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| Canadian Petroleum
Industry's
Annual Safety Seminar (1998)
KEYNOTE
SPEAKERS
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Dr.Patricia Pitsel
is a psychologist, educator and
human resource professional. A chartered psychologist, Pat received her
Ms.Ed. on counseling from Fordham University in New York City, and her
Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Calgary. As well as
counseling, she also conducts training programs in such areas as conflict
management, interpersonal communications, creative problem solving and
humour in the workplace. |
Larry
Wilson
has been delivering safety workshops to industries
across Canada, since joining Electrolab Training Systems in 1984. In 1997,
Larry was involved in training sessions for Alberta Labour and for
inspectors of the BC Workers' Compensation Board. He is currently Vice
President and Director, Occupational Health and Safety Division,
Electrolab Training Systems and is a frequent seminar speaker at
conferences, including the Workplace Conference on Health and Safety, CSSE
Provincial and National Conferences, and the Safety at Work
Conference. |
Robert G. Gray
also known as Backwards Bob, will amaze, entertain and inform you.
He'll help you unlock your memory potential, become more efficient and
effective, and have you laughing in the aisles while he does it. A strong
believer in the capability of visually captivating images to improve
memory, Bob may don a brightly coloured tutu and swimming cap to make an
impression. Bob's presentations demonstrate his unique qualifications and
the stage talents that have placed him in the Guinness Book of World
Records. * |
Bob
Cunningham
is the newly appointed Executive Director of the
industry sponsored Petroleum Safety Council (PSC). He has been an
educator, trainer, safety supervisor, human resources practitioner,
negotiator and consultant, and has worked with an integrated oil company,
natural gas transportation and distribution companies, government
agencies, and mining and manufacturing companies. Bob has assisted in
successfully resolving industry/government issues in a number of sensitive
areas, and comes to the PSC with the objective of helping make the
Canadian petroleum industry a leader in safety performance in all
industries. |
Frank Ogden
is a
futurist, known as Dr. Tomorrow. Author of the bestseller The Last Book
You'll Ever Read and Other Lessons from the Future, Frank provides an
insightful, and sometimes startling portrait of the future. A founding
member of Canada's first think-tank, he has taught at the Ontario College
of Art and the New England School of Art in Boston, and also managed a
Montreal radio station. Financial Post Magazine describes Frank as a 20th
century visionary and his ideas and deeds as outrageous - a necessary
combination of qualities for a man who has led a life of profitable
nonconformity. * |
*Arrangements through National Speakers
Bureau |
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TUESDAY, MAY 5,
1998
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THURSDAY, MAY 7,
1998
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| 7:30
p.m. |
Saskatchewan Labour Update |
8:00 am |
Registration, Coffee and Exhibits |
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,
1998
|
8:30
am |
Behavior-Based
Safety - Finding the Right Approach
Larry Wilson, Vice-President
and Director, OH&S Division, Electrolab Training Systems |
| 7:30
am |
Registration,
Coffee and Exhibits |
10:00
am |
Coffee and
Exhibits |
| 8:30
am |
Chairman's
Address
Brock Brown, General Manager, Devonian Safety Services
Corp. |
10:30
am |
Pumping Flammable
Liquids
Paul Smolarchuk, Technical Advisor, Halliburton Energy
Services
Merrill Jamieson, Field Services, Nowsco Well Service
Ltd. |
| 8:45
am |
Opening
Address
Barry Stewart, Group Executive Vice-President, Suncor
Energy Inc. |
11:00
am |
Fire Protection
Technology - What's New
Don Murray, Regional Canadian Manager,
Ansul |
| 9:15
am |
The Platinum Rule:
Managing Others as They Want to be Managed
Dr. Patricia Pitsel,
President, Pitsel and Assoc. |
11:30
am |
Lunch and
Exhibits |
| 10:15
am |
Coffee and
Exhibits |
1:00
p.m. |
181 Minutes to
Total Recall
Robert G. Gray |
| 10:45
am |
Dr. Patricia
Pitsel (continued) |
2:30
p.m. |
Mission Possible -
Traffic Safety Action
Don Szarko, Manager, Traffic Safety
Initiatives, Alberta Motor Association |
| 11:30
am |
Lunch and
Exhibits |
3:00
p.m. |
Coffee and Final
Viewing of Exhibits |
| 1:00
p.m. |
Critical Incidents
- What Have We Learned?
