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SUMMARY:Webinar: Considerations in Effective Policy Development for Addiction and Mental Health in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:There is a common misconception that addiction and mental health disorders are easy to spot in the workplace.\nIn reality\, such obvious cases are a rarity. Thoughtful planning and regular reinforcement is needed to create a culture that encourages workplace wellness\, self-disclosure\, and a lessening of the stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction. Employers who are successful are those who are proactive and knowledgeable. This session will provide individuals and organizations with practical information on comprehensive policy development\, the value of referring to high quality treatment\, and the importance of return-to-work planning and monitoring. \nSpeaker:\nDarrin Taylor MTC CCAC CIP\, National Director of Business Development\, EHN Canada \nDarrin is a Board Certified Interventionist\, a Master Therapeutic Counsellor\, a Canadian Certified Addiction Counsellor and a graduate of Queen’s University. As an experienced addiction professional and clinical interventionist\, and former CEO of Axis Intervention Services Ltd.\, Darrin possesses broad knowledge of the addiction treatment industry and workplace substance abuse policy. EHN Canada was thrilled to welcome Darrin on board as National Director of Business Development in January 2020: \n“My relationship with Edgewood goes back to September 2004 when I walked through their doors as a patient. Without recovery\, I would not enjoy the precious gifts of a loving family and a richly rewarding career in the addiction treatment field. As an addiction professional\, I have had the privilege of working closely with Edgewood since 2009 and watching EHN Canada emerge as the nation’s leading addiction treatment provider. I am beyond excited to join EHN and work alongside the team of dedicated professionals who I’ve humbly watched help and heal so many of my patients and their families over the past decade. The opportunity to serve under highly skilled\, ethical\, inspiring and creative leadership at EHN made the decision to join Edgewood an easy one for me and my family.” \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-considerations-in-effective-policy-development-for-addiction-and-mental-health-in-the-workplace/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Considerations in Effective Policy Development for Addiction and Mental Health in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:There is a common misconception that addiction and mental health disorders are easy to spot in the workplace.\nIn reality\, such obvious cases are a rarity. Thoughtful planning and regular reinforcement is needed to create a culture that encourages workplace wellness\, self-disclosure\, and a lessening of the stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction. Employers who are successful are those who are proactive and knowledgeable. This session will provide individuals and organizations with practical information on comprehensive policy development\, the value of referring to high quality treatment\, and the importance of return-to-work planning and monitoring. \nSpeaker:\nDarrin Taylor MTC CCAC CIP\, National Director of Business Development\, EHN Canada \nDarrin is a Board Certified Interventionist\, a Master Therapeutic Counsellor\, a Canadian Certified Addiction Counsellor and a graduate of Queen’s University. As an experienced addiction professional and clinical interventionist\, and former CEO of Axis Intervention Services Ltd.\, Darrin possesses broad knowledge of the addiction treatment industry and workplace substance abuse policy. EHN Canada was thrilled to welcome Darrin on board as National Director of Business Development in January 2020: \n“My relationship with Edgewood goes back to September 2004 when I walked through their doors as a patient. Without recovery\, I would not enjoy the precious gifts of a loving family and a richly rewarding career in the addiction treatment field. As an addiction professional\, I have had the privilege of working closely with Edgewood since 2009 and watching EHN Canada emerge as the nation’s leading addiction treatment provider. I am beyond excited to join EHN and work alongside the team of dedicated professionals who I’ve humbly watched help and heal so many of my patients and their families over the past decade. The opportunity to serve under highly skilled\, ethical\, inspiring and creative leadership at EHN made the decision to join Edgewood an easy one for me and my family.” \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-considerations-in-effective-policy-development-for-addiction-and-mental-health-in-the-workplace-2/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200429T110000
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CREATED:20200324T164425Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Distracted Driving - Employer Liability and a Risk Manager’s Worst Nightmare
