On Monday May 6th, please join us for a luncheon in support of North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week.  The featured guest speaker is Paul Krismer and the topic is "Integrity: Being a Safety Supervisor".  Trust is an essential component to effective organization cultures.  There is no single mechanism to create trust other than to behave with integrity.  Words, slogans, images and procedures can never take their place of action.  Paul shows how people naturally adjust their actions and cooperate with others when they are in cultures of high integrity. 

People who influence the behavior of staff will learn a mindset that shifts them from overseers of business processes to genuine role models - seeing the big picture, articulating direction, and embracing their team in a collaborative and committed mission.  Transformative organizational change occurs when workers walk the talk, operating with emotional intelligence and profound personal integrity.  This talk de-emphasizes what we individually know and instead asks us who we are.  More event information is included below.

Queensbury Convention Centre - Ballroom B
1700 Elphinstone Street
11:30 am to 1:30 pm

Tickets are $40 per person and can be purchased individually on this site.  For groups of 10 or more, please email naosh@cssesouthsask.org for a group invoice.  You can also register online for the same event held in Saskatoon on May 7th by visiting https://csse.org/site/chapters/northern-light/events. 

Find out about other great NAOSH activities by visiting www.naosh.ca