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June 13
June 14

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THREE NORTH Vancouver resi-
dents struck it rich recently while
playing three different B.C. Lot-
tery Corp. games, By correctly matching

Mary Gamble hus more than
her friend Jerry Kujati’s healthy Rush instant ticket,
recovery to celebrate.

Gamble and Kujath were
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Your work buddy has just been
struck across the neck. He goes
down and into convulsions.

DQ YOU:

A) stick your finger down his throat to
prevent him fram biting his tongue off;

B) apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
as his face is turning blue;

C) hold him down and gently massage
the spreading bruise at his throat; or

D) run to the nearest phone and dial
911?

if you picked one of the above, you'd
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Because safety practices and procedures
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What you learned ata CPR course 6 years ago
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That's why you should attend Safety
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June 13-15, 1291 at the Plaza of Nations,
Vancouver, and Minoru Park, Richmond.
Here are the highlights of the event:

JUNE 13-14

Safety Exhibition

AAore than 30 exhibitors will dem-
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or a $10,000 prize when he scrat-
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plans to share his winnings with
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reference material to spark new ideas your
company can put into practice.

Safety Seminars

Learn apout the very latest in safety
practices and procedures. Held at the Plaza
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by an expert in the field, and followed by

a time for questions and informal discussion.

Thursday, June 13

9:30 am —70:30 am

Workers’ Compensation Board Overview
Current operating policies and procedures
of the WCB, and how they interact with
industry and government.

11:00 am — Noon

Health & Safety Programs What makes up
a health and safety program, and examples
of how it works in the field.

1:30 pm- 2:30pm

Excavations How to protect your company
by protecting your workers during trench
and bulk excavations.

3:00 pm— 4:00 pm

Powerlines Safe work practices when work-
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1:00 pm -- 2:00 pm

Confined Space Principles of confined
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applications.

2:30 pm-3:30 pm

Hearing The latest buzz in workplace
noise assessment and hearing conservation
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3:36 pm- 4:30 pm

The “Protrucker” Program A new integrated
training prograrn for drivers and managers
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issues, fleet purchase and management.

JUNE 15

First-Rate First Aid

The 34th Annual WCB Provincial First

Aid Competition begins at 8:00 am at the
Minoru Park Arena Complex in Richmond.
Ten of the finest industrial first aid teams etme
in BC. will react to a simulated industrial
accident and be judged on their first aid skills,
ability to diagnose injuries, and speed of
response. Catch the excitement as you look
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Admission is free, but seminar
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