When temperatures drop to -30°C in places like Fort St. John or Grande Prairie, “standard” vehicle maintenance isn’t enough. For industrial medical teams, a vehicle that won’t start isn’t just a delay—it’s a major safety compliance failure.
Operating a remote worksite in Western Canada comes with a complex set of safety obligations. Whether you are in forestry, mining, or oil and gas, ensuring your crew has access to a WorkSafeBC Level 3 compliant Mobile Treatment Centre (MTC) is not just a best practice—it is often a legal requirement.
For any Canadian employer, ensuring workers receive prompt and appropriate first aid is not just an ethical responsibility—it’s a strict legal mandate. However, because Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is governed provincially and territorially, finding the exact requirements for first aid kits, attendants, and facilities can feel like navigating a maze.
