SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS
Cordelia Clarke Julien
Marni Tivy
Director, Training and
Senior Policy Advisor
Health and Safety
Policy Branch
Ontario Ministry of
Labour
Safety Programs in the
Prevention Office of the
Ministry of Labour
Stacy Richardson
Post-Graduate Students from Western University
Senior Technical
Service Representative,
3M Canada Company
Mary Falconer
Occupational Health
Nurse, Occupational
Health Clinics for Ontario Workers
Emily Murphy
Jillian Spruce
Main Floor,Room N105A, South end of college
Marc Cousineau
Provincial Hygienist,
Ministry of Labour
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07:30 – 08:15 Registration
08:15 – 08:30 Welcome
20th Annual Petrochem Forum
http://www.petrochemforum.org
08:30 – 09:30 Keynote –
Cordelia Clarke Julien – Director; Training
and Safety Programs in the Prevention
Office of the Ministry of Labour,
Prevention Update
09:30 – 10:30 Marni Tivy, Senior Policy Advisor; Health and Safety Policy Branch Ontario
Ministry of Labour, MOL Regulatory Updates
10:30 – 11:00 Networking Break
11:00 – 12:00 Stacy Richardson— 3M
Technical Service, Foreign Body in Eye
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch – remarks by Mayor
Mike Bradley & presentation to charitable
organization
1:00 – 2:00
Post-graduate UWO
Student Presentations
2:00 – 3:00 Mary Falconer, RN, Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers,
Update and Prevention Around Three Biohazards for Outdoor Workers, Mosquitoes,
Ticks and Giant Hogweed
3:00 – 3:15
Networking Break
3:15 – 4:15 Marc Cousineau , Occupational Hygienist MOL, WHMIS & GHS
Update
4:15 – 4:30
June 11th, 2015
Wrap up & Door Prizes
Located at:
1457 London Rd
Sarnia, ON
N7S 6K4
2015 PETROCHEM FORUM SPEAKERS AND TOPICS OVERVIEW
Cordelia Clarke Julien
Prevention Update
Cordelia is currently the Director, Training and Safety Programs in the
Prevention Office of the Ministry of Labour, coming directly from the Ministry of
Finance as Executive Coordinator for Tobacco and before that Harmonized
Sales Tax in the Ministry of Revenue. Recruited to the OPS several years ago,
Ms. Clarke Julien worked in the areas of policy and project/change
management including strategic roles in property tax and municipal finance
reform; the Policy Innovation and Leadership initiative that focused on building
policy capacity throughout the Ontario Public Service (OPS); key initiatives
such as the City of Toronto Act, the Smart Growth Plan and Seaton Exchange
dispute; and people change management for one of the largest I&IT projects
looking at Ontario’s tax services. In addition to her policy and change
management background, her career has also focused on training, facilitation,
communications and strategic planning in the public service, not-for-profit and
private sectors.
With her post-secondary education in political science, international relations,
and communications, Cordelia has worked both in the public and private
sectors where she developed her expertise in the various fields. Ms. Clarke
Julien has designations in project management and public relations, she holds
an Honours BA in Political Science and Mass Communications from York
University and a Master’s Degree in International Relations and Public
Administration from McMaster University.
Cordelia’s presentation will provide an update on major initiatives underway in
the Ministry of Labour’s Prevention Office, including Mandatory Entry Level
Construction Training, Working at Heights Training Standards and Mandatory
Basic Occupational Health and Safety Awareness Training.
Marni Tivy
Ministry of Labour Health and Safety Policy Regulatory Updates
Marni is a Senior Policy Advisor with the Ministry of Labour’s Health and Safety
Policy Branch.
She has extensive work experience in the area of occupational health and safety
policy and regulation development as well as practical experience in the
application of the legislation.
Marni began her career with the Ministry as an Industrial Health and Safety
Inspector and has worked on a wide variety of health and safety projects during
her career with the Ministry.
She is the lead advisor on the Ministry’s recent consultations on proposed
changes to occupational exposure limits, new construction occupational health
initiatives and the Ministry’s all-sector regulatory proposal with respect to noise.
Marni holds a Masters of Engineering from the University of Toronto and a
Bachelor of Science from Queen’s University.
The Ministry of Labour is proposing to strength health and safety of workers with
some new regulatory proposals. For example one proposal will address exposure
to noise, biological and chemical agents and carbon monoxide release from
internal combustion engines in the construction sector. Building on the Ministry's
proposal to introduce noise requirements for construction workers, this package
proposes to further extend noise protection requirements to all remaining Ontario
workplaces, under the OHSA that are not covered by the Industrial, Oil and GasOffshore and Mining Plants regulations.
Stacy Richardson, CRSP
Foreign Body in Eye
Stacy has been working at 3M Canada for over 15 years holding a number of
technical positions of increasing responsibility over the years. She currently
supports several Personal Protective Products including safety eyewear, safety
coveralls, fall protection and head protection.
