RBC CONVENTION CENTRE WINNIPEG REGISTRATION BROCHURE CONSTRUCTION SAFETY LEADERSHIP

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1 RBC CONVENTION CENTRE WINNIPEG REGISTRATION BROCHURE CONSTRUCTION SAFETY LEADERSHIP Premier sponsor Hosted by

2 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference WORKSHOPS Construction Safety Leadership *Registration is open at 7:30 a.m. and may take up to half an hour. Please allow ample time to register and find your room. Workshops begin at 8:45 a.m.* Confined Space Entry and Rescue Two Day Confined spaces present life threatening hazards in construction. This workshop is for anyone who is responsible for coordinating or supervising work in confined spaces as well as those workers required entering confined spaces. Course elements will include all elements in the one day Confined Space Awareness course and also detail entry and rescue procedures. This workshop includes an interactive practical demonstration of proper work procedures utilizing required breathing apparatus and rescue equipment. This workshop will have practical/hands on training component. Fall Protection Systems and Rescue Two Day In Manitoba, the workplace safety requirements for fall protection are very strict. Often forgotten is the legal requirement to also ensure an employer includes an Emergency Rescue Plan in the event of a fall. This workshop will provide participants with information on the Manitoba fall protection requirements and detail the steps to take in the event of a fall. Participants will also have the opportunity discuss horizontal and vertical fall arrest systems, guardrail alternatives and CSA Standards. First Aider II Two Day This class includes CPR Level C (adult/infant/child), AED, with more thorough coverage of First Aid situations. (ex. environmental exposure, broken bones, splints). This course is aimed at individuals working more than 30 minutes from a medical facility or in higher hazard workplaces. Examples requiring this course include oil rigs, major workplaces, industrial environments, law enforcement, fire fighters, lifeguards, construction, some health care workers. First Aider I/CPR Have you ever been first on the scene? This nationally recognized workshop will provide attendees with practical assessment techniques and basic lifesaving skills in: artificial respiration, choking, bleeding, bandaging of wounds, dealing with shock and unconsciousness, identifying heart attack and stroke victims and training in CPR. An official First Aid/CPR certificate will be issued which is valid for 3 years. Hazard Identification and Control This workshop will provide workers, supervisors, safety representatives and committee members with a process and information to assist with the identification of existing and potential worksite hazards with emphasis placed on pre-job and on-going hazard assessments. In addition to guided instruction, attendees will also be given the opportunity to practice and apply the new skills they ve learned through the completion of course case studies. Safety Program Administration This one day seminar is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage and monitor a health and safety management system. This workshop will focus on the organization and maintenance of safety program documentation, and will include a review of the national COR Audit and its 14 elements. Safety Skills for Supervisors Do yourself a favour be informed! As a Worksite Supervisor or member of a Management Team, you have a great deal of responsibility and accountability for those under your direct supervision. Attend this workshop and receive the tools and information you need to demonstrate Due Diligence. Relevant Workplace Safety Legislation will be provided and reviewed. Scaffolding in Construction Fatal or disabling injuries continue to result from workers falling from scaffolding that has been misused or poorly constructed on a residential worksite. This workshop identifies the hazards inherent with different types of portable equipment that can be used for residential construction and discusses safe work procedures required to use the equipment without risk to workers.

3 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference WORKSHOPS Construction Safety Leadership Return to Work in Construction Participants will learn the important elements of a well functioning Return to Work Program including Re-Employment Obligation (REO); Why early and complete reporting is critical to managing Time Loss Claims; Communication - Reasons to be a really good communicator; Initiating a return to work event; Shelf Ready Modified Duties; Workers Have Responsibilities (Not Just Rights) - Mitigation; and Getting help from WCB s Employer Relationships. Participants will be provided with a toolkit which includes a Supervisor s checklist (for CSO s), How to find the Workers Compensation Act and Policies, RTW FAQ for workers - you should know what they know, FAF example and a Self Assessment tool. Conflict and Bullying in Construction Workplace bullying, violence, harassment, and anger management is becoming a growing concern for both employees and employers alike. Your exposure to these real life issues may come to you as a victim, a co-worker, witness, or as the supervising authority. This workshop will discuss how to both recognize and be prepared for such incidents that may arise in your workplace. Construction Airborne Hazards Workers are routinely exposed to a cocktail of respiratory hazards on construction sites that they are not adequately aware of and over time can have real chronic health effects. This course provides a condensed overview of numerous common construction gas, vapour, particulate and biological inhalation hazards, such as silica for sand blasters and hexavalent chromium for welders. The main emphasis of the course is to educate tradespeople of these hazards, the means to protect themselves, and more generally raise the bar concerning worker safety in Manitoba. Attendees will also be introduced to several different modes and types of NIOSH Air Purifying and Atmosphere Supplying Respirators, as well as proper inspection, storage, cleaning, donning, doffing, and seal checks. Construction Site Communication Skills Communicating key safety information is an essential component of a safety management system. This workshop is geared toward those who are responsible to ensure worker safety. Due diligence, documentation and reasonable and practical techniques for communicating essential safety information will be highlighted. This workshop will highlight practical techniques for communicating safety and health information. Excavation and Trenching Construction work conducted in trenches and excavations is some of the most hazardous in the industry. This course will discuss excavation and trenching hazards, including electrical hazards, with emphasis on safe work practices, procedures and current technology. The WSH Regulation, as it pertains to excavation and trenching, will be detailed along with provincial guidelines and codes of practice. Incident Investigation When there s an incident on your site, it s key to determine what caused the event and how to prevent a reoccurrence. This workshop will provide Management, Supervisors and Safety Committee Members and Representatives with the information they require to develop an effective investigation policy and procedures. A practical investigation element outlining legal obligations will be included with the focus on developing effective recommendations to prevent a reoccurrence. Inspections The identification of hazards is a vital component of an organization s overall safety & loss prevention system and a legal requirement under the WSH Act & Regulation. This workshop will provide Supervisors and Safety Representatives with information on various types of inspections, required documentation, and communication and control techniques.

