WorkSafeBC Schedule 3-A Explained: How to Find Your Minimum First Aid Level
WorkSafeBC's Schedule 3-A tables tell every BC employer exactly what first aid coverage their workplace needs. It looks dense but the logic is simple.
The three inputs
- Workplace hazard rating (low, moderate, high)
- Number of workers per shift
- Travel time to hospital
What the tables give you
Minimum first aid kit, minimum attendant level (Level 1, 2 or 3), whether you need a dressing station or full first aid room, and whether you need dedicated emergency transportation.
Where to find it
WorkSafeBC's Occupational Health and Safety Regulation, Part 3, Schedule 3-A. See also hazard ratings, first aid rooms.
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