First-Nations-First-Aid near Powers Addition BC (279 Result(s))

Peter Gilmour is recognized provincially by WorkSafeBC and nationally by CSA (the Canadian Standards Association) as a subject matter expert in confined space management and other elements of OHS (occupational health and safety). As chair of WorkSafeBC’s Occupational Hygiene Subcommittee, Peter played a leadership role in developing WorkSafeBC requirements for confined space entry (OHS Regulation Part 9), and all other occupational hygiene requirements (exposure limits,ventilation, respiratory protection, second hand smoke, WHMIS, asbestos and thermal stress, among others). Peter represented WorkSafeBC on the CSA technical committee that created Canada’s first confined space management standard (Z1006-10: Managing Work in Confined Spaces), as well as standards on respiratory protection and OHS management systems.

All Aboard Childcare is a beautiful child care facility located in the Aberdeen neighbourhood of Kamloops BC. We are a play based learning centre. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun learning environment where families and children feel comfortable and happy. All of our staff are licensed Early Childhood Educators, Infant Toddler Educators, and Early Childhood Education Assistants. All our staff are First Aid certified. Children are provided with morning and afternoon snacks following Canada's Health Guide. All staff have their Food Safe.

TRUE Consulting provides engineering, land surveying, and planning consulting services to municipal, First Nation, and private clients throughout British Columbia, emphasizing strong client relationships and practical solutions.

KJ’s Cutting & Coring has been servicing Kamloops and area for over 20 years. We specialize in industrial, commercial, and residential construction. We have been involved in many mine and mill shutdowns, maintenance, and new construction projects. We specialize in wire sawing, hydraulic coring, slab sawing concrete and asphalt with electric, gas and propane saws from 35 hp to 75 hp. We have fully self-contained trucks with generators, water tanks and vacuums.

The Skeetchestn Indian Band provides a variety of services aimed at enhancing the well-being and prosperity of its community members through wellness programs, economic development, education, and job training opportunities.

There are approximately 60-70 different species of plants including root crops and berries collected and utilized throughout the community. Loss of traditional and cultural activities has happened throughout the years.

To learn more about the Skeetchestn Indian band, you can read our creation story, meet some of our chief, council, and staff, learn about our business and find out about some of our services.You can also read the memorials of Sir Wilfred Laurier, and Frank Oliver, find out what we have added to our Wildhorse Town, and read about protection for the ecosystems in our territory.