Canucks President will share passion for health and safety
Submitted. President of the Vancouver Canucks Trevor Linden will be speaking at the Make it Safe BC Manufacturing Safety Conference in Burnaby on November 4 from 11:45 am to 12:15 pm. Linden will then have a meet-and-greet from 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm.
Linden, a signatory and supporter of the BC Safety Charter, became a business owner when he retired from his playing career, starting the successful chain Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness outlets.
“I learned to care for my employees’ health and safety in the same manner in which I cared for my teammates and fought for players’ safety in the NHL,” says Linden.
Linden was President of the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) for eight year from 1998 to 2006.
Linden has referred to the teamwork it requires to build a successful business and the leadership role that is required of business owners, executives and managers in ensuring that staff, employees, contractors and all those who contribute to the growth and success of the business are at the forefront of the leader’s mind.
“Leadership requires commitment and your people need to know you are on their side.”
Linden was named President of the Vancouver Canucks April 9, 2014
Return On Investment of People, Processes & Economics
Make It Safe is the newest and fastest growing safety conference in Western Canada. With hundreds of attendees from all over Western Canada, the conference provides an opportunity for health and safety professionals to meet and catch up on the latest trends and issues in Occupational Health and Safety.
Speakers for the two day event will deal with topics such as the People, Processes and Economics of health and safety and breakout sessions will be devoted to some of the most pressing and challenging issues in health and safety management.
The Business Case for Safety and a breakdown of the specific Returns On Investment (ROIs) from an effective health and safety management system will be discussed in a special session. This is particularly relevant in today’s uncertain economy.
Other topics will include Machine Guarding, Mental Health in the Workplace, the new Anti-Bullying and Harassment legislation in BC and the new WHMIS requirements will also be reviewed.
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