Join us as we roll-out 10 microlearning clips for Life Saving Rules. These microlearnings are designed to reinforce the LSR concept and are intended to remind workers about them, and prompt critical thinking about how they can be applied on the worksite.

The Formal Hazard Assessment (FHA) is a step-by-step analysis of all activities performed within a company and helps guide the development of the overall health and safety management system.  The end goal is to prevent work-related injuries and illnesses. 

In our online session, you will learn about the Formal Hazard Assessment process as it relates to the Energy Safety Canada's COR and SECOR Audit Protocols. 

To register:
October 30, 2020 - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM MDT

*To protect the security of the session, the meeting link will be sent to participants the day before the online session.  We ask that you do not forward the link for security purposes.

Call to Action! Prior to the session please complete this short survey to provide some information on areas that are challenging with the Formal Hazard Assessment process.

This session will cover the current Energy Safety Canada resources that are out for a 45-day industry review. These resources include a best practice and an exclusion zone tool. Specifically, the rational and intent for these resources will be discussed along with their alignment to existing standards and programs such as Life Saving Rules, “Are You in the Line of Fire?” and Potentially Serious Incidents (PSI) and the opportunity to start a broader community of practice on the prevention of dropped objects. The session will be lead by Mr. Robert Waterhouse, Senior Advisor for Energy Safety Canada and the project manager for the dropped objects work.
 
About the Presenter:
Robert Waterhouse is a certified industrial hygienist with over 20 years of experience in consulting, corporate and safety association work environments. Robert is a passionate and technically proficient professional who believes the role of health and safety professionals is to set the business up for success in the prevention of injuries and illnesses.

Join us for a presentation from the Alberta Fair Practice Office by the Commissioner Harold Robinson. The Fair Practices Office was established in 2018 out of the WCB review and works independently to:

• Help workers and employers navigate the WCB system,
• Assist and advocate for workers and certain employers through the review and appeals process.
• Be a place for people to raise concerns.
• Monitor trends in the workers’ compensation system to ensure that it is working efficiently and effectively.

About the Presenter: Harold Robinson is the Commissioner of the Alberta Fair Practices Office. Admitted to the Alberta Bar in 1994, Harold brings 25 years of administrative law and mediation experience, including work with the Metis Settlements of Alberta, Alberta Intergovernmental Affairs (Aboriginal Relations), Indian Residential School Claims, and the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.

Workplace stretching and Injury Prevention training programs have been used successfully to reduce both the number of injuries and the severity of acute injuries. This presentation will guide you through the basics of injury prevention through a warm-up to work program. Gain an understanding of practical body control techniques, Line of Strength, Side Stepping, Safe Working Zones, Smart Grip, Watch your Head, and Bracing & Spinal Alignment.

About our presenter: Cally Kearley was educated at the University of Saskatchewan and obtained Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology in Exercise and Sport Studies before taking a job in the oil and gas sector for with a multi-national service provider. While working in the energy sector she trained, coached and evaluated hundreds of oil and gas workers on proper stepping, handling and lifting techniques. Cally is presently an Evaluations Program Manager with Energy Safety Canada.