DESCRIPTION:Distracted driving remains a growing concern for our roads\, especially for businesses. Employers today are being held liable up to $25 million for distracted driving accidents\, even when employees use hands-free devices. Join us as we explore the increasing liability\, risks\, and costs associated with distracted driving on company time. Then learn steps you can take to mitigate the risks of distracted driving at your organization. \nLearning Objectives: \nLearn why distracted driving is a risk manager’s worst nightmare. \nExplore the three strategies of the distracted driving safety spectrum: prevent\, monitor\, and change. \nLearn how to build an effective mobile device policy and promote a culture of adoption. \nSpeaker:\nChad Howell\, VP Product Management\, TRUCE Software\nAs Vice President of Product Management at TRUCE Software\, Chad drives the overall product strategy and engineering roadmap for both existing and new markets\, advancing the TRUCE software platform to further reduce risk and increase productivity throughout the workplace and across industries. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-distracted-driving-employer-liability-and-a-risk-managers-worst-nightmare/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Distracted Driving - Employer Liability and a Risk Manager’s Worst Nightmare
DESCRIPTION:Distracted driving remains a growing concern for our roads\, especially for businesses. Employers today are being held liable up to $25 million for distracted driving accidents\, even when employees use hands-free devices. Join us as we explore the increasing liability\, risks\, and costs associated with distracted driving on company time. Then learn steps you can take to mitigate the risks of distracted driving at your organization. \nLearning Objectives: \nLearn why distracted driving is a risk manager’s worst nightmare. \nExplore the three strategies of the distracted driving safety spectrum: prevent\, monitor\, and change. \nLearn how to build an effective mobile device policy and promote a culture of adoption. \nSpeaker:\nChad Howell\, VP Product Management\, TRUCE Software\nAs Vice President of Product Management at TRUCE Software\, Chad drives the overall product strategy and engineering roadmap for both existing and new markets\, advancing the TRUCE software platform to further reduce risk and increase productivity throughout the workplace and across industries. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-distracted-driving-employer-liability-and-a-risk-managers-worst-nightmare-2/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200416T110000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Disaster Preparation - The Safety Professional's Role in Planning for a Pandemic
DESCRIPTION:Safety and health professionals face many challenges in understanding and responding to pandemics\, especially COVID-19. In this webinar\, learn what you can do to best guide your employer in strategically managing the work environment to protect all employees. Find out how today’s evolving health issue is different than the seasonal flu and other pandemics we have seen in past years. \nParticipants will gain knowledge and be better equipped to identify persons at risk\, apply infection prevention and control measures\, and optimize the use of personal protective equipment. Safety and health professionals with global responsibilities will learn how they can effectively manage their company’s worldwide coordination of activities during a pandemic. \nSpeaker:\nDeborah R. Roy rejoined the ASSP Board of Directors in 2018 after serving as a director-at-large from 2015-17. She is president of SafeTech Consultants Inc.\, providing safety training and consulting for global clients. Roy has more than 35 years of occupational safety and health experience and is a former occupational health nurse and past corporate director of health\, safety and wellness at L.L.Bean. Roy will be Society president in 2020-21. \nAs a corporate executive at L.L.Bean\, Roy’s innovative approach to safety resulted in the implementation of safety management systems at seven sites in seven years\, significantly improving injury rates and reducing costs. She was honored as an ASSP Fellow in 2018 for her significant contributions to the OSH profession. \nSponsors:\nColumbia Southern University offers flexible online continuing education courses for safety specialists interested in taking the next step in their career. Earn CEUs while covering relevant topics including construction safety\, OSHA policies\, and industrial hygiene or prepare for the ASP and CPE exams. Learn more about our online safety degrees\, workshops and CEU offerings. www.columbiasouthern.edu/safetyceu \nNew Pig is the number one brand that helps companies manage leaks\, drips and spills to protect workers\, facilities and the environment. A multi-channel\, multi-brand supplier of spill control and liquid management solutions and industrial maintenance products\, the company serves industrial\, commercial\, utility\, military and government facilities worldwide. www.newpig.com \nHoneywell\nSafety that’s always on call. Emergency responders and recovery workers have to act fast\, and they need to ensure their own safety before they can help others. Honeywell emergency services and personal protection solutions offer comfort and ease of use\, so workers can focus on saving others. With the most comprehensive range of workplace safety products\, Honeywell is your partner in disaster preparedness. https://safety.honeywell.com/en-us/industry-solutions/emergency-services \n3M\nA Partner in Preparedness. From consulting with government agencies to providing personal protective products\, 3M continues to be a global safety leader during domestic and international crises. https://www.3m.com \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-disaster-preparation-the-safety-professionals-role-in-planning-for-a-pandemic/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200416T110000
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DTSTAMP:20260724T131703
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UID:6389-1587034800-1587038400@safetydriven.ca
