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WorkSafeNB Conference
The 30th Annual WorkSafeNB Health and Safety Conference will take place Sunday, October 17 to Tuesday, October 19, 2010 in Moncton. The aim of the conference is to educate and report on current health and safety issues and trends, and to improve workplace health and safety practices.
Conference Registration
Cancellation Policy
Accommodations
Contact Us
Who Should Attend?
Opening Ceremonies
Trade Show
Company Recognition Awards Breakfast
Plenary Session
Workshops
CSSE-Sponsored Plenary Session
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Register Online
Conference Registration form (pdf)
Conference Program (Workshop details, events) (pdf)
Registration fee:
$290 + HST = $327.70 per delegate. This fee includes all meals and breaks, including breakfast on both Monday and Tuesday and the Monday luncheon. Delegates are also invited to attend the Sunday evening Chowder and Chili Night accompanying the opening ceremonies.
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CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations received after October 1, 2010, are non-refundable, although we will accept a delegate substitution. To send a substitute, please call: 1 800 222-9775, ext. 5660.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Rooms are blocked at a special conference rate of $149 + HST at the Delta Beauséjour (1 800 335-8233).
Rooms are also blocked at a special conference rate of $129 + HST at the Marriott Residence Inn (1 800 561-8282).
You must call and mention the WorkSafeNB Health and Safety Conference upon booking to receive the special rates.
Delta Hotels
Marriott Residence Inn
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CONTACT US
For more information about WorkSafeNB’s Annual Health and Safety Conference, please contact us:
Email: communications@ws-ts.nb.ca
Telephone: 1 800 222-9775 ext. 5660
Mailing address:
WorkSafeNB Conference 2010
1 Portland Street
PO Box 160
Saint John, NB
E2L 3X9
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Employers, workers, managers, joint health and safety committee members, contractors, human resource professionals, health care personnel, forestry people, municipal workers, contact centre staff, social workers, educators, health and safety professionals, emergency responders, lawyers, members of construction, agricultural and manufacturing industries, and everyone who is concerned about health and safety in their workplace.
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OPENING CEREMONIES: CHOWDER AND CHILI NIGHT
This Chowder and Chili Night is a great opportunity to mix and mingle with other safety professionals. Be there for a chance to win great prizes such as a Samsung 40” LCD TV!
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TRADE SHOW
Tour the conference Trade Show on Sunday and Monday, where more than 20 businesses and organizations will showcase some of the latest health and safety products and services.
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COMPANY RECOGNITION AWARDS BREAKFAST
Join colleagues and friends for a complimentary breakfast, while we honour New Brunswick companies receiving an award for improvement in health and safety practices. We will hear from company representatives and learn how their improvements may be implemented in your workplace. Following the breakfast, we will draw for some great prizes! (S.I.)
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PLENARY SESSION
WorkSafeNB is excited to host Richard Hawk as this year’s plenary speaker. Richard spent 10 years as a safety engineer and management trainer in the nuclear industry and also worked as a safety consultant on construction sites. For more than 20 years, Richard's innovative approach to safety has helped hundreds of companies reduce their injury rates. (S.I.)
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WORKSHOPS
Industry experts will deliver more than 20 workshops on workplace health and safety topics that include:
- Ten Commandments for Supervisors
- Interviewing Skills for Incident Investigation
- New Worker Orientation (S.I.)
- Mental Illness in the Workplace (S.I.)
- Compensation Fraud (S.I.)
For a full list of sessions, please see the Conference Program.
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CSSE-SPONSORED PLENARY SESSION
The Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) and WorkSafeNB have partnered to sponsor Tuesday’s plenary session featuring former CFL player Dan Comiskey. “Dan The Safety Man” will discuss ways to improve safety by encouraging proper leadership skills and habit change. His personal stories will move you, and show you how lives can be changed or lost if proper procedures aren’t followed. You'll also learn how to prevent injuries by coaching like a leader, inspiring both workers and supervisors to accept responsibility for workplace safety. This team-first approach is the key to a zero incident workplace. Be there for a chance to win a free registration to WorkSafeNB's 2011 Conference! (S.I.)
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