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As we settle into the new year, let’s commit to resolutions that create safer and healthier workplaces for everyone: ✔️ Enhance Safety Training Programs Kick off the year by improving workplace safety training. Ensure all employees have the knowledge and tools to stay safe on the job. Updated training programs help address emerging challenges and reinforce best practices. ✔️ Foster a Safety-First Culture Make safety the foundation of every operation by encouraging open conversations about potential hazards and recognizing employees who prioritize safe behaviors. Building a safety-first culture starts with everyone. ✔️ Review and Revise Safety Policies Take time early in the year to evaluate and update safety protocols. Address any gaps, adapt to new regulations, and ensure all policies reflect the latest standards to keep everyone protected. Let’s make 2025 a year of progress, growth, and safety for all. Together, we can create stronger, safer workplaces.

Join Lindsay Gillson and Jennifer Willems for a 75-minute session on WCB Basics, offering insights into how the Workers Compensation Board operates and your role in the system. Lindsay, a return-to-work consultant, brings valuable knowledge from various WCB roles, while Jennifer, with 18 years of WCB experience, specializes in helping employers develop effective return-to-work programs. Topics include reporting incidents, communicating with the WCB, and creating impactful return-to-work strategies. 🔸Sign up for the conference today: https://bit.ly/3BreST Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba

Happy New Year from all of us at Safety Services Manitoba! We’re looking forward to another year of building safer workplaces and stronger communities. Thank you for your continued commitment to safety, learning, and growth. Here’s to a year of progress, collaboration, and staying safe together. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe and successful year ahead!

Dave Kramer, VP of SAFE Work Manitoba, will share how the organization is shaping the future of workplace safety through programs that build a strong safety culture. With 25 years at the WCB and expertise as a certified health and safety consultant, Dave is dedicated to fostering partnerships and advancing safety for all Manitobans. Register for the conference at: https://bit.ly/3BreST SAFE Work Manitoba Dave Kramer

Join Larry Masotti for an impactful session on the cost of fatalities and injuries to the Canadian economy and the vital role of leadership in incident management. Through case studies like the Ford Pinto, Lac-Mégantic derailment, and Boeing 737 Max 8, Larry highlights the importance of safety management systems. With over 25 years of experience in health and safety, Larry brings unmatched expertise in building cultures of safety and inspiring future leaders. Participants will also receive valuable resource tools and references. Register for the conference today: https://bit.ly/3BreST Larry Masotti

Clearing walkways and driveways is an essential part of winter safety, especially during the holiday season. Whether you're welcoming guests to your home or ensuring customers and employees have safe access to your business, taking the time to remove snow and ice can prevent slips, trips, and falls.

Boxing Day often means busy roads and crowded parking lots as shoppers head out for post-holiday deals, which can sometimes lead to stress and road rage. Allow extra time to get to your destination and avoid rushing. If you encounter an aggressive driver, don’t engage or escalate the situation—your safety is what matters most. In parking lots, take your time to find a safe spot and remain cautious of pedestrians and other vehicles. Let’s make this Boxing Day a safe and stress-free experience for everyone by driving with kindness and patience. 

Season’s Greetings from all of us at Safety Services Manitoba! We wish you and your loved ones a season filled with joy, peace, and the magic of togetherness. Here's to a safe and wonderful holiday season!

Be the friend who cares. If someone’s been drinking, help them find a safe way home—whether it’s calling Operation Red Nose, arranging a taxi, or offering a place to stay. Let’s all do our part to make sure everyone gets home safely. Operation Red Nose Winnipeg

This holiday season, remember to never leave a burning candle unattended, keep candles at least 12 inches away from anything combustible, and consider using LED lights as a safer alternative. Let's prioritize safety and enjoy a festive season free from unnecessary risks.