HSE Updates Week of 31 July 2024 – RAE, MHCC
Greetings,
Please review the applicable HSE Updates.
- Company Safety Meeting Presentation: deadline: second Friday of each month for the previous month
- If you have not already done so by the deadline, please review the attached Company Safety Meeting on SiteDocs to indicate you have reviewed it. If the deadline has passed – you missed it but are still expected to review and sign-off the presentation in SiteDocs.
- H&S Bulletin: Answer due by 8am last Friday of the month
- See attached: August 2024 Health and Safety Bulletin
- Health and Safety Committee: Next Meeting: usually Thurs before last Fri of the month
- If you can’t join the HSC meetings, you can still participate by providing feedback, questions, or concerns to hsc@raeengineering.ca. Please submit feedback prior to the next meeting so it can be brought forward.
- The HSC meets the last Thursday of each month at 1pm via Teams
- Previous HSC Meeting Minutes can be found in the Teams Channel and SiteDocs.
- Safety Rewards Program: Where your commitment to RAE’s Safety Culture is rewarded!
- June PRC winners: Submit more cards! Be specific in how your coworkers are contributing to safety!
- $500 Best Card Winner: Jay Ravi
- $100 Safety PRC Draw: Marnes du Plessis
- If you have any questions or concerns about the Safety Rewards Program, or would like to sign-up to do a presentation, please email hsc@raeengineering.ca.
- June PRC winners: Submit more cards! Be specific in how your coworkers are contributing to safety!
- Peer Recognitions: Due by Company Safety Meeting each month
MHCC (Mental Health Commission of Canada)
- Tech Support: Online mental health support is breaking down barriers. We look at the potential of artificial intelligence and strategies for avoiding the pitfalls.
- Kit in Hand: Why I keep naloxone at work.
- Resource: Understanding and Coping with Eco-Anxiety: The natural environment is changing, and people are worried about what it means for the future. That worry, which is increasingly becoming severe enough to cause distress and dysfunction, is called eco-anxiety.