At Orane International College Canada, the well-being of our students, staff, and visitors is paramount. We are dedicated to maintaining a safe and healthy environment by adhering to the latest standards set by WorkSafeBC and other relevant authorities. Our Safety policies are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect current best practices and regulatory requirements.
To ensure ongoing compliance and safety:
At Orane International College, we always encourage open communication regarding safety matters, as they are important. Students, employees, visitors, and clients are welcome to discuss any concerns with the appropriate personnel .safecarebc.ca
In the event of a fire emergency, the following procedures are in place:
1. Equipment Maintenance: The Onsite Administrator ensures that fire suppression equipment is available throughout the campus and inspected annually by qualified professionals.
2. Staff Training: All employees receive training on operating fire suppression equipment and understanding evacuation procedures.
3. Emergency Exits: Clearly marked emergency exit instructions and route maps are posted in each classroom.
4. Emergency Response:
5. Student Accountability: Staff will lead students to safe locations, check attendance, and inform emergency personnel of any absentees.
6. Liaison Role: The Onsite Administrator acts as the liaison between fire officials and the college community and will authorize campus closure if necessary.
7. Re-Entry: No one may re-enter the campus until fire officials have declared it safe.
Given our location in a seismically active region, we have established the following earthquake safety measures:
1. Securing Hazards: The Onsite Administrator ensures that items like file cabinets and shelving are secured to prevent injuries during an earthquake.
2. Training: Employees receive training on earthquake evacuation procedures.
3. Emergency Instructions: Emergency instructions and exit route maps are prominently displayed in each classroom.
4. During an Earthquake:
5. Post-Evacuation:
6. Re-Entry: Re-entry into the campus is only permitted once officials have confirmed it is safe.
Staying informed about the latest regulatory changes at WorkSafeBC (Workers’ Compensation Board of British Columbia, a statutory agency that oversees workplace safety and compensation in the province) is crucial. Below are key amendments from WorkSafeBC that impact our safety practices:
Amendments to Part 5 of the Occupational Safety Regulation have introduced enhanced requirements for emergency planning related to hazardous substances. Key changes include:safecarebc.ca+13WorkSafeBC+13WorkSafeBC+13
These changes aim to minimize risks associated with hazardous substances and enhance overall workplace safety. WorkSafeBC+2safecarebc.ca+2safecarebc.ca+2
Amendments to Part 3 of the Occupational Safety Regulation have updated first aid requirements to align with the latest Canadian Standards Association (CSA) standards. Highlights include:safecarebc.ca+1safecarebc.ca+1
Implementing the CSA Z1210-17 guidelines to ensure consistent quality and content in first aid education. safecarebc.ca
These updates ensure that first aid training and equipment meet current best practices, enhancing the effectiveness of emergency responses. safecarebc.ca
For more detailed information on safety regulations and guidelines:
For any questions or to report safety concerns, please contact your Instructor, Onsite Administrator, or Student Experience Advisor (SEA).
Your safety is our shared responsibility. Let’s work together to maintain a secure and healthy learning environment.
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