Excerpt from the government of Ontario’s ‘Newsroom’
Teranorth Construction & Engineering Limited, a Sudbury constructor, was fined $115,000 for a violation of the Occupational Health and Safety Act after a worker was killed.
Blog Post #494 – Day 5 of the CSSE Conference, Calgary, Alberta 2014
This was another day to take in lectures on various topics, which were,
1) An Engaged Workforce: MSD Injury Prevention and Management,
2) Great Safety Leadership: The Only Way to a Zero Injury Culture, and
3) Get a Grip on Safety – An Approach to a Company-Wide Safety Program.
Blog Post #492 – Day 4 at the CSSE Conference in Calgary, Alberta – September 13, 2014
Good Morning,
Here I am at the CSSE Conference I have finished the classroom portion of the course and went out last night for a large piece of Alberta beef. It was a wonderful way to deal with the stress of the class.
I now have to complete an assignment, (expected pages to be over 20) and will spend approximately 40 hours to complete in the next 4 weeks. Wish me luck.
Blog Post #491 – Day 2 at the CSSE Conference – September 12, 2014
Hi again,
We spent a full day at the CSSE Conference for a course listed as “Assessing OHSE Training Needs and Options”. There were about 15 people in the class and the material was, indeed, what I expected. We learned much about how to assess the training needs of possible individual companies.