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In-Person Workshop | Managing Hazards in the Workplace
Managing risk in your workplace is important to reduce the potential for injury or disease. This in-person workshop will help you to better identify, control and manage those risks. Join experienced facilitator Elizabeth Walton, CRSP for this interactive session that will cover:
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Hazards – Types, Sources, Energy Wheel
- Hierarchy of Controls
- Hazard Hunts – Using the Power of the Energy Wheel
- What Does a Great Field Level Hazard Assessment Look Like?
- WorkSafeBC Inspectional Initiatives and Risk Management Resources
Sep. 18, 2024
Time: 11:00AM - 2:00PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Energy Safety Canada Fort St. John
In-person Workshop | Formal Hazard Assessments
Energy Safety Canada is committed to helping employers get “audit ready” and supporting the development and maintenance of effective health and safety management systems. This upcoming workshop focuses on the Hazard Assessment element of these systems.
Why Attend?
This interactive workshop provides the opportunity to ask questions, learn from your peers and get information and tips to help you succeed.
Seating is limited and lunch will be provided.
Sep. 19, 2024
Time: 12:00PM - 4:00PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Energy Safety Canada Fort St. John
Webinar | Winter Driving Awareness
In preparation for the change of seasons, ESC has invited Rob Destree from the Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) to discuss the challenges of winter driving and what you need to know to be safe on the roads.
About the speaker:
Rob Destree has been a driving instructor since June 1990, specializing in defensive driving for novices and experienced drivers. He started driver training with Schlumberger in 2006 and later worked with two other oil and gas service companies to develop internal driver training programs.
As Senior Instructor of Driver Development at the AMTA, Rob teaches the Professional Driver Improvement course, Collision Investigation and delivers practical training on driving simulators.
Rob also writes, edits, and narrates AMTA videos and has produced podcasts with Robyn Betts.
About the speaker:
Rob Destree has been a driving instructor since June 1990, specializing in defensive driving for novices and experienced drivers. He started driver training with Schlumberger in 2006 and later worked with two other oil and gas service companies to develop internal driver training programs.
As Senior Instructor of Driver Development at the AMTA, Rob teaches the Professional Driver Improvement course, Collision Investigation and delivers practical training on driving simulators.
Rob also writes, edits, and narrates AMTA videos and has produced podcasts with Robyn Betts.
Sep. 19, 2024
Time: 12:00PM - 1:30PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Webinar – Hosted by Zoom Video Conferencing
ESC Saskatchewan Information Group: Q3 Meeting
Join Energy Safety Canada Saskatchewan (ESC SK) in-person to learn about Psychological Health and Safety (PHS) in the workplace with Jonathan Sherman, Director of Prevention for the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (SK WCB).
In this session, you will learn:
ESC SK will also present energy sector injury claims statistics and provide updates on recent and upcoming activities.
About the speaker:
Jonathan has over 15 years of experience in the health and safety industry and has been with the SK WCB since 2020.
Jonathan has supported operations in Saskatchewan and across North America throughout his career in the construction, mining and manufacturing industries and post-secondary institutions. With his extensive background in health and safety, Jonathan offers valuable insights into effective safety solutions and strategies.
In this session, you will learn:
- The role of leadership and change: Learn why effective implementation of the 13 psychosocial factors in the CSA PHS Standard begins with strong leadership
- Reducing mental health stigma: Practical tips on reducing mental health stigma in the workplace, and understanding the importance of empathy and vulnerability in organizational leadership
ESC SK will also present energy sector injury claims statistics and provide updates on recent and upcoming activities.
About the speaker:
Jonathan has over 15 years of experience in the health and safety industry and has been with the SK WCB since 2020.
Jonathan has supported operations in Saskatchewan and across North America throughout his career in the construction, mining and manufacturing industries and post-secondary institutions. With his extensive background in health and safety, Jonathan offers valuable insights into effective safety solutions and strategies.
Sep. 25, 2024
Time: 8:30AM - 11:00AM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Southeast College Weyburn Campus, 633 King Street
In-Person Workshop | Tough Enough to Talk About It
One in five Canadians experience mental health challenges, and 70% of Canadian workers have shared concerns about the psychological health and safety of their workplace.
