ExposureBC OHS Regulation Sec 7.28-7.32; 7.35; 7.38 (+1 more)5.docx$9Add Thermal Exposure to cart
Tools, Machinery and EquipmentBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.9(1); 4.10; 12.102.docx$9Add Tools, Machinery and Equipment to cart
Traffic ControlBC OHS Regulation Sec 18.4 (1)(c); 18.5 (1)(3); 18.8; 18.9 (b-e)5.docx$9Add Traffic Control to cart
TransportationCompany procedure program7.docx$9Add Transportation to cart
Transportation of Dangerous GoodsTransportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations Section 2.2 (1); 3.1 (1); 4.1(1); 5.1 (3); 5.4; 6.1; 5.1 (3)2.docx$9Add Transportation of Dangerous Goods to cart
Transportation of WorkersPart 17 of the OHS Regulation6.docx$9Add Transportation of Workers to cart
WHMISHazardous Products Regulation (+3 more)3.docx$9Add WHMIS to cart
Work Area GuardsPart 4 section 4.54 of the OHS Regulation1.docx$9Add Work Area Guards to cart
Work Area RequirementsPart 4 section 4.32 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Work Area Requirements to cart
Working AloneBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.20.2 (1-2); 4.21 (2-4); 4.222.docx$9Add Working Alone to cart
Workplace ConductPart 4 section 4.24 of the OHS Regulation2.docx$9Add Workplace Conduct to cart
Workplace ViolenceBC OHS Regulation Sec 4.28; 4.30(1)(3); 4.31(3)2.docx$9Add Workplace Violence to cart

57 titles, $9 CAD each. Need more than a handful? The British Columbia RAVS Library is $229 for every one of them, about $4.02 a program.

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Questions

British Columbia RAVS, answered

How fast can I upload?

The same day. You download right after checkout, open the file in Word, add your company name, issue date and revision number, and upload it to ISNetworld. The British Columbia programs run from 1 page to 8 pages.

Which British Columbia RAVS do I need?

Your ISNetworld account lists the written programs your client requires for your work type. Match those topics to the titles on this page. Many contractors take the British Columbia RAVS Library: every title on hand for this client and the next, at about $4.02 a program.

What do I have to change before I upload?

Replace the company placeholder with your company name and fill in the issue date and revision number in the header. Every file is editable Word, so you can tailor any section to your equipment and crews.

Do the programs show the British Columbia legislation?

56 of the 57 British Columbia files print the legislation they are built on right under the title, and the list on this page shows what each file cites before you buy.

What file format do I get?

Microsoft Word. Every title is a .docx file. You download right after checkout.

Are these the same as the programs in your safety manuals?

No. RAVS are single-topic written programs for upload. A safety manual is a complete company program with forms, an Implementation Kit and toolbox talks. ISNetworld contractors often want both, and the British Columbia Complete Program gets you both for $649, $363 less than buying them separately.

Are you part of ISNetworld?

No. Quick Safety Compliance is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISN. ISNetworld and RAVS are ISN's names for its platform and its Review and Verification Services.

ISNetworld and RAVS are trademarks of ISN Software Corporation. Quick Safety Compliance is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISN. Prices in Canadian dollars; applicable tax added at checkout.