SHOW GUIDE

Tuesday, April 26
Managed Systems: Your Building Blocks to Success
John A. Dony, Director, Campbell Institute, Director, Environmental,
Health, Safety & Sustainability, National Safety Council, Program
Manager and Interim Director, Campbell Institute
Joy Inouye, Research Associate, National Safety Council
Pegasus B
This session will present five key attributes determined
through empirical research to be common across
Campbell Award winning companies and other top
organizations that have demonstrated world-class
Environment, Health, Safety and Sustainability (EHS) and
business performance, including thoughtful use of key
leading indicators. These principles of world class EHS
performance will be followed up with practical insight for
implementation.
Respiratory Protection for Welding and
the Effect on Health
Scott Kennedy, Manager, Respiratory Products,
Honeywell Safety Products
Honeywell Pavilion (Hall 2, Trade Show floor)
The concentration level of particulates and/or gases
in the welding workplace well exceeds the Permissible
Exposure Level. This session will describe assigned
protection factors, respiratory selection and best
practices, and will discuss the hazards your respiratory
system is exposed to while welding—including Hexavalent
Chromium Cr (VI) and Beryllium.
10:00 am – 12:30 pm
MORNING Workshop
Room 224A – Hall 1
(Mezzanine Level)
Work Re-Integration,
Re-Employment, Modified
Duties or Work Transition?
Andrew Sampogna, Employer
Specialist, Office of the Employer Advisor
Sandra Patterson, BSc, CCPE, CRSP,
Ergonomics Specialist, Workplace Safety &
Prevention Services (WSPS)
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
(WSIB) WR program integrates return to work,
re-employment, and labour market re-entry (LMR),
but there are implementation differences between
construction and non-construction employers. This
workshop will also examine the differences between
WR and modified duties and provide information
on basic claims management, and how to build or
improve your own programs.
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
You First: How You Can Change
Your Team for the Better
Dr. Liane Davey, New York Times Bestselling Author
of... “You First: Inspire Your Team to Grow Up,
Get Along, and Get Stuff Done”
Orion B
It’s not enough to point to everyone else on the team to
explain the dysfunctional behavior a team indulges in —
you have a role in stopping it. Liane shows you how to
push your own teams to healthier behavior and greater
productivity. Spot team dysfunctions before it’s too late.
Seize the opportunity to make your teams
healthier.
Dr. Davey will be signing copies of her
book in the Bookstore (Hall 2 Trade Show)
immediately following her presentation.
Trends in MOL Enforcement,
Fines and Convictions
Ryan Conlin, Partner, Stringer LLP
Orion C
This session will look at the Inspector authority under the
OHSA and the application of enforcement tools provided
under the Provincial Offences Act. An overview of past
blitz results, recent court decisions, fines and noticeable
trends will also be shared and discussed.
Smart People Do Dumb Things:
Learn from Some of our Favourite Stories
Lena Heidel, Global Industrial Marketing,
Kimberly-Clark Professional
Vela A
In our Hazard & Waste Walks from all over the world,
we’ve seen some great, innovative work being done in
world-class facilities. We’ve also helped them to spot
some dumb things that were costing them a lot of
money, putting their workforce at risk, or both. In this
session, we’ll outline some of our favourite stories from
real Hazard & Waste Walks, with real manufacturers,
to help you uncover your own hidden opportunities in
environmental health, worker safety and productivity.
Partners in Prevention 2016 SHOW Guide 17