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In Person | Critical Case Study on Confined Space Triple Fatality
You are invited to join Energy Safety Canada and Alberta OHS for an in-person presentation on a critical case study on November 20.
This session, tailored specifically for decision-makers and safety leaders, will explore the tragic triple fatality in a confined space, the factors that led to the incident, Alberta’s approach to creative sentencing and lessons learned.
While financial penalties are Canada's most common punitive measure for OH&S violations, Alberta’s creative sentencing is an opportunity for restoration, linking punitive measures to improved health and safety outcomes and industry-wide learning.
Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Time: 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. (MT)
Location: Hyatt Regency Calgary
700 Centre ST S.
Calgary, AB
Lunch will be provided.
In-Person | Safety Evolution Seminar: Human and Organizational Performance
Whether you are 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.
Limited spots available. Includes light breakfast, lunch and refreshments.
For more information, click here.
ESC Saskatchewan Information Group: Q4 Meeting
In this session, you will learn:
- Accessibility of SK course offerings
- ESC tools and website information regarding courses
- Licensed vs. non-licensed courses
- Training challenges, solutions and fraudulent certificates
- Overview of the Course Development Process
- Recent changes to Well Control Training
- Summary of courses planned for Spring 2025
About the Presenters:
ESC Evaluations
The Evaluations team oversees the quality assurance, training, and support of 180 Authorized Training Providers and 400 Certified Instructors.
ESC Training and Delivery
The Training and Delivery team provides assurance of learning standards for ESC training courses and is accountable for the execution, delivery, and maintenance of these programs.
In-Person Workshop | Employers’ Advisers Workshops
Due Diligence for Employers, Managers and Supervisors
Designed for managers and supervisors, this seminar addresses elements of diligence as required by the Workers Compensation Act. Gain a better understanding of the legislative and regulatory requirements necessary to demonstrate due diligence in the workplace.
Topics covered: components of due diligence; overview of legal requirements; safety responsibilities in the workplace; responding to due diligence requests; and consequences of failing to prove due diligence, including administrative penalties and prosecutions.
Employers' Advisers Office is a branch of the BC Ministry of Labour, independent of WorkSafeBC, that provides educational seminars, advice and assistance for employers in British Columbia.
In-Person Workshop | Employers’ Advisers Workshops
Hazard Identification & Workplace Inspections
This seminar is intended for managers, supervisors, and safety committee members looking to gain fundamental knowledge in identifying, controlling and reporting hazards in the workplace.
Topics covered: identifying when a hazard identification should be done, legal requirements pertaining to hazard identification, conducting workplace inspections to identify hazards, rating the severity of workplace hazards, and common strategies for controlling hazards in the workplace.
Employers' Advisers Office is a branch of the BC Ministry of Labour, independent of WorkSafeBC, that provides educational seminars, advice and assistance for employers in British Columbia.
In-Person Workshop | Employers’ Advisers Workshops
Incident Investigation
Designed for for employers, managers, supervisors and members of the Joint OHS Committee, learn more about the incident investigation process and how to conduct these types of investigations.
Topics covered: identifying the legal requirements pertaining to incident investigations; a practical guide to investigating incidents; the importance of incident investigations; and developing effective corrective actions.
Employers' Advisers Office is a branch of the BC Ministry of Labour, independent of WorkSafeBC, that provides educational seminars, advice and assistance for employers in British Columbia.
In-Person | Managing Hazards in the Workplace Lunch and Learn
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