Injury Prevention

A life ring is thrown into the water during a safety demo at the wharf in Yarmouth, NS.

WCB continued to promote a safer fishing sector in 2023 - an industry that has seen significant improvement. Wharfside safety demonstrations, such as this one in Yarmouth, took place around the province.

OUR PROGRESS

OUR PLANS

  • We will deliver on our commitment to protect more working Nova Scotians, guided by our 2024–2030 Strategic Plan and our target of fewer injuries in 2024.

  • We will continue to work with our partners to increase awareness about the importance of safety at work, so that every Nova Scotian goes home safe.

  • We will continue to build awareness about the importance of psychologically safe workplaces through strategic partnerships, webinars, employer outreach and digital campaigns.

  • We will help employers make their workplaces psychologically safe, with new online tools, a dedicated microsite based on the National Standard for Psychologically Safe Workplaces, and new coaching plans to enable our teams to provide direct support.

  • We will continue to work with our partners to deliver training and resources that help reduce both physical and psychological injuries in the long-term care, home care and disability support sectors.

  • We will work closely with employers to support their efforts to prevent all types of workplace injury.

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