Join Energy Safety Canada and the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention for an in-person workshop designed to equip organizations and employees with the tools to create a safer workplace and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.
About the speaker:
Tracy Golnick is the Director of Men’s Mental Health and the Tough Enough to Talk About It program at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention. As an individual with deep roots in the energy sector and mental health, Tracy brings a unique perspective of both professional and personal experience to the Tough Enough program.
Join Energy Safety Canada and the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention for an in-person workshop designed to equip organizations and employees with the tools to create a safer workplace and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.
About the speaker:
Tracy Golnick is the Director of Men’s Mental Health and the Tough Enough to Talk About It program at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention. As an individual with deep roots in the energy sector and mental health, Tracy brings a unique perspective of both professional and personal experience to the Tough Enough program.
Oct. 2, 2024
Time: 10:00AM - 12:00PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:ESC Fort St. John | Totem Mall 9600 93 Ave
In-Person Workshop | Tough Enough to Talk About It
One in five Canadians experience mental health challenges, and 70% of Canadian workers have shared concerns about the psychological health and safety of their workplace.
Energy Safety Canada and the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention are hosting in-person workshops designed to equip organizations and employees with the tools to create a safer workplace and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.
Attendees may choose to register for either the morning or the afternoon workshop.
About the speaker:
Tracy Golnick is the Director of Men’s Mental Health and the Tough Enough to Talk About It program at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention. As an individual with deep roots in the energy sector and mental health, Tracy brings a unique perspective of both professional and personal experience to the Tough Enough program.
Energy Safety Canada and the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention are hosting in-person workshops designed to equip organizations and employees with the tools to create a safer workplace and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.
Attendees may choose to register for either the morning or the afternoon workshop.
About the speaker:
Tracy Golnick is the Director of Men’s Mental Health and the Tough Enough to Talk About It program at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention. As an individual with deep roots in the energy sector and mental health, Tracy brings a unique perspective of both professional and personal experience to the Tough Enough program.
Oct. 2, 2024
Time: 1:30PM - 3:30PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:ESC Fort St. John | Totem Mall 9600 93 Ave
In-Person | Safety Evolution Seminar: Human and Organizational Performance
Join Energy Safety Canada for this one-day seminar at the Southeast College Weyburn Campus.
Our Safety Evolution seminar is designed for leaders, frontline supervisors and safety representatives who want to equip themselves with the necessary knowledge and tools to implement HOP and embrace safety evolution effectively. Whether you’re new to HOP or looking to gain new knowledge, this interactive event features topic presentations followed by group exercises and discussions so you can get started on implementing your safety evolution.
Date: Oct 3
Time: 8 am - 4 pm
Location: Southeast College Weyburn Campus, 633 King Street, Weyburn, SK
Price: $125
Registration Deadline: September 26, 2024
Note: Limited spots available
Included:
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Refreshments
Oct. 3, 2024
Time: 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Fee: $125.00
Location:Southeast College Weyburn Campus, 633 King Street, Weyburn, SK
Webinar | WorkSafeBC - First Aid Regulation Changes
Major changes to Part 3: Occupational First Aid Regulations will take effect in BC on November 1, 2024.
To ensure your organization is ready for the upcoming changes, join Energy Safety Canada and WorkSafeBC for a webinar to learn how these changes impact emergency response planning in the energy industry.
Facilitated by WorkSafeBC, this webinar provides an overview of resources to help you navigate the changes, highlight key areas of the new regulations, and an opportunity to participate in a Q&A session.
To ensure your organization is ready for the upcoming changes, join Energy Safety Canada and WorkSafeBC for a webinar to learn how these changes impact emergency response planning in the energy industry.
Facilitated by WorkSafeBC, this webinar provides an overview of resources to help you navigate the changes, highlight key areas of the new regulations, and an opportunity to participate in a Q&A session.
Oct. 9, 2024
Time: 1:00PM - 2:30PM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Webinar – Hosted by Zoom Video Conferencing