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2018
Warehouse
Safety
Conference
REGISTER EARLY & SAVE!
February 21, 2018
Centre for Health & Safety Innovation
5110 Creekbank Road, Mississauga, ON
In Partnership with
2018 WAREHOUSE SAFETY CONFERENCE
Why Attend?
Customized Sessions Network With Extend Your Learning
This conference focuses on the Warehousing Peers Attend our post-conference
health and safety needs of your workshops on February 22
Meet and collaborate with
warehouse/distribution centre. and further explore specialized
warehousing and wholesale
Find out what’s new, learn warehousing topics.
professionals from your area.
about recent legislation, how to
Learn new ideas, find solutions
avoid hazards and more. Gain
and share knowledge.
valuable insight with sessions
and workshops selected by an
expert planning committee.
Who Should Attend?
Occupational Health & Safety managers and supervisors
Warehouse, maintenance and transportation managers and supervisors
Health & Safety committee members
Register Now
EARLY BIRD RATE REGULAR RATE
Register on or before January 23, 2018 After January 23, 2018
$399 + HST $499 + HST
OPTIONAL: Post-Conference Workshops VOLUME DISCOUNTS
Add to your conference fee 5% 6 – 9 registrations
Workshop 1: Managing Pre-Start Reviews $199 + HST 10% 10 – 15 registrations
Workshop 2: Managing Machine Safety $199 + HST 15% 16 – 20 registrations
20% 21 or more registrations
NOT SURE WHO IS ATTENDING?
Register early to take advantage of our Early Bird rates! WSPS will
reserve your organization’s spaces and you can send us the names later.
REGISTRATION RATES SPACE IS LIMITED PAYMENT METHODS
Includes continental breakfast, We reserve the right to make Cheque
keynote speakers, lunch and venue and date changes (made payable to WSPS)
conference sessions. The early with notice, speaker changes Visa, Mastercard, AMEX
bird rate cannot be combined without notice and to cancel an
with any other discount or event due to low registrations. Invoice (approved credit only)
special offer. Volunteer, safety No refunds or cancellations
group, volume discounts and accepted after February 13, 2018.
any other discounts or special Substitutions welcome.
offers cannot be combined
Conference at a Glance
Wednesday, February 21, 2018 Program subject to change without notice.
7:30 amRegistration
8:00 – 9:00 amOpening Keynote 12:30 – 1:30 pmLunch Presentation
DEFINING HEALTH & SAFETY EXCELLENCE MARIJUANA AND THE WORKPLACE:
MANAGING THE IMPACT OF LEGALIZATION
How can an organization possibly achieve
health & safety excellence when they truly Medical marijuana in the workplace is an
don’t even know what it is? Most companies still emerging and highly contentious issue. With the
believe that having “ZERO” injuries / incidents Federal Government announcing plans to legalize
means excellence? In this session, Jeremy will Cannabis for non-medical recreational use in 2018,
challenge your mind and give you some great employers are seeking answers to their many
best practices, so that you can go back to your questions and concerns. What changes will have
organization and help them define the true to be made to existing policies and procedures?
meaning of health and safety excellence.
What if employees’ recreational use off-duty
Jeremy Shorthouse, Manager Environmental affects workplace performance? This session is
Health & Safety, Molson Coors Canada aimed at helping employers to understand the
changes, the implications to health and safety,
and to provide guidance on how to manage these
challenges in safety sensitive industries.
9:15 – 10:30 amSeries 1
Dan Demers, Senior Manager, Strategic Business
What’s New in Warehousing Equipment?
Development, CannAmm
Rick de Jong, Director of Engineered Solutions
Ideal Warehouse Innovations Inc.
Chuck Leon, Technical Specialist, WSPS
1:45 – 2:45 pmSeries 3
Lift Truck Safety Management: A Day in the Life of a Warehouse Supervisor
Protect Your Staff. Reduce Your Risk. Michael LaSelva, National Account Manager, WSPS
David Mustard, Consultant, WSPS
Human Factors in Pedestrian Safety
The Convergence of Robotics in Warehousing Panel Presentation:
Robert Vomiero, Machine and Robotics Safety Norm Kramer, Consultant, WSPS
Specialist, WSPS Brian McInnes, Ministry of Labour
Don Patten, Ergonomist, WSPS
10:45 am – 12:00 pmSeries 2
Don’t Let Your Racks Put Your Warehouse Truck Traffic Control:
Company and Workers at Risk: A Case Study
Regulations and Standards That Apply
3:00 – 4:00 pmSeries 4
Tony Mulholland, P.Eng, Owner, Rack Network
Manual Material Handling: Recognize,
Security in Warehousing Eliminate and Control
Jim Rovers, Senior Vice President, AFIMAC Global
Steve Kelly, Manager, Safety & Security
Sleep Loss and Fatigue in Shift Workers American Eagle Oufitters
Dr. Stacy Irvine, Founder and Co-Owner Sean MacCormack, Consultant, WSPS
Totum Life Science Working at Heights in Warehousing
Dan Dukoff, President & CEO, Safetech
12:00 pmLunch
Commercial Vehicle Operators Record,
Never Leave Home Without it!
Brad Bird, Training Consultant, IHSA
To register or for more information:
WSPS.CA/Warehousing1 877 494 9777MORE Post-Conference Workshops
Optional post-conference training courses will be offered
WORKSHOPS for Conference attendees. Choose one or both courses.
Feb. 22 Registration to the training course(s) must be done separately from
the conference registration.
Thursday, February 22, 2018
8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Managing Pre-Start Reviews Managing Machine Safety
Michael Wilson, Technical Specialist, WSPS Michael Wilson, Technical Specialist, WSPS
Exposure to the hazards associated with Robots can introduce significant hazards if
safeguarding devices that signal a stop can they are not properly safeguarded during
result in serious injury, illness or fatality as well operation or locked out during maintenance
as costly liabilities for employers. This course and repair. If proper precautions are not
helps participants understand the legal exercised when operated under manual control,
requirements for pre-start health and safety the result can be costly. The purpose of this
reviews (PSRs), assess whether or not a PSR half-day course is to provide learners with the
is required while providing practical tools and knowledge to recognize, assess and control
resources to support compliance. risks related to the hazards of industrial
robots and robot systems.
To register or for more information:
WSPS.CA/Warehousing 1 877 494 9777
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