OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONFERENCE 2016

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1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY CONFERENCE 2016 January 20 & 21 Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre 1808 Wellington Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba Assembly of Manitoba Safety Professionals January 19 #ssmsafeconf Safety Services Manitoba Premier Sponsor

2 Find Inspiration, Share Inspiration Find Inspiration, Share Inspiration reminds us of the importance of starting and sustaining conversations about workplace safety and health. The SSM Occupational Health and Safety Conference is one venue at which we can keep the conversation going, both by refreshing existing knowledge and by introducing new and upcoming ideas and trends. The conference will give delegates tips and tools to share safety inspiration in their own workplaces, where the conversation will continue. This year we re pleased to host the second annual Assembly of Manitoba Safety Professionals an advanced safety and health training and conference day specifically designed to meet the needs of Manitoba s safety professionals. We re looking forward to another full day of topics, round-table discussions and speakers please see the Assembly of Manitoba Safety Professionals insert for more information. Why You Should Attend The SSM Occupational Health and Safety Conference brings together over 600 delegates who play a role in health and safety in Manitoba and beyond. This is your chance to connect, share ideas and learn with your fellow safety leaders. Choose from 28 workshop presentations, selected to help you improve the safety culture in your organization Hear keynote speakers Bill Carr, Alvin Law, Jamie Hall, Julie Hamilton, Gary Anaka and Joel Gervais Explore the latest in health and safety products and services with over 40 exhibitors in our trade show BCRSP has previously awarded CM points for this event. The current agenda contains 11 technical hours and may be eligible for BCRSP CM points. See the BCRSP website (bcrsp.ca) for CM point criteria. Please note: The Assembly of Manitoba Safety Professionals includes 6 additional technical hours. Meet Our Keynote Speakers Bill Carr Bill uses his background in theatre to entertain his audience and make them laugh all while delivering a powerful message about coping with change, transforming fatigue into a renewed drive and developing a new and dynamic perspective on what they do with their lives. Alvin Law Alvin s mission is to spark a worldwide Attitude Revolution. With over 30 years of speaking experience and a Certified Speaking Professional Designation (CSP) behind him, Alvin inspires others to rewrite the negative stories they tell about themselves. Julie Hamilton After her son, Tim, was killed on a job site when he was just 19 years old, Julie began travelling North America as a passionate advocate for workplace safety. Gary Anaka As one of the top brain-based teaching facilitators, Gary is a strong advocate for brain safety on the job. His lively, energetic sessions have been called both personally and professionally life-changing. Joel Gervais A nationally recognized speaker, Joel has over 25 years of experience in the field of mental health and addictions, ten years of specialization in workplace services and consulted on and supported Canada s National Alcohol and Drug Strategy.