4 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference WORKSHOPS C o n s t r u c t i o n S a f e t y L e a d e r s h i p w w w. t h e s a f e t y c o n f e r e n c e. c a *Registration is open at 7:30 a.m. and may take up to half an hour. Please allow ample time to register and find your room. Workshops begin at 8:45 a.m.* LISTEN UP A Practical Guideline for Workplace Hearing Conservation Workplace Safety and Health Legislation addresses problems relating to occupational noise-induced hearing loss. Depending on the level of noise your employees are exposed to, the legislation imposed a legal duty on the em-ployer to implement education, surveillance and noise control procedures. Employees are trained in the im-portance of selecting the right type, fit and proper use of hearing protection for the particular job they are doing. Safety Representative and Committees What to Expect During WSH Inspections Legally, every employer on every jobsite must have at minimum a designated safety representative and/or a safety committee familiar with their legal duties and responsibilities. What s happening on your work sites? What should you be doing? This workshop is specifically tailored to the roles of the site worker safety representatives and com-mittee members. Learn the guidelines and practical solutions to dealing with your legislated responsibilities for safety and health concerns on the jobsite and within your company. Confusion and sometimes fear or negativity often accompany a visit from a government Workplace Safety and Health Officer on a jobsite. This presentation facilitated by WSH Officers will help participants understand why officers visit worksites, what your responsibilities are once an officer comes on site, what is involved in WSH inspec-tions and investigations, and what exactly an improvement order or stop work order is as well as how to satisfy the order. * Receive one draw entry per individual registered, with no limit for registrations! Individual registering participants is entered into the draw. Course credit toward Construction Safety Officer Designation Course includes hands on Component Certificate of Training issued **All participants will receive either a CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE or the highly coveted CERTIFICATE OF TRAINING for each course attended at CSAM - THE Safety Conference. CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING will ONLY be provided to individuals who attend the training workshop AND successfully complete the evaluation component for that course - ie: a written and/or performance test.

5 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference M A NAG E M E N T S E S S IO N S C o n s t r u c t i o n S a f e t y L e a d e r s h i p w w w. t h e s a f e t y c o n f e r e n c e. c a DAY 1 Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace (CSA Standard) In 2013, CSA released the Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. The first of its kind in the world the Standard expands the lens of OHS beyond the physical to include psychological wellness and injury. Learn more about the Standard, the workplaces factors that impact psychological health and safety and how implementing the Standard is good for the bottom line, compliance and building a culture of safety. Workplace Mental Health Starting the Discussion This presentation will focus on three main areas: 1) overcoming barriers around addressing mental health problems in the workplace, 2) identifying supports and resources that are effective and available to assist employers, managers, and workplace health and safety teams in addressing workplace mental health issues, and 3) an introduction to training opportunities, including the goals and expected outcomes of different mental health focused trainings being offered in Winnipeg and Manitoba. Employer Liability As an employer in construction there is an immense amount of responsibility and accountability. This informative presentation will dispense of rumours and myths surrounding what employers and workers are responsible for and discuss legal obligations and liabilities allowing employers to make informed legal, moral, and ethical business decisions. DAY 2 Manager s Toolkit for MSI Prevention Participants will come away from this session with a toolkit for change. Resources for the prevention of MSIs, ergonomic analysis, updating safe work procedures and enforcement guidelines will be provided. Participants will discuss task specific ergonomics and MSIs and learn how early identification of MSIs, the associated risk factors, and customized task specific training can help in the prevention of injuries, reducing costly WCB Claims and ensuring employee retention. Management methods that facilitate changes in safe working behaviours will be covered as well as strategies to motivate employees and provide incentives that will impact production and safety. Participants will learn how ongoing analysis and enforcement is key to the success of a program. More Effective Safety Management Through Technology With so much information being shared every day, how can we accurately capture, organize and share that information with all key stakeholders in a timely manner. In this workshop, we will demonstrate how Microsoft OneNote can help you more effectively manage key communication regarding investigations, incidences, meeting items, follow-up tasks and much more. The second part of this workshop will introduce participants to Smartsheet, an online collaboration tool that provides real time status of any workflow items you might want to track. Deadline for registration is January 22, 2016

