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Healthy Workplaces. Healthy Workers. Healthy Communities.
The MFL Occupational Health Centre (OHC) is a community health centre funded by Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and donations. The Centre helps workers, employers, and joint health and safety committees to improve workplace health and safety conditions and eliminate hazards.
Resources for Child Care Workers
When Day Nursery Centre, Winnipeg’s oldest child care centre, was confronted with a growing number of staff injuries it turned to the Occupational Health Centre (OHC) for assistance and information.
Management and workers at Day Nursery’s three locations worked with staff from OHC to develop a program to address health, safety and wellness in the workplace. The daycare centre made a number of changes to reduce health risks at work by using staff surveys, training, hazard mapping and job hazard analysis. These tools are available to share with your organization.
A new 15 minute video “A Guide to Workplace Health, Safety and Wellness” compiles the success of this project into a tool that can used by others in the child care field.
The Day Nursery Centre Workplace Health, Safety and Wellness committee has created four posters that show proper ergonomic techniques and equipment that can be used when working in a child care program. Click below to download printable posters to use in your centre. (PDF format)
For more information on the Day Nursery Centre’s program contact:
Fernanda Hodgson
Executive Director, Day Nursery Centre
Telephone: 204-775-6513
Email: dnced@mts.net
Click here to go to the Day Nursery Centre Website
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Date:
Jan 28, 2021 | 9:30 am - 11:00 am
OHC Webinar:
Implementing Workplace COVID-19 Safety Plans: Mind Your Gaps Please
presented by Geoffrey Thompson, OHN, Occupational Health Centre
Let’s dive in the deep-end together as we identify common gaps, interpersonal challenges and system-level barriers that undermine the effective implementation of COVID-19 safety plans. We’ll review practical solutions and strategies you can use to retool your existing safety plans with the goal of protecting the health and wellbeing of your workforce while also meeting your goals.
In this session we will:
Registration required, please CLICK HERE for Registration & more details
The login information will be sent out closer to the session date.