3 Planning Your Conference Looking for complete workshop descriptions and speaker biographies? Visit safetyservicesmanitoba.ca Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Time Event Title Speaker 7:00 am Registration, Tradeshow and Continental Breakfast 8:15 am Conference Opening 8:30 am Keynote Presentation Seeing the World Through Safety Glasses Bill Carr 9:30 am Refreshment Break and Tradeshow 10:00 am Workshop Session A A1 Resilience: Developing Mental Toughness David Falk A2 Introduction to SAFE Committee Basics (Part 1 of 2) Jack Slessor A3 Risk Tolerance Understanding the 10 Influencing Factors of Risk Acceptance Dave Fennell A4 Incident Investigation: Legal Tips and Tricks for Employers and Workers Shilo Neveu A5 How to Become an Effective Safety Leader Jamie Hall A6 How to Plan, Run and Document a Successful Fire Drill Brian Tanner A7 WHMIS After GHS Current Status and Resources Anne-Marie Besliu, CCOHS 11:15 am Plenary Session Sharing Inspiration, Inviting Participation: SAFE Work Manitoba Jamie Hall, SAFE Work Manitoba 11:45 am Lunch 12:45 pm Plenary Session Better Safe Than Sorry: Dealing with Substance Abuse in the Workplace Joel Gervais 2:00 pm Workshop Session B B1 Change Management for Your Life Wendy Hofford B2 Introduction to SAFE Committee Basics (Part 2 of 2) Jack Slessor B3 We Live Safe Bill Carr B4 Understanding Workplace Mental Health and Psychological Safety Don Smith B5 Distracted Driving in Manitoba Tracey Proctor, MPI B6 Youth Safety in the Workplace: How SAFE Workers of Tomorrow Help Make it Better Marjorie Jenkins & Torin Proulx B7 Automated External Defibrillator - The History and Use Dave Dyck 3:15 pm Refreshment Break and Tradeshow 3:30 pm Plenary Session Missing Tim The Bottom Line Julie Hamilton 4:20 pm Adjourn for the Day Prize Draw Thursday, January 21, :00 am Registration, Tradeshow and Continental Breakfast 8:45 am Day Two Opening 9:00 am Keynote Presentation The Attitude Effect Alvin Law 10:00 am Refreshment Break and Tradeshow 10:30 am Workshop Session C C1 Return to Work Programs - The Important Things to Remember (Part 1 of 2) WCB C2 Brain Wellness: The Secrets for Longevity Gary Anaka C3 Human Rights in the SAFE Workplace (Part 1 of 2) Simon Gillingham C4 Yoga: A Pathway to Self-Care Craig Harren C5 Understanding Workplace Safety and Health Enforcement Darren James C6 Alvin s Laws of Life Alvin Law C7 5 Ways to Make Safety Training Engaging and Interactive Ron Bartlette 11:45 am Lunch 1:00 pm Workshop Session D D1 Return to Work Programs - The Important Things to Remember (Part 2 of 2) WCB D2 Communicating Well Even Under Pressure Jackie Hunt D3 Human Rights in the SAFE Workplace (Part 2 of 2) Simon Gillingham D4 Getting the Most Out of Your Incident Investigations Jeffrey Olsson D5 Workplace First Aid Includes Mental Health Michael Pietrus, MHCC D6 Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention Roland Reenders D7 Corporate Defensive Driving: Multi-Tasking, The Myth Craig Harrison 2:15 pm Refreshment Break 2:30 pm Plenary Session Your Brain on the Job Gary Anaka 3:30 pm Conference Wrap Up Prize Draw

4 Registration Form January 20 & 21, 2016 Register online at safetyservicesmanitoba.ca. Workshops are filled on a first come, first served basis our secure online registration is the only way to confirm your course selections instantly. Alternatively, you can mail this form to the address in Note #5 on the next page. Delegate Name: Please indicate your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices for each workshop block. We will make every effort to accommodate your choices. Wednesday, January 20, st 2nd 3rd Session Title A1: Resilience: Developing Mental Toughness A2: Introduction to SAFE Committee Basics (Part 1 of 2) A3: Risk Tolerance Understanding the 10 Influencing Factors of Risk Acceptance A4: Incident Investigation: Legal Tips and Tricks for Employers and Workers A5: How to Become an Effective Safety Leader A6: How to Plan, Run and Document a Successful Fire Drill A7: WHMIS After GHS Current Status and Resources B1: Change Management for Your Life B2: Introduction to SAFE Committee Basics (Part 2 of 2) B3: We Live Safe B4: Understanding Workplace Mental Health and Psychological Safety B5: Distracted Driving in Manitoba B6: Youth Safety in the Workplace: How SAFE Workers of Tomorrow Help Make it Better B7: Automated External Defibrillator - The History and Use Thursday, January 21, 2016 C1: Return to Work Programs - The Important Things to Remember (Part 1 of 2) C2: Brain Wellness: The Secrets for Longevity C3: Human Rights in the SAFE Workplace (Part 1 of 2) C4: Yoga: A Pathway to Self-Care C5: Understanding Workplace Safety and Health Enforcement C6: Alvin s Laws of Life C7: 5 Ways to Make Safety Training Engaging and Interactive D1: Return to Work Programs - The Important Things to Remember (Part 2 of 2) D2: Communicating Well Even Under Pressure D3: Human Rights in the SAFE Workplace (Part 2 of 2) D4: Getting the Most Out of Your Incident Investigations D5: Workplace First Aid Includes Mental Health D6: Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention D7: Corporate Defensive Driving: Multi-Tasking, The Myth I also will attend the Assembly of Manitoba Safety Professionals advanced training and conference day (Tuesday, January 19, 2016).