6 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference HIGHLIGHTS Construction Safety Leadership w w w. t h e s a f e t y c o n f e r e n c e. c a Register early to experience Canada's premier construction safety conference. Your experience is our top priority quality workshops, personalized materials, catered lunch, trade show and much more... you will absolutely agree that CSAM - THE Safety Conference is second to none. THE Safety Conference is designed to provide the Manitoba construction and related industries with effective safety, health and construction skills training. And yes, with over 3500 training certificates issued; 2,000+ Participants; 100+ Exhibitors; 65+ Corporate Sponsors; 60+ Instructors. CSAM THE Safety Conference takes over the entire RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg - it is Canada's largest and most diversified construction safety conference. Every single year this conference has grown to surpass its record breaking numbers. Last year's conference had an attendance total of over 2,000 participants; 105 exhibit booth spaces; 50 instructors; 65 Corporate Sponsors and numerous guests. All indications for this year's conference suggest it to be even bigger and better. Register online to receive the fantastic price of $ plus tax for ONE DAY, $ plus tax for TWO DAYS. Registrations received by fax or mail will be charged the price of $ plus tax for ONE DAY and $ plus tax for TWO DAYS. The objective of this conference is to prevent incidents, injuries and loss. Hosted by the Construction Safety Association of Manitoba, it is part of our effort at meeting the need for increased education and training for all persons involved in a workplace. Manitoba has responded positively to the promotion of a safe workplace and we anticipate this will continue. HIGHLIGHTS Personalized materials Informative workshops Experienced instructors Free t-shirts Free tradeshow and refreshments A three-course catered lunch Prizes TRADE SHOW & SPONSOR INFORMATION For Sponsorship Opportunities please contact the Conference Chair: For information about becoming a Trade Show Exhibitor please contact: Mike Jones, Executive Director, Construction Safety Association of Manitoba Ron Mark, Trade Show Manager, Ready Event Management P: F: E: mike@constructionsafety.ca P: F: E: readyevent@shaw.ca

7 Construction Safety Association of Manitoba - THE Safety Conference CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM ConstructionSafetyLeadershipwww.thesafetyconference.ca *Registration is open at 7:30 a.m.; please allow ample time to register and find your room at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg. Workshops begin at 8:45 a.m. Registration Information Call: Register Online At: Attendee: Company: Company Contact: Fax: Mail: Construction Safety Association of Manitoba 1447 Waverley Street Winnipeg, MB R3T 0P7 REGISTER ONLINE & SAVE One day only $ plus tax (save $50) Two day only $ plus tax (save $75) OR Mail or Fax this Registration Page Please register me for: Total: Visa, MC Number Cardholder Name One Day Program... $ (plus tax) Two Day Program... $ (plus tax) Signature Exp. Date Address: City: Province: Postal Code: Phone: Fax: Deadline for registration is January 22, 2016 COURSES TWO DAY WORKSHOPS Confined Space Entry & Rescue First Aider II FULL DAY WORKSHOPS First Aider I/CPR Safety Program Administration HALF DAY WORKSHOPS Conflict and Bullying in Construction Excavation and Trenching Listen Up - A Practical Guideline for Workplace Hearing Conservation MANAGEMENT SESSIONS Day 1 - Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace (CSA Standard) - Workplace Mental Health - Starting the Discussion - Employer Liability Fall Protection Systems and Rescue Hazard Identification and Control Safety Skills For Supervisors Construction Airborne Hazards Incident Investigation Safety Representative and Committee Training Day 2 - Manager s Toolkit for MSI Prevention - More Effective Safety Management through Technology Return to Work for Construction Scaffolding in Construction Construction Site Communication Skills Inspections What to Expect during WSH Inspections Registration Information: Only online registration and corporate sponsors are eligible for the reduced rate. Mail or Fax Registrations: Please complete a separate registration form (this page) for each person attending CSAM - THE Safety Conference. Registration is based on either a one day or a two day program. The total number of workshops chosen should add up to the full program chosen: 2 Day Program Example: Choose 2 full day workshops; or Choose 1 one day workshop and 2 half day workshops or; Choose 4 half day workshops 1 Day Program Example: Choose 1 one day workshop or; Choose 2 half day workshops -ALL REGISTRATIONS must be paid in full prior to attendance -Visa & Mastercard accepted; cheques made payable to: CSAM - The Safety Conference -All prices subject to GST; registration # Deadline for registration: January 22, Cancellations prior to January 20, 2016 will receive a full refund less $20 administration fee -No cancellation or refunds after January 20, 2016; substitutions only -The Construction Safety Association of Manitoba reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a workshop that lacks sufficient registration. In this event, your registration fee will be fully refunded or you may apply it to another workshop -Policy & privacy statements are online

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