Bob Lypkie, Safety Coordinator, Suncor
Energy Inc.
Jim Greenwood, Coordinator, Environmental and Regulatory
Affairs, Nowsco Well Service Ltd.
Clint Neufeld, Manager, Safety and
Environment, Precision Drilling Yard #3 |
3:30
p.m. |
Safe Operation of
Truck-Mounted Cranes
Ross Kerr, Manager, Crane Safety
Ltd. |
| 2:00
p.m. |
Coffee and
Exhibits |
4:00
p.m. |
Petroleum Safety
Council (PSC) Update
Bob Cunningham, Executive Director, Petroleum
Safety Council |
| 2:30
p.m. |
Town Hall
Meeting |
4:30
p.m. |
B.C. WCB
Prevention Division Update |
| 4:00
p.m. |
Alberta Labour
Update |
6:30
p.m. |
No Host
Reception |
| 5:00
p.m. |
Hosted
Reception
(Location - Castle Ballroom) |
7:00
p.m. |
Banquet (Casual Wear)
PSC Awards
Entertainment |
| ACCOMMODATION
Room blocks with special
conference rates are available at:
the Banff Park Lodge - North
America toll free 1-800-661-9266, or 403-762-4433; and at the
Brewster's Mountain Lodge - 403-762-2900.
Accommodation is NOT included in
registration fees. Registrants are responsible for their own reservations,
and must use the Seminar name to obtain the special conference
rates. |
A
travel voucher, courtesy of the displayers,
will be awarded after the
closing remarks Friday.
Delegates must be in
attendance at
the time of the draw to be
eligible. |
FRIDAY, MAY
8, 1998
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SPOUSAL
PROGRAM
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| 8:00 am |
Registration and Coffee |
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1998 |
| 8:30
am |
I Won't Be In To
Work Today
Martin Lesperance, Fire Fighter / Paramedic,
Inter-Provincial Safety Resources Ltd. |
8:00-9:00 |
Wet
and Wild Workout #1
(Location - Banff Park Lodge Pool) |
| 9:00
am |
The Oklahoma
Bombing - Emergency Response
Mike Pennington, Chief, Oklahoma City
Fire Dept. |
8:30-12:00 |
Personal Safety
Workshop #2
Presented by Safe and Sound, learn how to better
protect and defend yourself. Wear loose fitting clothing. Session is
limited to 18 participants and a $10.00 registration fee, must be
prepaid at the Seminar Registration Desk. (Location - The
Den) |
| 10:15
am |
Coffee |
9:30-12:00 |
To Be
Confirmed #3 |
| 10:30
am |
Your Place in the
Next Millennium
Frank Ogden, Futurist |
1:30-3:30 |
Cottage Clay Pot
#4
Crafts
(Location - Terrace Dining Room) |
| 11:45
am |
Closing
Remarks
Brock Brown, General Manager,
Devonian Safety Services
Corp. |
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1998 |
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| GOVERNMENT UPDATES
Each of the three governments of
the western provinces have been provided a one-hour period to update
interested registrants on industry concerns within their province.
Sessions will take place in The Den (main floor, Banff Park Lodge) at the
times noted below.
Saskatchewan - Tuesday, May 5,
7:30 p.m.
Alberta - Wednesday, May 6, 4:00
p.m.
British Columbia - Thursday, May
7. 4:30 p.m. |
7:45-8:45 |
Aquasize
#5
(Location - Banff Park Lodge Pool) |
| 9:00-11:00 |
Crafts #6
Heirloom /
Renaissance Box
(Location - Terrace Dining Room) |
| 10:30-12:00 |
What You Should Know
#7
Important information you should know. Wills, estate planning,
financial awareness. Be experts - answer your questions. (Location - The
Den) |
| 1:30-4:00 |
Button Mania #8
Come
and have button mania with Mamamania. (Location - The Den) |
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Due to space
limitations, seminar name tags must be worn at all times for admission to
sessions. |
1:30-3:30 |
To Be Confirmed
#9 |
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Important - Program is
open to spouses of registered delegates, however pre-registration is
required. Please check at the Seminar Registration Desk for further
details on the activities and to confirm your registration in the
individual programs. If you have any questions on the activities, please
call Shireen at 403-267-1145. |
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