SUMMARY:Webinar: Disaster Preparation - The Safety Professional's Role in Planning for a Pandemic
DESCRIPTION:Safety and health professionals face many challenges in understanding and responding to pandemics\, especially COVID-19. In this webinar\, learn what you can do to best guide your employer in strategically managing the work environment to protect all employees. Find out how today’s evolving health issue is different than the seasonal flu and other pandemics we have seen in past years. \nParticipants will gain knowledge and be better equipped to identify persons at risk\, apply infection prevention and control measures\, and optimize the use of personal protective equipment. Safety and health professionals with global responsibilities will learn how they can effectively manage their company’s worldwide coordination of activities during a pandemic. \nSpeaker:\nDeborah R. Roy rejoined the ASSP Board of Directors in 2018 after serving as a director-at-large from 2015-17. She is president of SafeTech Consultants Inc.\, providing safety training and consulting for global clients. Roy has more than 35 years of occupational safety and health experience and is a former occupational health nurse and past corporate director of health\, safety and wellness at L.L.Bean. Roy will be Society president in 2020-21. \nAs a corporate executive at L.L.Bean\, Roy’s innovative approach to safety resulted in the implementation of safety management systems at seven sites in seven years\, significantly improving injury rates and reducing costs. She was honored as an ASSP Fellow in 2018 for her significant contributions to the OSH profession. \nSponsors:\nColumbia Southern University offers flexible online continuing education courses for safety specialists interested in taking the next step in their career. Earn CEUs while covering relevant topics including construction safety\, OSHA policies\, and industrial hygiene or prepare for the ASP and CPE exams. Learn more about our online safety degrees\, workshops and CEU offerings. www.columbiasouthern.edu/safetyceu \nNew Pig is the number one brand that helps companies manage leaks\, drips and spills to protect workers\, facilities and the environment. A multi-channel\, multi-brand supplier of spill control and liquid management solutions and industrial maintenance products\, the company serves industrial\, commercial\, utility\, military and government facilities worldwide. www.newpig.com \nHoneywell\nSafety that’s always on call. Emergency responders and recovery workers have to act fast\, and they need to ensure their own safety before they can help others. Honeywell emergency services and personal protection solutions offer comfort and ease of use\, so workers can focus on saving others. With the most comprehensive range of workplace safety products\, Honeywell is your partner in disaster preparedness. https://safety.honeywell.com/en-us/industry-solutions/emergency-services \n3M\nA Partner in Preparedness. From consulting with government agencies to providing personal protective products\, 3M continues to be a global safety leader during domestic and international crises. https://www.3m.com \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-disaster-preparation-the-safety-professionals-role-in-planning-for-a-pandemic-2/
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:ON DEMAND Webinar: Coping with COVID-19: What You Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:The spread of COVID-19 has reached unprecedented heights with the cancellation of major sports leagues and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau going into self-isolation after his wife\, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau\, tested positive for coronavirus. Unnecessary travel and social gatherings are being restricted across Canada. \nAs the virus advances\, employers are staring down decisions on social distancing\, work-from-home policy and crisis communications with employee health and safety top of mind. David Reiter\, a partner with Aird and Berlis in Toronto\, and Katie Robertson\, emergency and crisis communications management expert\, will discuss employer responsibilities in times of pandemics and emergencies. \nWebinar hosted by OHS Canada and Talent Canada \nABOUT THE SPEAKERS  \nDavid Reiter is a partner with Aird and Berlis in Toronto. As a strategic litigator\, David focuses on a variety of civil and quasi-criminal matters involving incidents and conduct at and outside of workplaces. He is a member of the firm’s Litigation Group and Occupational Health & Safety Group and he is a regular contributor to OHS Canada. \nKatie Robertson is an emergency and crisis communications management expert with more than 15 years of experience in the communications industry. She is the founder of Grapevine Communications in Edmonton and the program lead for the Emergency Management Communications Certification program\, delivered through the Crisis Communications Institute. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/coping-with-covid-19-what-you-need-to-know-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200417
