MISSISSAUGA, ONT. — The Ontario Road Builders’ Association (ORBA) is launching a new webinar series this month, ORBA Webinars, covering issues on a variety of topics.
The first webinar of the series, taking place tomorrow (Aug. 13) from 12 to 1 p.m., is entitled Leveraging Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems in Times of Crisis. Speakers include Enzo Garritano, president and CEO of the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association and Colin Dickey, president of Protect Technologies.
The webinar will provide insights into how workplaces can create and alter processes to ensure the health and safety of employees by leveraging their occupational health and safety management systems. There will also be an overview of office sanitation needs and the AEGIS Microbe Shield – how it works and how it is applied within office settings.
The Smart Technologies and Innovations for Adapting to the New-Normal webinar will be hosted on Aug. 20 from 12 to 1 p.m. The webinar will provide an overview of cutting-edge technologies and services that will help to enhance health and safety measures to keep workers and the public safe. Presenters include Marc Brunet, business development representative with Jannatec Technologies; Bridgette Onucki a senior account representative with Jannatec Technologies; Michael Romano, CEO of Val Resources; and Travis Saunders, general manager of PGC Services.
“Our first webinar series, COVID-19 and The Road Building Industry, which showcased seven webinars from May 1 to June 26, was highly successful with over 440 attendees,” said ORBA CEO Bryan Hocking in a statement. “We understand that there is an ongoing need to provide the latest information from industry experts on matters related to the pandemic as we emerge into reopening the province as well as issues that may not be focused on COVID, but are timely and relevant. We are looking forward to soon providing additional details on our series that will run through the fall.”
For more information, visit https://orba.org/orba-webinars/
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