She is currently the president of the London local chapter of the CSSE, is involved
in the Threads of Life and Steps for Life. She is also a voting member of CSA
Z94.4 Selection, Use and Care of Respirators.
Stacy is a graduate of the Lambton College Industrial Hygiene Technology
program and is currently finishing her BSc.
Foreign bodies in the eye can be disabling, painful and totally preventable. It’s
important to take care of our eyes and ensure that our vision lasts a lifetime. Stacy
will review the most common types of eye injuries, explore why these occur and
show some recommended practices and eyewear that can reduce or eliminate
eye injuries in many cases.
Mary Falconer
Update and Prevention Around Three Biohazards for Outdoor
Workers, Mosquitoes, Ticks and Giant Hogweed
Mary has been a Registered Nurse since 1980 with a certification in
Occupational Health Nursing as of 2005. Mary has been with the Occupational
Health Clinics for Ontario Workers since 2001 as a part-time occupational health
nurse. Beginning in the spring of 2011 she began work throughout Southwestern
Ontario providing Health at Work presentations for migrant farm workers,
seasonal workers and students working on farms.
The biohazard presentation will begin with what West Nile Virus is, how it
spreads, who is at risk, symptoms, protection from mosquitoes and reducing
mosquito populations. The second segment of presentation will address tick bites
and Lyme Disease in Ontario. Covering what Lyme disease is, how to prevent
tick bites when working outdoors, how to remove a tick, recognizing blacklegged
ticks, when to see your doctor, and how is Lyme disease treated. The third and
final segment will help you recognize Giant Hogweed and understand its serious
health hazards, and what to do if exposed.
Emily Murphy
Emily is a post-graduate student of Western University in the Occupational
Health and Safety Management program. Emily has a B.A Honours in
Kinesiology and P.E. from Wilfrid Laurier University. Emily is completing her
internship at Municipality of Chatham-Kent by August 2015.
Vaccination have been around for a long time and most people have received a
vaccination at one or more points in their life. However, this has usually been
somewhat of a personal choice. Recently some companies and institutions have
made being vaccinated for certain biological agents mandatory. This presentation
will look at both the pros and cons of instituting a mandatory vaccination policy as
well as the worker’s rights.
Jillian Spruce
Jillian is a post-graduate student of Western University in the Occupational
Health and Safety Management program. Jillian has an undergraduate degree in
Political Science from Brock University. Jillian is completing her internship at
Federal White Cement by August 2015.
As the average age of the workforce increases there are a number of challenges
and advantages that need to be addressed from a Health and Safety standpoint.
Jillian will be speaking about the Greying Workforce and the special
considerations that should be part of a robust health and safety program.
Marc Cousineau, CIH, ROH
Marc began his career at INCO Ltd in Sudbury at the Iron Ore Recovery Plant in
Environmental Control. He assisted in the commissioning and operation of
INCO's powder metallurgy rolling mill producing alloys for coinage. During these
years his responsibilities increased as he accepted positions in industrial
hygiene, operations and health and safety management.
Marc joined a health and safety organization as a consultant conducting audits of
safety programs, providing seminars on health and safety elements and
conducting industrial hygiene investigations in Eastern and Northern Ontario. He
was promoted to Senior Technical Consultant, Area Supervisor and finally
assuming regional manager responsibilities.
In 2000, Marc joined the Ontario Ministry of Labour as part of the occupational
exposure limits initiative and has worked as an Industrial Hygienist in Northern,
Eastern and Central Regions covering the industrial, construction, health care
and mining sectors. He also had secondments as District Manager in Northern
and Eastern Regions.
As of January 2013, he was promoted to the position of Provincial Hygienist. As
the provincial hygiene program lead of the Ministry of Labour, Marc provides
leadership in strategic planning and delivery of occupational hygiene services in
Ontario. His portfolio includes industrial hygiene aspects of the sector
regulations, occupational exposure limits, designated substances, WHMIS, GHS
preparations, industry-wide air quality surveys and developing occupational
hygiene work plans consistent with the Ministry Safe at Work Ontario's
objectives.
WHMIS and GHS Update
The Ministry of Labour is proposing to amend selected provisions of the
Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) that set out duties related to the
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), and to amend
certain requirements in the WHMIS Regulation made under the OHSA.
The proposed amendments are part of a broader national and international
initiative to implement a world-wide system of classifying and providing
information about hazardous workplace chemicals, known as the Globally
Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). A
number of jurisdictions are in the process of implementing the GHS, including the
United States, Australia, New Zealand, the European Union, China, Japan and
South Korea.
This is your opportunity to learn about amendments to WHMIS and the OHSA
and how they will affect you. In addition, you will have the opportunity to get
answers to questions and issues of most concern to you.