Your complete British Columbia painting safety program, ready to download today
Get the written program your clients and prime contractors ask for, built for British Columbia painting: a 272-page safety manual written to British Columbia legislation, 57 ISNetworld RAVS programs, 27 safe work practices and 40 ready-to-use forms. One payment in CAD, download in minutes.
- Manual: 272 pages
- RAVS: 57 British Columbia programs
- 27 safe work practices
- Download in minutes
- 01Painting safety manualThe written program. Word, 272 pages$499
- 02British Columbia RAVS library57 written hazard programs for ISNetworld$229
- 03Single RAVS or safe work practiceBuy only the topics you need$9
- Instant downloadYour files are ready the moment checkout completes
- Editable Microsoft WordYour logo, your company name, your program
- Canadian dollarsOne price, paid once, tax at checkout
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Look inside the British Columbia Painting Safety Manual
Real pages from the file you download. Tap any page to see it full size.
Cover and the complete table of contents
4 pages
Sample pages from the manual
4 pages
Every layer of your British Columbia safety paperwork, in one place
- 1The written program. Your health and safety manual: who is responsible for what, how you find and control hazards, how you inspect, respond to emergencies and investigate incidents. This is the base every other document hangs off.
- 2Hazard programs your clients ask for. General contractors and owners who use ISNetworld often require a written program for each hazard on their job, for example fall protection, scaffolding or working alone. These are RAVS.
- 3What crews use on site. Safe work practices for each task and the forms that prove it happened: hazard assessments, inspections, orientations, toolbox meetings.
Painting Safety Manual Template - British Columbia
A complete written health and safety program for a British Columbia painting company, organised into 12 sections that follow the elements of a Canadian health and safety program and reference British Columbia legislation. Drop in your logo and company name with the free brand-it step, update the table of contents, and it is yours.
- pages (Word)
- 272
- words
- 63,921
- program sections
- 12
- safe work practices
- 27
- forms
- 40
- toolbox talks
- 52
The 27 safe work practices inside are worth $243 on their own. The manual, policies, programs and forms come with them.
Full contents and every pageBritish Columbia RAVS: the written programs your clients ask for
When a client uses ISNetworld, each hazard on their job can trigger a request for a written program (a RAVS). Each British Columbia RAVS is a ready-to-upload, editable Word program on one hazard. Answer a request today for $9, or get every British Columbia RAVS at once and be ready for the next one.
British Columbia RAVS Library
- Abrasive Blasting and High Pressure Washing$9
- Asbestos$9
- Bullying and Harassment$9
- Chemical & Biological$9
- Confined Space Entry$9
- Containers and Storage$9
- Cranes and Hoists$9
- De-Energization and Lockout$9
- Demolition$9
- Electrical Safety$9
- Emergency Preparedness and Response$9
- Emergency Procedures$9
- Ergonomics$9
- Evacuation and Rescue$9
- Excavations$9
- Explosives and Blasting$9
- Fall Protection$9
- Falling and Bucking$9
- First Aid$9
- Flammable and Combustible$9
- General Health and Safety Requirements$9
- Geophysical$9
- Ground Disturbance$9
- H2S - Hydrogen Sulfide$9
- Hot Work$9
- Impairment$9
- Ladders$9
- Lead$9
- Lockout Tagout$9
- Machine Guarding$9
- Machine Safety$9
- Mobile Equipment - ATV$9
- Mobile Equipment - General$9
- Noise$9
- Oil & Gas$9
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)$9
- Powered Mobile Equipment$9
- Radiation Exposure$9
- Respiratory Protection$9
- Rigging$9
- Rights & Responsibilities$9
- Scaffolds$9
- Silica$9
- Storing and Handling$9
- Temporary Work Platforms$9
- Thermal Exposure$9
- Tools, Machinery and Equipment$9
- Traffic Control$9
- Transportation$9
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods$9
- Transportation of Workers$9
- WHMIS$9
- Work Area Guards$9
- Work Area Requirements$9
- Working Alone$9
- Workplace Conduct$9
- Workplace Violence$9
Get everything at once and save
British Columbia Complete Program
The British Columbia safety manual for your trade plus every British Columbia ISNetworld RAVS written program.
- British Columbia Painting Safety Manual
- $499
- British Columbia RAVS Library (57 programs)
- $229
- Bought separately
- $728
- You save
- $79
Safe work practices for painting tasks
All 27 below are already inside the manual. Need only a few? Most are sold on their own for $9, ready to hand to your crew.
- Aerial Lifts$9
- Asbestos$9
- Chemical & Biological Hazards$9
- Cleaning Solvents$9
- Driving Safety$9
- Ergonomics$9
- Extension Cords & Temporary Wiring$9
- Falling Objects / Dropped Object Prevention$9
- Fire & Explosion$9
- Fire Extinguishers & Fire Protection
- Flammable & Combustible Substances$9
- Hand Tools$9
- High Pressure Airless Sprayers$9
- Housekeeping$9
- Ladders$9
- Manual Lifting$9
- Overhead Powerlines$9
- Painting$9
- Pressure Washer$9
- Scaffolding$9
- Slips, Trips, and Falls$9
- Spotter & Hand Signals$9
- Ventilation$9
- WHMIS 2015
- Working Alone$9
- Working at Heights$9
- Working on Hills or Slopes
Where British Columbia law sits in the manual
The legislation work is done for you. The manual's legislation section lists the British Columbia rules that apply, topic by topic.
In British Columbia, occupational health and safety is governed by Part 2 of the Workers Compensation Act and by the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Regulation. Both are administered and enforced by WorkSafeBC, which is also the province's workers' compensation insurer. WorkSafeBC publishes OHS Guidelines and Policies that explain how the Act and Regulation are applied.
