WorkSafeBC investigating B.C. avalanche that critically injured worker, killed 3 guests

By staffMarch 25, 20261 Min Read

‘An employer needs to get an assessment of avalanche risks from a qualified person and formulate a plan if the working environment includes risky terrain’

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