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Working on ice: Guide for building and working safely on ice covers in Alberta

This resource is a guide to working safely on ice-covered bodies of water in Alberta.

UPDATED: December 2024
SKU: BP043
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    • This December 2024 version contains a variety of updates, including changes to the allowable weight loads for different ice thicknesses, updated ice type definitions, and more.

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    Working on ice: template package

    BP043TMP
    This zip package contains an ice cover inspection template and an ice cover profile template. Both are intended for use as described in the "Guide for building and working safely on ice covers in Alberta".If you choose to use these templates, make sure that you customize them to your work and work site. (Microsoft Word format.)

    UPDATED: December 2024
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    Working on ice: Field guide to working safely on ice covers

    BP044
    A guide for people who work on freshwater floating ice covers. It is based on the Government of Alberta’s “Guide for building and working safely on ice covers in Alberta”.

    UPDATED: December 2024
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