General Conditions (emergency preparedness, impairment, working alone, violence, ergonomics, guardrails, indoor air quality) - BC OHS Regulation Part 4
Chemical Agents and Biological Agents (WHMIS, flammable substances, exposure limits, ventilation, emergency planning) - BC OHS Regulation Part 5: Sec 5.1-5.104
Substance Specific Requirements (asbestos, biological agents, hazardous drugs, lead, pesticides, silica, toxic process gases) - BC OHS Regulation Part 6: Sec 6.1-6.132
Related legislation: Safety Standards Act and Electrical Safety Regulation (electrical work, administered by Technical Safety BC); Mines Act and the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia (mines, administered by the Chief Inspector of Mines); Employment Standards Act (minimum working age and hours of work); Fire Safety Act and British Columbia Fire Code; Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 (Canada); Hazardous Products Act (Canada).
| Topic | Where it is referenced |
|---|---|
| General Duties of Employers, Workers, Supervisors, Owners and Suppliers | Workers Compensation Act Part 2, Division 4: Sec 21-30 |
| Joint Committees and Worker Health and Safety Representatives | Workers Compensation Act Part 2, Division 5: Sec 31-46 |
| Protection from Prohibited Action | Workers Compensation Act Part 2, Division 6: Sec 47-50 |
| Accident Reporting and Investigation | Workers Compensation Act Part 2, Division 10: Sec 68-73 |
| Reporting Injuries and Diseases to WorkSafeBC | Workers Compensation Act Part 3: Sec 150 |
| Application of the Regulation | BC OHS Regulation Part 2: Sec 2.1-2.8 |
| Rights and Responsibilities (OHS program, inspections, right to refuse, first aid, young and new workers) | BC OHS Regulation Part 3: Sec 3.1-3.28 |
| Noise, Vibration, Radiation and Temperature | BC OHS Regulation Part 7: Sec 7.1-7.38 |
| Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment | BC OHS Regulation Part 8: Sec 8.1-8.45 |
| Confined Spaces | BC OHS Regulation Part 9: Sec 9.1-9.51 |
| De-energization and Lockout | BC OHS Regulation Part 10: Sec 10.1-10.12 |
| Fall Protection | BC OHS Regulation Part 11: Sec 11.1-11.10 |
| Tools, Machinery and Equipment | BC OHS Regulation Part 12: Sec 12.1-12.183 |
| Ladders, Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms | BC OHS Regulation Part 13: Sec 13.1-13.33 |
| Cranes and Hoists | BC OHS Regulation Part 14 |
| Rigging | BC OHS Regulation Part 15: Sec 15.1-15.60 |
| Mobile Equipment | BC OHS Regulation Part 16: Sec 16.1-16.43 |
| Transportation of Workers | BC OHS Regulation Part 17 |
| Traffic Control | BC OHS Regulation Part 18: Sec 18.1-18.17 |
| Electrical Safety | BC OHS Regulation Part 19: Sec 19.1-19.43 |
| Construction, Excavation and Demolition | BC OHS Regulation Part 20 |
| Blasting Operations | BC OHS Regulation Part 21 |
| Underground Workings | BC OHS Regulation Part 22 |
| Oil and Gas | BC OHS Regulation Part 23: Sec 23.1-23.89 |
| Forestry Operations and Similar Activities | BC OHS Regulation Part 26: Sec 26.1-26.99 |
| Evacuation and Rescue | BC OHS Regulation Part 32: Sec 32.1-32.9 |
More program for your money
| This manual | Other template shops | Safety subscriptions | Free government kits | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Yes: $499 once | $229 to $596 once | From $175 a month billed yearly, or $279 a month on 1, 3 or 5-year terms | $0 |
| Pages | 272 | 70 to 168 pages | Inside their platform | Forms and guides |
| Forms included | Yes: 40 forms | Some, count not listed | Varies by plan | Yes, blank |
| Built for painting in British Columbia | Yes: Yes, province and trade | Mostly by employee count | General | Province or sector, not your trade |
| Full contents shown before you pay | Yes: Yes, every section, practice and real pages | Page counts, not full lists | Not published | Yes |
| Ready | Yes: Instant download | Download | After sign-up | Download, then you write it |
| Contract | Yes: None | None | Annual or multi-year | None |
British Columbia painting safety program questions
What is the difference between the manual and the RAVS?
The manual is your whole written program in one Word document. A RAVS is a short stand-alone program on one hazard, for example fall protection, in the format ISNetworld clients request. Most painting companies need the manual first and add RAVS when a client asks for them.
Can I see inside before I buy?
Yes. The look-inside gallery at the top of this page shows the real cover, the table of contents, sample pages and fillable forms. Tap any page to see it full size.
What format are the files?
The manual is a Microsoft Word .docx with an updatable table of contents. The forms are separate fillable PDF files. The Implementation Kit and 52 toolbox talks come in the same .zip.
How do I put my company name in it?
Use the free brand-it step after checkout: type your company name and upload your logo for a personalised Word file. When Word asks to update the fields as it opens, click Yes so the table of contents refreshes. Then fill in your emergency contacts, sign the policy and keep the safe work practices that apply to your work.
Is it written for British Columbia specifically?
Yes. The legislation section references British Columbia occupational health and safety legislation topic by topic.
How fast do I get it?
Right away. The download link appears as soon as checkout is complete, so you can have your program branded and ready for a client the same day.
My client uses ISNetworld. What do I upload?
Upload the manual as your written health and safety program, and the matching British Columbia RAVS for each hazard the client flags. The British Columbia Complete Program gives you the manual and all 57 British Columbia RAVS in one purchase.