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If you’ve ever heard a recycling truck reversing, you know the unmistakable beep‑beep‑beep. While the sound can be disruptive, especially in residential neighborhoods, it plays a critical role in keeping people safe. In British Columbia, backup alarms aren’t just recommended—they’re required by law.
The Legal Requirement Behind Backup Alarms
WorkSafeBC Regulation 16.8 outlines when mobile equipment must have an audio warning device:
On March 8, in celebration of International Women’s Day, I will take a moment to honor and thank the women who work at Urban Impact.
“International Women’s Day is a global movement that celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It’s also a powerful opportunity to support women-focused nonprofit organizations and amplify their impact in our community and beyond.” (Source:IWD)
With so much controversy in our world and communities about inclusion and acceptance, we want to bring to light our commitment to kindness and humanity to all.
On February 25, 2026, Urban Impact will celebrate Pink Shirt Day. The Pink Shirt Day campaign recognizes the importance of unity, inclusivity, and diversity of all people.
Urban Impact is excited to announce that our newly redesigned and fully electronic Certificates of Diversion are available by request. To request your certificate, please send us an email to reporting@urbanimpact.com.
At Urban Impact, we make every effort to ensure that our customers have the right information and communication tools to inform their teams on how to divert their waste from landfills.
