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Emcon Services Inc is a leading highway and bridge maintenance company operating in Canada.
As we close out April 28, the day of remembering those who have been fatally injured at work, Emcon remembers three individuals who have passed away in 39 years as a result of accidents while at work. One had a heart attack while plowing on a low-class road, one was involved in a head-on accident with a transport truck that crossed over the centerline while our operator was driving a plow truck on a non-divided highway, and the last, most recent, was this past February 2026, when a two-ton flat deck with lighting was struck by a transport truck while he was providing guarding for a disabled transport that was partially impeding part of a lane.
It's easy to forget that our staff work in precarious situations; it's extremely frustrating and disappointing that society continues to condone speeding to save a few minutes.
We will continue to lobby for slow down and move over legislation, coupled with enforcement by police in each province.
I encourage all who read this to please share the need to slow down when any type of light is flashing, as it may be a family member who is involved or added to the list of those remembered in the future.
Thanks to Pat for pic on right
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Day of Mourning - April 28th.
An important reminder today: we honour those we’ve lost and recommit to keeping each other safe.
In 2025, 138 workers in British Columbia lost their lives to workplace injury or disease.
Today is about remembering them, recognizing the ripple effect on families, crews, and communities, and reinforcing our commitment to safety. We remember workers who have died, were injured, or became ill from their job, and we commit to protecting workers and preventing further workplace tragedies.
Some losses happen on the job while others come years later from exposures tied to the work, but either way the impact stays.
In our work it’s easy to get used to the risk, but today is a reminder of why the choices we make every day matter. Our crews are out there in tough conditions keeping the public safe and they deserve that same care in return, so slow down, stay alert, and respect work zones.
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