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SUMMARY:ON DEMAND Webinar: Coping with COVID-19: What You Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:The spread of COVID-19 has reached unprecedented heights with the cancellation of major sports leagues and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau going into self-isolation after his wife\, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau\, tested positive for coronavirus. Unnecessary travel and social gatherings are being restricted across Canada. \nAs the virus advances\, employers are staring down decisions on social distancing\, work-from-home policy and crisis communications with employee health and safety top of mind. David Reiter\, a partner with Aird and Berlis in Toronto\, and Katie Robertson\, emergency and crisis communications management expert\, will discuss employer responsibilities in times of pandemics and emergencies. \nWebinar hosted by OHS Canada and Talent Canada \nABOUT THE SPEAKERS  \nDavid Reiter is a partner with Aird and Berlis in Toronto. As a strategic litigator\, David focuses on a variety of civil and quasi-criminal matters involving incidents and conduct at and outside of workplaces. He is a member of the firm’s Litigation Group and Occupational Health & Safety Group and he is a regular contributor to OHS Canada. \nKatie Robertson is an emergency and crisis communications management expert with more than 15 years of experience in the communications industry. She is the founder of Grapevine Communications in Edmonton and the program lead for the Emergency Management Communications Certification program\, delivered through the Crisis Communications Institute. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/coping-with-covid-19-what-you-need-to-know-webinar-2/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200406T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200406T130000
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CREATED:20200401T154132Z
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UID:3729-1586174400-1586178000@safetydriven.ca
SUMMARY:Webinar: Emergency Management: Managing the New Normal
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Management: Managing the New Normal\nThe United Nations Office of Disaster Risk Reduction describes surprise as the new normal.  What this means is that while modeling and metrics are still very important\, we cannot assume that historical records are reliable indicators for future impacts.  \nWe are also seeing an increase in frequency and severity of events. This is resulting in situations where events impact a population while they are still recovering from or responding to a different event. As demonstrated by the current COVID-19 pandemic\, in which we are all dealing with its impact plus other hazards\, such as earthquakes and flooding. \nIn this webinar\, you will discover ways in which you and your company/organization can prepare for this new landscape that allows emergency managers\, policy makers\, governments\, and communities to manage this emergent challenge. The webinar will explore concepts of surge capacity\, the role standardization can play in collaboration\, virtual teams\, and the importance of empathetic and clear communication both in person and using virtual platforms. \nSpeakers \nRichard Moreau\nRichard Moreau is an Emergency Management\, security and defence professional with 39 years of experience in military operations\, Emergency Management\, and intelligence fields. He has served in army units and formations with operational staffs\, commanded and trained troops in and for operational environments including working with public and private sector clients. \nVanessa Howard\nVanessa Howard is an Emergency Management Representative with Calian Group. Vanessa has 14 years of experience achieving public safety solutions in Emergency Management and response fields. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-emergency-management-managing-the-new-normal/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200406T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20200406T130000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Emergency Management: Managing the New Normal
DESCRIPTION:Emergency Management: Managing the New Normal\nThe United Nations Office of Disaster Risk Reduction describes surprise as the new normal.  What this means is that while modeling and metrics are still very important\, we cannot assume that historical records are reliable indicators for future impacts.  \nWe are also seeing an increase in frequency and severity of events. This is resulting in situations where events impact a population while they are still recovering from or responding to a different event. As demonstrated by the current COVID-19 pandemic\, in which we are all dealing with its impact plus other hazards\, such as earthquakes and flooding. \nIn this webinar\, you will discover ways in which you and your company/organization can prepare for this new landscape that allows emergency managers\, policy makers\, governments\, and communities to manage this emergent challenge. The webinar will explore concepts of surge capacity\, the role standardization can play in collaboration\, virtual teams\, and the importance of empathetic and clear communication both in person and using virtual platforms. \nSpeakers \nRichard Moreau\nRichard Moreau is an Emergency Management\, security and defence professional with 39 years of experience in military operations\, Emergency Management\, and intelligence fields. He has served in army units and formations with operational staffs\, commanded and trained troops in and for operational environments including working with public and private sector clients. \nVanessa Howard\nVanessa Howard is an Emergency Management Representative with Calian Group. Vanessa has 14 years of experience achieving public safety solutions in Emergency Management and response fields. \nShare
URL:https://safetydriven.ca/event/webinar-emergency-management-managing-the-new-normal-2/
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