Canadian Occupational Safety

AugustSeptember 2019

Canadian Occupational Safety (COS) magazine is the premier workplace health and safety publication in Canada. We cover a wide range of topics ranging from office to heavy industry, and from general safety management to specific workplace hazards.

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28 www.cos-mag.com Canadian Occupational Safety E ach year Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) practitioners gather at the CSSE's professional development conference to challenge their thinking, enhance their effectiveness on the job, and develop influential partnerships with other health and safety colleagues from around the world! This year's conference is being held in Winnipeg, Manitoba from September 22-25, 2019. This is Canada's "must attend" safety event! "Learn from the Past | Embrace the Present | Shape the Future" is the theme for 2019. National and international speakers were selected to bring their knowledge and expertise to this year's conference. Sessions are designed to expand your knowledge and provide practical insights on emerging issues. Our goal for the 2019 conference is to be the best professional development event you attend this year. We are pleased to announce new initiatives to increase the value of attending the conference: • Agricultural Stream – a series of workshops on Sunday and Monday focused on health and safety in the agricultural industry • Indigenous Stream – CSSE will host this historic national indigenous safety conference as a stream within the 2019 PDC Monday and Tuesday • Presidential Stream – join CSSE President, Trevor Johnson, and guests as they discuss regulation of the profession, value of global partnerships and sustainability • Human Library – browse the extensive library of delegates willing to share their time and reserve • The Safetys Gala – a celebration of workplace safety We are excited to announce four powerful keynote sessions, an expanded program of 7 half-day workshops and 34 concurrent sessions delivered by subject matter experts make this an educational and networking opportunity you won't want to miss! HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS YEAR'S KEYNOTE SPEAKERS, CHOSEN TO TEACH AND INSPIRE, INCLUDE: Mike Downie — Inspiring Canadians to walk a path of reconciliation and help bring together indigenous and non-indigenous people. Carol Cambridge — Helping people and organizations stay safe by being prepared and taking action from a place of strength rather than from a place of fear. Nora Young — Helping audiences understand trends in social media, big data, wearable tech and more, while showing them how to better protect their privacy in our increasingly digital world. David Usher — Defining the path that companies and institutions can follow to reboot their creativity in this brave new world of disruptive change. Each session was carefully chosen to provide information, tools, and resources supporting delegates in all stages of their career development as leaders shaping the future of OHS. Session topics range from safety leadership, training, and culture, to safety management systems – and beyond. Take advantage of the tremendous opportunity to improve your skills and enhance your effectiveness as an OHS practitioner by taking one or more of the nine CSSE professional development courses offered before and after the conference. The interactive and engaging nature of CSSE's Professional Development Conference attracts leading occupational health and safety practitioners from around the world. We know you expect a top-notch program, valuable professional development opportunities, and unique and engaging peer networking –as always, we plan to deliver! For more information, visit https://csse.org/site/events/conference. CSSE's must-attend annual safety event!

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