5 Conference Fee Schedule and Registration Form *Early bird registration is available until December 11, Day Conference, includes AMSP (Tuesday session), Wednesday AND Thursday sessions 2-Day Conference, either: AMSP (Tuesday session), plus Wednesday OR Thursday Wednesday AND Thursday sessions 1-Day Conference, either: AMSP (Tuesday session only) Wednesday session only Thursday session only Prior to Dec. 11, 2015 Plus GST (5%) Total After Dec. 11, 2015 Plus GST (5%) Total $639 $31.95 $ $699 $34.95 $ $459 $22.95 $ $519 $25.95 $ $339 $16.95 $ $369 $18.45 $ Please Note: 1. Payment in full for early bird registration MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE THE DEADLINE OF DECEMBER 11, Registration fees include breakfasts and lunches. 3. Each two-day delegate will receive a certificate of attendance only upon request after the conference concludes. 4. Cancellations/Refunds will only be allowed or provided on the following basis: if cancellation is received in writing before December 11, 2015, you will receive a full refund less a $25 administration fee. NO REFUNDS will be given after December 11, Substitution of delegates is acceptable. Those who register but did not pay in advance of the start of the conference and do not attend for any reason will be expected to pay the full fee owing to cover the costs associated with pre-purchasing materials and meals on their behalf. 5. Please make your cheque payable to Safety Services Manitoba and send payment to Find Inspiration, Share Inspiration c/o Planners Plus Inc., Provencher Blvd., Winnipeg, MB R2J 4A7. 6. For information about registration please contact Tamara Spence, Registration Coordinator, or tamara@plannersplus.ca. Please print clearly and ensure all information is provided. Delegate Name: Position: Professional Designation (choose all that apply): CRSP CHSC CHRP Other: Company: Address: City: Province: Postal Code: Phone: Fax: (NOTE: Your registration confirmation and receipt will be sent to the address provided above.) Please advise if you have any medically directed dietary requirements and/or allergies. Please advise if you have any physical limitations that will require assistance onsite. Cheque enclosed Invoice Visa MasterCard Card Number: Expiry Date: / 3 Digit Code: Name of Cardholder: Signature: (NOTE: Charges related to your registration will appear on your credit card as Planners Plus Inc.) Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre 1808 Wellington Avenue (adjacent to James Armstrong Richardson International Airport) To receive the Safety Services Manitoba guest room rate ($119) call and quote code # Accommodation is limited so register early!

6 At Safety Services Manitoba we are committed to making Manitoba the safest place in which to live and work. This conference would not be possible without the support of our sponsors: Register and pay by December 11, 2015 and save $60 per registrant for the two- or three-day conference! Conference Planning Committee Robert Beal SUNRISE AND SEINE RIVER SCHOOL DIVISIONS Kent Blackmon CITY OF WINNIPEG Bik Dhaliwal WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH David Erl SAFETY SERVICES MANITOBA Elena Gagliardi PLANNERS PLUS INC. Jacques St. Hilaire MANITOBA LIQUOR & LOTTERIES Dana Johnson SAFETY SERVICES MANITOBA Kim Keating SAFE WORK MANITOBA Joe Kutryk MANITOBA HYDRO RETIREE Gary L Heureux DAY & ROSS TRANSPORTATION GROUP Ryan Orvis MAPLE LEAF FOODS Angela Sylvester CHANGEMAKERS Anita Zubricki SAFETY SERVICES MANITOBA Visit safetyservicesmanitoba.ca for conference updates.