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Regional Workshops
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Effective
Leadership in Organizational Health, Safety and
Wellness |
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Ontario’s evolving, challenging
health and community care system
demands strong, capable leaders,
equipped with effective management
techniques.
Leaders need to ensure that the
safety of their organization is a
strategic priority, one based on the
precautionary principal that
reasonable steps have been taken to
reduce risk and safeguard employee
safety.
PSHSA
is ready to assist
organizations in meeting this
challenge by offering training
courses on Effective Leadership.
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and locations
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Workplace Violence
Prevention and Amendments to the OHSA |
Bill 168 outlines proposed amendments to the OHSA, and prescribes explicit employer
responsibilities
to prevent workplace violence,
including harassment and domestic
violence in the workplace.
Attend
this session to prepare for pending
new legislation.
More sessions to be scheduled soon
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QLFT: Train the Fit Tester Regional Workshops |
Respiratory Protection Programs and Qualitative Fit Testing (half-day)
This half day workshop (approximately 3.5 hours) will train participants on the requirements within a respiratory protection program, including the education, knowledge, and skills required to conduct their own qualitative fit testing (QLFT) as outlined in the CSA Standard Z94.4-02.
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and locations
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Hands On Client Handling Techniques
Train-the-Trainer |
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This full day
workshop will provide organizations
with the opportunity of training
program leaders in safe and
appropriate client handling
techniques and body mechanics.
Participants will be given the
opportunity for hands-on practice of
the client handling techniques. This
session will be conducted by CBI
Health.
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and locations
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Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD) Awareness and
Prevention |
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This fall, the Ministry of Labour
will be conducting a heightened
enforcement campaign (a.k.a. blitz)
on musculoskeletal disorders. During
inspector visits to organizations,
MSD prevention programs will be
viewed. Attend this workshop to
prepare for these visits.
Musculoskeletal
disorders (MSD) result from
excessive strain on the body and are
the number one workplace injury in
the province of Ontario, costing
billions of dollars. With knowledge
and a participatory approach, your
organization can prevent these
injuries from occurring.
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and locations
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