Course and Breakfast Listing

This Complimentary Session discusses identification of asbestos in the workplace, health hazards and how to manage any asbestos work safely. The key elements of an effective Asbestos Management Program will also be discussed.  read more »

The Complimentary Breakfast for construction managers, architects and infection control specialists will discuss the risks and present the necessary control measures, drawing on both Health Canada’s documentation and Pinchin’s field experience in these projects.  read more »

This Manitoba Complimentary Breakfast deals with how contaminated land issues affect property transactions and leases.   read more »

This Manitoba Breakfast session will provide an update on federal and provincial regulations and guidelines, general liabilities, and advice on how best to manage moisture and mould issues and other IAQ concerns in general.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast will provide an excellent overview of the most common environmental issues facing contractors today.  read more »

The new system, "Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS)", will address classification of chemicals by types of hazard and harmonized approach to classification and labelling.  read more »

This breakfast will provide information to owners, managers and Health and Safety representatives to help meet occupants’ increasing expectations for satisfactory air quality in the indoor environment.  read more »

The Manitoba Breakfast is designed to provide building owners and management teams with a basic understanding of Building Science services, and the cost savings involved in overall building maintenance and prevention programs.  read more »

This Manitoba Breakfast Session will provide attendees with radon knowledge as it applies to both their residence and workplace setting. Learn about the Health Canada guideline, and why one should test for radon.  read more »

This breakfast seminar presents a summary understanding of Legionella, typical sources, current guidelines and control measures to minimize liability.  read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 1 to 4: Definitions, General Duties, Workplace Safety & Health Committees& General Workplace Requirements of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 12 (Hearing Conservation & Noise) & 15 (Confined Space) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 33 (Demolition (Hazardous Materials Aspects Only)) & 37 (Asbestos) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast covers Parts 35 (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) & 36 (Chemical & Biological Substances) of the new Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulation 217/2006 which came into force Feb 1, 2007.   read more »

This Awareness Breakfast is designed to provide an overview of the mould issues for building managers, health and safety staff, abatement contractors, insurance adjusters and others with an interest in this issue.  read more »

This onsite presentation provides information about Reserve Fund Studies, a valuable tool designed to protect condominium owners and their assets.  read more »

This Complimentary Breakfast will cover the requirements of a "Prevention Plan" and chemical evaluation; and how an Occupational Hygiene Review can satisfy many of the legal requirements associated with the use of hazardous chemicals.  read more »

In this Breakfast Seminar, Pinchin staff who are experienced in the field of safety and health will explain the changes in Manitoba law regarding the responsibilities of workplace parties. Practical methods for compliance will be described.  read more »

This free breakfast seminar discusses current regulations and guidelines including steps employers, property managers and owners can take to limit their liabilities.  read more »

A brief overview of conducting, developing and implementing commercial waste audits and waste reduction work plans, based on the Ontario Regulation 102/94 as Manitoba does not have a similar regulation.  read more »