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Communicable Infection Resources – Auditors

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Disclaimer – BCFSC documents and resources have been developed for industry as guidelines and reference documents for employers and employees to use to help reduce the spread of Communicable Infections. BCFSC developed documents will contain Communicable Infection information relevant at the time the document was created. As information is updated regularly, the BCFSC encourages workers and employers to visit the BC Centre for Disease Control for personal health inquiries or visit WorkSafeBC for regulatory information relating to workplace safety.

 

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  • Auditor - Remote Interview Options

    This reference document is to assist auditors in doing remote interviews as permitted as a secondary option when in-person interviews present a risk to the worker or the auditor.

    Download (pdf, 30KB)

  • Auditor - BC Phase 2 Guidance Protocol

    This document lays out the protocols for auditors to assist forestry companies while maintaining their safety and the safety of the workers they interact with.

    Download (docx, 65KB)

  • Auditor - Biological Hazard Management Plan

    The information in this procedure will be used to minimize the risks associated with identified biological hazards.

    Download (docx, 95KB)

  • Auditor - Daily Health Monitoring Form

    Form to be used by auditors record their daily health check.

    Download (docx, 31KB)

  • Auditor - Field Level Risk Assessment

    Field risk assessment form to be completed for each audit and submitted with the NOAA.

    Download (docx, 55KB)

  • Auditor - Health Screening Assessment

    Health screen assessment form to be completed by the auditor before visiting a worksite.

    Download (docx, 44KB)

  • Auditor - Site Pre-visit Assessment

    Pre-visit assessment to be completed at least two weeks prior to field activity. To be verified day before visit to ensure no new infected employees are on site.

    Download (docx, 86KB)