Join us for an informative webinar focused on the safety and well-being of individuals who work alone. Learn about WorkSafeBC’s OHS Regulation Section on Working Alone and in Isolation, including definitions, responsibilities, and response requirements. We’ll explore the hazards of working alone, both physical and psychosocial and share mental health strategies for staying resilient on the job. Gain insights into best practices through an overview of an effective working alone program, featuring real-world examples and solutions to common challenges. Plus, discover services and resources available through CSSHSA, including safety tools and support options. Whether you’re a worker, supervisor, or employer, this session provides practical knowledge to help keep solo workers safe.

Speakers

Kori Gryschuk | WorkSafeBC

Industry & Program Specialist, Prevention Programs and Services

Prevention Programs and Services (formerly OHS Consultation and Education Services) serves the workers and employers of BC by positively influencing health and safety behaviours and through OHS consultation and education with industry associations, labour organizations, health and safety associations, OHS programs and services, funded partnerships, and credentialing programs.

Therese Barrozo | CSSHSA

Engagement & Wellness Coordinator

Therese is an Engagement & Wellness Coordinator with a background in psychology and project management. She brings trauma-informed, client-centered expertise to health and safety in social services, supporting workers facing mental health challenges and workplace risks. She’s passionate about creating inclusive environments through collaboration and meaningful, practical tools.

Tigran Bajgoric | CSSHSA

CEO

Tigran brings extensive senior management, healthcare, and occupational health and safety experience to the role. He has a comprehensive background in organizational health and safety culture, significant experience leading complex provincial projects, and management of multi-disciplinary teams.

He is passionate about growth mindset, collaborative leadership, and helping organization achieve optimal health, safety and wellness culture.

In his spare time, he loves coaching fencing, spending time with his family, and traveling around BC and beyond.

Natalia Rohraff | Coast Mental Health

Health & Safety Manager

Natalia Rohraff is the Health and Safety Manager at Coast Mental Health (CMH). With a background in Management and Organizational Studies from Western University, she has a strong focus on human resources, labor relations, and organizational psychology. Natalia joined CMH in 2020 and has since led the development of innovative safety programs across over 50 sites. Her leadership has resulted in CMH receiving multiple safety awards, including Canada’s Safest Employers in both the Public and Non-Profit Sectors. Passionate about proactive safety, Natalia’s work bridges strategic planning with frontline realities to protect and empower workers.