Worker Tools
The following tools and resources will provide you with information on how to keep safe when working in roadside work zones. The focus is on roadside work where planned work does not exceed one daytime work shift and certified traffic control persons are not required. Choose an option below.
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High-Visibility Garments
High-visibility garments are a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) and improve how well workers are seen. This resource outlines the different types of high visibility garments required by WorkSafeBC.
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Quiz for Roadside Workers
Check out how much you know with our five-question quiz. It’s a fun way to learn how to improve your safety in roadside work zones.
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Safety at the Roadside: What Workers Need to Know
This resource provides information on potential hazards in roadside work zones. A safety checklist is provided.
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Set Up and Take Down of Roadside Work Zones
Learn more about the key elements of a work zone layout, and things to consider in the proper set up and dismantling of roadside work zones.
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Slow Down and Move Over Law Protects Roadside Workers
Use these promotional materials to promote the Slow Down and Move Over message within your workplace or community.
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What Truck and Van Drivers Need to Know to be Safe at the Roadside
Are you a truck, delivery, or moving van driver involved in emergent, brief duration or long term work? Learn more about how to keep yourself safe.
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Video Gallery
The real story. Learn more about what it is like to work in a Cone Zone.
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