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Housing and Housing Products
Multi-Family Housing Solutions
At Rushlight EHS Inc., we specialize in delivering high-quality multi-family developments tailored to your needs. From low-rise to high-rise buildings, we offer flexible solutions ranging from 45-unit buildings to 90+ unit complexes.
Whether planning a new project or expanding your portfolio, our expertise ensures your vision becomes reality.
📞 Contact us today to discuss your project!
Contact Rushlight EHS Inc. for more information: rushlightehs@shaw.ca
Housing and Housing Products
Sustainable and Affordable Housing
Long-Term Care Facilities/ Homeless Shelters/ Wellness Centres
Long-Term Care Facilities/ Homeless Shelters/ Wellness Centres
At Rushlight EHS Inc., we work with our clients to provide Affordable Housing solutions that fit their current budget and needs.
Currently Offering:
Single self-contained one bedroom, one bathroom Homes or
Single self-contained two bedrooms, two bathrooms Homes
Modular Housing Options: Single Family, Multi-Family Options Available
Contact Rushlight EHS Inc. for more information: rushlightehs@shaw.ca
Long-Term Care Facilities/ Homeless Shelters/ Wellness Centres
Long-Term Care Facilities/ Homeless Shelters/ Wellness Centres
Long-Term Care Facilities/ Homeless Shelters/ Wellness Centres
Buildings such as Long Term Care Facilities, Seniors Housing, Elders Lodge, Wellness Centers and Homeless Shelters.
New Products: Convertible Shelter up to 12 Bedrooms or 12 Beds. Open Concept.
Sizes include 24X60, 48X60, 60X60 and 72X60.
Contact Rushlight EHS for more information: rushlightehs@shaw.ca
Housing Products
Mobile Self-Contained Washrooms
Changes to Portable Washroom Regulations in British Columbia, Canada
In British Columbia, new portable washroom regulations are being introduced to enhance safety, accessibility, and sanitation. These changes respond to evolving public health concerns, environmental impacts, and the need for better worker protection in industries such as construction, festivals, and public events where portable washrooms are heavily relied upon.
Key Changes in the Regulations
- Increased Sanitation Standards:
The new regulations emphasize stricter cleaning and maintenance standards for portable washrooms. Regular servicing and cleaning schedules must be followed, ensuring washrooms have sufficient hygiene supplies such as soap, hand sanitizer, and paper towels. This aims to reduce the spread of disease and improve the user experience. - Accessibility Improvements:
A significant change is the requirement for more accessible units. Event organizers and companies providing portable washrooms must ensure a minimum percentage of units are wheelchair-accessible. These changes align with the province’s broader goals of improving accessibility for individuals with disabilities in public spaces. - Environmental Considerations:
New eco-friendly guidelines are being implemented to minimize the environmental impact of portable washrooms. These include promoting water-saving technologies and using biodegradable chemicals in waste treatment. Companies will also be encouraged to use recyclable materials to construct these units to reduce waste and improve sustainability. - Worker Safety Requirements:
For construction sites and other work environments, additional regulations have been introduced to safeguard workers’ access to clean, well-maintained portable washrooms. Employers must now provide a specific number of washrooms per worker on-site, depending on the size of the workforce. These units must also meet higher hygiene standards, ensuring workers have access to clean facilities throughout their shifts.
Impacts on Industry and Public Events
The introduction of these regulations is expected to have a significant impact on event organizers, construction companies, and portable washroom providers. While there may be increased costs associated with compliance—such as maintaining sanitation, upgrading facilities, and meeting accessibility standards—these changes are aimed at ensuring the health and safety of both the public and workers. For many industries, this is seen as a positive step toward improving overall service quality and environmental responsibility.
These updates reflect British Columbia's commitment to modernizing public health policies while addressing accessibility and sustainability challenges in the growing need for portable sanitation solutions.