2020 Warehouse Safety Conference - February 25, 2020 Centre for Health & Safety Innovation 5110 Creekbank Road, Mississauga, ON - WSPS
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2020
Warehouse
Safety
Conference
REGISTER EARLY & SAVE!
February 25, 2020
Centre for Health & Safety Innovation
5110 Creekbank Road, Mississauga, ON
In Partnership with
Why Attend?
2020 WAREHOUSE SAFETY CONFERENCE
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 26
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
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
Register Now
EARLY BIRD RATE REGULAR RATE
Register on or before January 28, 2020 After January 28, 2020
$399 + hst $499 + hst
OPTIONAL: Post-Conference Workshops VOLUME DISCOUNTS
Add to your conference fee 5% 6 – 9 registrations
Supervisor Responsibilities and Due Diligence $149 + hst 10% 10 – 15 registrations
Managing Machine Safety $199 + hst 15% 16 – 20 registrations
20% 21 or more registrations
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 18, 2020.
any other discounts or special Substitutions welcome.
offers cannot be combined.
Conference at a Glance
Tuesday, February 25, 2020 Program subject to change without notice.
7:30 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:00 – 9:00 am Morning Keynote 12:30 – 1:30 pm Afternoon Keynote
MAINTAINING SAFETY IN A 3PL ENVIRONMENT BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (BYOD)
Buffy Taylor, Director, Environmental Health and Safety Ian MacKenzie, National Logistics Manager
SCI Logistics Emerald Health Therapeutics
Safety is one of SCI’s Culture Pillars and is embedded Ninety-two percent of North Americans own or use a
within each business vertical, from the initial design of a cell/smart phone device. A recent survey of 300
solution through to execution and delivery of a service. industries reported that 74% allow staff to use their
SCI warehouses have traditional safety hazards such as personal devices in the workplace. For warehouses today,
forklift and pedestrian safety to manage, while taking how do we safely cohabitate with a labour workforce
into consideration unique client requirements and their that exchanges an average of 100 text messages a day
associated hazards. SCI constantly assesses and and has had a device in their hands since they were
re-assesses the way safety standards are maintained in children? How do we leverage this tech savvy group to
a fast paced warehouse environment. Buffy will speak to positively impact our business, culture and employee
SCI’s safety strengths and the challenges they face within engagement? Ian MacKenzie will walk you through his
various business verticals. Safety is woven into every level experiences, learnings and discuss the importance of
of the business from client proposals, engineered solutions seeing smartphones, not as threats, but opportunities.
and design, implementation to operational execution.
9:15 – 10:30 am Series 1 1:45 – 2:45 pm Series 3
Warehouse Safety for Pedestrians (Part One) Retaining the Value of Warehouse Employees
Human Factors in Warehouse Safety Mary Deguzman, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility
Don Patten, Ergonomist, WSPS & Sustainability, Purolator Inc.
Forward Thinking: The Benefits of eLearning How to Implement an Effective Pallet Rack
Jordan Brimley, General Manager, Lift Certified Safety Program
Charles Carbonneau, Ph.D. P.E, Chief Engineer, Damotech
RACE: Fall from Heights in Warehouses
David Reid, CRSP, CES, PCMH, Safety Leader The Benefits of Having a Fleet Safety Program
Gap Inc. Global Supply Chain and Product Operations MODERATOR: Rick Tilly, Consultant, IHSA
Ted Dezsenyi, Manager Regional Safety & Vehicle
Maintenance, Fedex Canada
10:45 – 11:45 am Series 2
Warehouse Safety for Pedestrians (Part Two) 3:00 – 4:00 pm Series 4
Pedestrian Safety and Traffic Management:
Conducting Effective Inspections From Greenhouse to Store Shelf:
Chuck Leon, Warehouse Racking Specialist, WSPS The Logistics of the Legal Cannabis Market
Ian MacKenzie, National Logistics Manager
Workplace Violence and Harassment in Ontario Emerald Health Therapeutics
and the Warehouse Sector
Chris Boccinfuso, Provincial Specialist, Workplace Pre-Start Health and Safety Reviews Done Right
Harassment & Violence Industrial Program, Ministry of MODERATOR: Michael Wilson, Machine Guarding
Labour, Training and Skills Development (MLTSD) Specialist, WSPS
Chuck Leon, Warehouse Racking Specialist, WSPS
Industrial Mobile Robot (IMR) Safety Robert Vomiero, Machine & Robotics Safety Specialist, WSPS
Considerations
Renee Frigault, BA, BScE., MScE., PEng., President- Top 10 Safety Hazards in the Warehouse Sector
Consulting Engineer, Lucid Engineering Ltd. Norm Kramer, Senior Health and Safety Consultant, WSPS
Robert Vomiero, B.Eng., P. Eng., CHSC, CMSE®
Technical Specialist, Machine and Robot Safety, WSPS
12:00 pm LunchMORE Post-Conference Workshops
Optional post-conference training courses will be offered
WORKSHOPS for Conference attendees. Choose one or both courses.
Feb. 26 Registration to the training course(s) must be done separately from
the conference registration.
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
8:30 am – 12:00 pm 1:00 – 4:30 pm
$149 + hst $199 + hst
Supervisor Responsibilities Managing Machine Safety
and Due Diligence Robert Vomiero, Technical Specialist, WSPS
Michelangelo LaSelva, Senior Business Developer, WSPS Robots can introduce significant hazards if they are not
Supervisors play a critical role in health and safety properly safeguarded during operation or locked out
and so much more. Good supervisors help improve during maintenance and repair. If proper precautions
productivity, protect employees and reduce risk. are not exercised when operated under manual control,
They also motivate their teams and create a positive the result can be costly. This half-day course will provide
workplace culture - all of which boost profit margins learners with the knowledge to recognize, assess and
and shareholder returns. In short, a well-trained control risks related to the hazards of industrial robots
supervisor is one of the best assets a company has. and robot systems.
This half-day course equips supervisors with the
necessary knowledge to understand their legal duties,
their role as a leader and the concept of due diligence.
Supervisors are provided with the knowledge and
tools they need to be proactive in protecting worker
health and safety and taking the necessary steps to
demonstrate due diligence.
To register or for more information:
WSPS.CA/Warehousing 1 877 494 9777
Workplace Safety & Prevention Services™ is the largest health and safety 5110 Creekbank Road
association in Ontario, responsible for more than 167,000 member firms Mississauga, ON L4W 0A1
1 877 494 WSPS (9777)
across the agricultural, industrial/manufacturing and service sectors.
t 905 614 1400 | f 905 614 1414
e customercare@wsps.ca
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