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July 8, 2021

OHS Roadmap For Accreditation: How can employers optimize their OHS journey?

July 22 | 9:30am to 10:30am EST | Virtual Roundtable

Our Affiliate Partner, 4S Consulting Services Inc. is hosting a roundtable discussion to help employers understand how to build a strong Occupational Health & Safety program to take them towards the Ministry of Labour Training & Skills Development (MLTSD) accreditation program for earning rebates.

Health and Safety Management System Panelists

  • Ron Kelusky, Chief Prevention Officer
  • Rodney C Cook, Vice President, Workplace Health and Safety Services, WSIB Ontario (invited)
  • Enzo Garritano, President and CEO at Infrastructure Health and Safety Association (IHSA) (invited)

Go HERE to register

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