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Build It Right: A Practical Path to COR/OSSE Certification

March 25th, 2026 11:00-12:00PM

You know that an effective health and safety system can save you money and keep your team safer at work. But the path to COR certification and the Occupational Safety Standard of Excellence (OSSE) may seem steep as you consider the time commitment and cost.

What if we can make it easier to achieve?

In this session, learn what resources and support we can give you to support your certification. Learn what you really need to succeed and hear first-hand from a company preparing for their first audit. Take away practical strategies to get started with your own certification plan.

Meet ARTMS VP Operations Oddy Trillo, who is currently leading his team to COR/OSSE certification. In a discussion with Oddy, find out what is working, how they prepared, and how got started.

Bring your questions and explore some of the early successes that helped motivate their team.

In this webinar you will learn

How to design or refresh a COR/OSSE management system to make it both simple and effective
What elements of an OHS management program are required for certification, and which are nice to have
Which risks, hazards, and controls drive your injury rates and how to implement changes that could provide big impact with low effort

Presented By

Hassan Nedadahandeh P.Eng, DBA

OHS Audit Manager
Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC

Oddy Trillo

Vice President, Operations
Telix ARTMS Inc.

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Decoding Health and Safety Success | Using Your WorkSafeBC Employer Report Card and Portal to Manage Health & Safety—and Reduce Insurance Costs

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Ask Me Anything | Power Tool Safety

In this Ask Me Anything session, Safety Advisor Lorne Davies will review the basics of power tool safety, help people better understand some common risks, and to answer your questions about power tool safety.

Harassment and Bullying in the Workplace

Learn why harassment and bullying at work is an occupational health and safety issue. By the end of this webinar, workers, health and safety professionals, supervisors, and managers will better understand how to identify and respond to incidents of bullying and harassment.

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Straight Talk on Mental Wellness at Work

Town Hall: Mental Health at Work

In the rise in mental health concerns and claims across the province, no industry is immune. Learn from experts—B.C. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, the Honourable Sheila Malcolmson, WorkSafeBC Chief Mental Health Officer Dr. Ashley Spetch, and Canadian Mental Health Association of BC CEO Jonny Morris—about the scope of the issue and key takeaways for BC employers.

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Working with machines presents opportunities for safely improving productivity. New, collaborative applications bring worker and robot into closer proximity, introducing a host of new benefits— and potential hazards.

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Should you make any changes in your COVID-19 Safety Plan for Omicron? What is the latest guidance on masks and ventilation? What questions do you have about booster vaccines and access to rapid tests for your staff?

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