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Regional Community of Practice | Be Part of Building a Safety, Strong Workforce
With increased industry activity, companies need to attract and retain workers while also continuously improving safety performance. Join us to level up your leadership and help ensure a safe and productive workplace.
Energy Safety Canada invites you to participate in a Community of Practice in Nisku. Other sessions will be held in other locations throughout the spring.
The Community of Practice sessions is an opportunity to:
Energy Safety Canada invites you to participate in a Community of Practice in Nisku. Other sessions will be held in other locations throughout the spring.
The Community of Practice sessions is an opportunity to:
- Get information and tools to build your workforce
- Discuss safety concerns and share best practices
- Use injury claim data to target prevention
- Encourage a learning culture within industry
- Guest speaker to help supervisors improve their coaching, mentoring and leadership skills
- Exposure to hazards, outcomes and prevention, including a review of WCB claim data and a round table discussion
Workshop | Hygiene and Exposures Session 1
What You Can't See Can Hurt You
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
This presentation examines identification, evaluation and control of the top exposure hazards in the industry, as well as a discussion about injury data, legislation and common compliance issues.
Maximum Registrants: 24
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
This presentation examines identification, evaluation and control of the top exposure hazards in the industry, as well as a discussion about injury data, legislation and common compliance issues.
Maximum Registrants: 24
May. 31, 2022
Time: 12:00PM - 2:00PM
Fee: $0
Location:ESC BC | 2060, 9600 - 93rd Ave, Fort St. John
Workshop | Hygiene and Exposures Session 2
What You Can't See Can Hurt You
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
Expand your knowledge of how to manage exposure hazards in the workplace. This hands-on session involves working through scenarios while referencing safety data sheets and applicable legislation.
Maximum registrants: 24
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
Expand your knowledge of how to manage exposure hazards in the workplace. This hands-on session involves working through scenarios while referencing safety data sheets and applicable legislation.
Maximum registrants: 24
Jun. 1, 2022
Time: 12:00PM - 2:00PM
Fee: $0
Location: ESC BC | 2060, 9600 - 93rd Ave Fort St. John
Workshop | Hygiene and Exposures Session 3
What You Can't See Can Hurt You
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
This informal fireside chat-style session will be facilitated by Robert, with guest Troy Lockhart from WorkSafeBC. This is an opportunity to ask questions about the exposure hazards that you’re concerned about.
Maximum registrants: 24
Learn more about the invisible exposure hazards inherent to the energy industry, including benzene, silica, naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs), and other lesser-known ones such as molds and chromium residue.
Energy Safety Canada BC is offering three sessions on different aspects of this topic, with the opportunity to meet individually with our in-house certified industrial hygienist, Robert Waterhouse.
This informal fireside chat-style session will be facilitated by Robert, with guest Troy Lockhart from WorkSafeBC. This is an opportunity to ask questions about the exposure hazards that you’re concerned about.
Maximum registrants: 24
Jun. 2, 2022
Time: 12:00PM - 2:00PM
Fee: $0
Location: ESC BC | 2060, 9600 - 93rd Ave Fort St. John
Saskatchewan Petroleum Industry Health & Safety Information Group
Join Energy Safety Canada SK for this in-person event featuring keynote speaker Rick Sikora from CRANEMASTERS.
Saskatchewan OH&S Regulations, Section 14-2, states that workers must be competent when performing rigging tasks. This interactive session will provide information and strategies to help ensure safe rigging operations.
Topics to be discussed include worker training, basic load calculations, slings, connectors, shackles, and additional rigging hardware. Rick will also provide information on using the Rigging Resource Centre, which was created because of a workplace fatality.
Since it was founded in 2007, CRANEMASTERS has helped companies throughout western Canada bring their overhead crane safety policies and training processes up to a standard that promotes safety and risk mitigation.
In addition, ESC SK will share updates on recent and upcoming activities.
Jun. 6, 2022
Time: 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Fee: $0.00
Location: Southeast College, 633 King Street, Weyburn, SK
Notes: Please note this in-person event will run from 10:00 am to 11:45 am CST.
Auditor Discussion: Identifying Applicable Legislation
Let’s talk auditing! Energy Safety Canada invites new and veteran auditors to participate in informal discussions on topics impacting COR auditors. The intent is to share experiences and best practices and collaborate on ideas.
NOTE: Plan to connect to the sessions 5 minutes before start time to allow for set-up.
NOTE: Plan to connect to the sessions 5 minutes before start time to allow for set-up.
Jun. 21, 2022
Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Webinar – Hosted by Zoom Video Conferencing