New Brunswick's workplaces have much to celebrate. To find out why, register for WorkSafeNB’s annual general meeting where our president and CEO, Tim Petersen, and chairperson of our board of directors, Mel Norton, will discuss current projects and trends, the future outlook and 2025 assessment rates.

Registration will open soon, and we encourage your participation to stay informed and engaged.

October 4, Fredericton Convention Centre

Don't miss the chance to hear renowned astronaut Chris Hadfield live! As the first Canadian to walk in space and a celebrated author and speaker, Hadfield's stories of space exploration, leadership and overcoming challenges are truly inspiring. His talks captivate audiences with fascinating insights into the future of space travel and human potential. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable experience!

 You can attend Chris Hadfield's plenary session ONLY for $50 + HST.

We're proud to announce the reappointment of Mel Norton as chairperson of our board of directors for a five-year term. Under Mel’s leadership, we've navigated a period of significant change and transformation, achieving key milestones that have set the stage for future success.

Attention employers! MyServices is your solution for managing accounts, claims and more—securely and easily. Whether it’s filing a Form 100, applying for coverage or reporting an accident, MyServices has you covered. Plus, you can find quick answers on tasks like changing your password or updating account administrators in our comprehensive FAQ.

With three or more employees, full or part-time, you must register for workers' compensation coverage. Workers may be full-time, part-time, casual workers or non-registered contractors, subcontractors or brokers.

Our Health and Safety Services Team is ready to collaborate with you. With a range of experts on our team, we offer free health and safety consulting services to every industry across New Brunswick. Whether you have three employees, 300+ employees, we invite you to reach out to our team for help.

As the colder months approach, transmission of communicable diseases becomes a greater risk. Communicable disease is a serious threat to all New Brunswickers. As an employer, you’re required to take every reasonable precaution to ensure the health and safety of your employees. This includes prevention efforts to eliminate or minimize the risk of communicable disease transmission in your workplace.

Don't miss an update! Follow WorkSafeNB on social media to stay current on workplace health and safety news, tips, trends, events, contests and more.

WorkSafeNB's health and safety officers and occupational hygienists are given legislative authority to write orders under the OHS Act, to improve safety and prevent accidents in New Brunswick workplaces.

When these orders are not complied with, or when an accident has taken place as a result of a violation of the Act and/or its regulations, WorkSafeNB may recommend charges to the Department of Justice.