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October 30, 2013 2–4pm CHSI—Presentation Centre, South 5110 Creekbank Road, Mississauga Are you ready for GHS? For 25 years, workplaces across Ontario have followed the requirements set out by WHMIS—Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System—which protects workers from the hazards associated with using or working near controlled substances. Soon, Canada will adopt a new international approach to classifying and communicating hazards associated with controlled products. This new system is called the Globally Harmonized System for Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). IHSA is offering a free seminar to help employers understand and prepare for the changes to WHMIS that will come in the near future as Canada makes the transition to GHS. Join IHSA, the Ministry of Labour, and other organizations for this free seminar to learn about GHS and how it will impact your workplace. During the break, you will have an opportunity to learn more about the Certificate of Recognition program (COR TM ) in Ontario. You will also have a chance to see a demonstration of two new online products from IHSA—Health and Safety Essentials and IHSA My Health and Safety Program. An overview of the new Globally Harmonized System (GHS) Agenda Opening Remarks, Al Beattie, President and CEO, IHSA Overview of Globally Harmonized System (GHS), Mike Russo, Occupational Hygienist, IHSA Break/Networking/ Demonstrations Implementation of GHS Ministry of Labour Question and Answer Period/ Networking FREE TO ATTEND Contact customer service at (905) 625 0100 or (800) 263 5024 Changes to WHMIS

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October 30, 20132–4pm

CHSI—Presentation Centre, South5110 Creekbank Road, Mississauga

Are you ready for GHS?For 25 years, workplaces across Ontario have

followed the requirements set out by WHMIS—Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System—which protects

workers from the hazards associated with using or working near controlled substances. Soon, Canada will adopt a new

international approach to classifying and communicating hazards associated with controlled products. This new system

is called the Globally Harmonized System for Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS).

IHSA is offering a free seminar to help employers understand and prepare for the changes to WHMIS that will come in the

near future as Canada makes the transition to GHS.

Join IHSA, the Ministry of Labour, and other organizations for this free seminar to learn about GHS and

how it will impact your workplace.

During the break, you will have an

opportunity to learn more about the

Certificate of Recognition program

(CORTM) in Ontario. You will also have a

chance to see a demonstration of two

new online products from IHSA—Health

and Safety Essentials and IHSA My

Health and Safety Program.

An overview of the new Globally Harmonized System (GHS)

AgendaOpening Remarks, Al Beattie, President and CEO, IHSA

Overview of Globally Harmonized System (GHS), Mike Russo, Occupational Hygienist, IHSA

Break/Networking/Demonstrations

Implementation of GHS Ministry of Labour

Question and Answer Period/Networking

FREE TOATTEND

Contact customer service at (905) 625 0100 or (800) 263 5024

Changesto WHMIS

About IHSAIHSA’s vision is workplaces without

injuries, illnesses, or fatalities.

IHSA is the leading developer and

provider of prevention solutions for

work environments involving high-risk

activities such as working at heights,

working with high voltage electricity,

driving motor vehicles, transportation

of dangerous goods, suspended

access, and hoisting and rigging.

We engage with our member firms,

workers, and other stakeholders to

help them continuously improve their

health and safety performance. We

do this by providing effective and

innovative sector-specific programs,

products, and services.

We offer•  Training programs

•  Consulting services

•  Health and safety audits

•  Publications and e-news

•  Posters and stickers

•  Reference material

•  A resource-rich website

•  Solutions to high-risk activities

•  Due diligence solutions.

Find out what we can do for you atihsa.ca

RegistrationChanges to WHMISOctober 30, 2013 • 2–4pm

Company __________________________________________

Contact name ______________________________________

Tel _______________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________

Mailing address _____________________________________

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City ______________________________________________

Province ______________ Postal code ________________

Attendees _________________________________________

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Please return completed forms to customer service by email at [email protected] or by fax at 905 625 8998.

Infrastructure Health & Safety Asstociation (IHSA)5110 Creekbank Road, Suite 400, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 0A1 • Tel: 1 800 263 5024 • Fax: 905 625 8998