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Audit Readiness | Online Audit Tool
Join us for a webinar on May 28, 2025 covering key audit essentials, from planning and registration to using online tools and navigating common QA challenges.
Workshop Overview:
This workshop will cover several key aspects of the audit process, including:
Workshop Overview:
This workshop will cover several key aspects of the audit process, including:
- Audit Planning: Strategies and best practices for effective audit preparation.
- Website Resources: Navigating and utilizing online resources for audits.
- Audit Registration: Steps and requirements for registering audits.
- Using the Online Tool: Guidance on leveraging the online audit tool efficiently.
- Formal Note/QA Expectations: Addressing common challenges auditors face with specific questions in the tool.
May. 28, 2025
Time: 9:00AM - 12:00PM
Fee: $0
Location:Webinar – Hosted by Zoom Video Conferencing
In-Person Workshop | Are You in the Line of Fire?
Join us for a free, in-person workshop at our Fort St. John facility to learn about Energy Safety Canada’s Line of Fire Resources. These resources were developed to address struck-by and caught-in incidents, which are consistently one of the top accident types in the energy industry.
During the workshop you will learn about the ESC resources available to help you identify and control line of fire hazards, which can include:
During the workshop you will learn about the ESC resources available to help you identify and control line of fire hazards, which can include:
- Dropped objects
- Moving objects
- Pressure releases
- Stored energy
- Vehicles
Jun. 3, 2025
Time: 12:00PM - 2:00PM
Fee: $0
Location:Totem Mall, #2060 9600 93 Ave, Fort St. John, BC
ESC Saskatchewan Information Group: Q2 Meeting
Join Energy Safety Canada Saskatchewan (ESC SK) for a free, in-person information session that examines the increasing trend of driving-related workplace incidents. In this session, RCMP Lead Investigators Sergeant Jeff Burnett and Corporal Adele Breen from the Forensic Collision Reconstruction Program will discuss Saskatchewan WCB’s projection that driving-related workplace incidents are expected to become the leading type of workplace claim by 2025.
Topics include:
- Commercial vehicle use and related statistics
- Data on workplace collisions and general incidents
- Overview of the RCMP’s Forensic Collision Reconstruction Program
- How Electronic Control Modules in commercial vehicles provide critical data in investigations
ESC SK will also share energy sector injury claims statistics and provide updates on recent and upcoming activities.
Jun. 4, 2025
Time: 8:30AM - 11:00AM
Fee: $0.00
Location:Southeast College Estevan Campus, 532 Bourquin Road