Health and Safety

Health and Safety information, manuals and processes are available on  Air QualityThe Chilliwack School District closely monitors air quality in our region. Here are a few details of how we keep our students and staff safe by implementing temporary health and safety measures including:

• Allowing students who are sensitive to the smoke to remain indoors during lunch/breaks;
• Closing exterior doors and windows and utilizing filtered ventilation systems;
• Rescheduling outdoor activities;
• Closely monitoring students with asthma or other breathing conditions.

Questions and Answers Regarding Air FiltrationQ: What MERV filtration rating is best for wildfire smoke?A: MERV 13. These filters remove as much as 95% of the particles that pass through them.Q: What type of filters do our portables have?A: MERV 13. In fact, all our sites have MERV 13 filters.We continue to monitor the Air Quality Advisory for Fraser Valley East.What do the numbers mean, and who is at risk? Air Quality Health Index Communicable Disease

• Communicable Disease Prevention and Response Plan
• ​​Communicable Disease Supplemental Orient​a​tio​n

 Reporting a Workplace Injury

• Workplace Injury Incident Reporting Procedures
• Worker's Report of Injury or Occupational Disease to the Employer
• Employer Incident Investigation Report (EIIR)
• Guide to Completing an Employer Incident Investigation Report (EIIR)

Reporting an injury to Student or Parent - SPP Online Incidence Report Violent Incident Resources

• Workplace Violence Response (Program Manual)
• Workplace Violence Examples
• Workplace Violent Incident Reporting and Review Form

 Emergency Preparedness

• CSD Emergency Procedures (Manual)
• City of Chilliwack Flood Protection Information
• Provincial Emergency Program (PEP)
• Build an Emergency Kit & Grab and Go Bag