Our ehs+ programs identify integration methods between EHS and other business areas such as sustainability and corporate social responsibility to ensure sustainable and efficient business practices. These programs form a critical part of proactive management strategies and play an important role in enabling behavioural change and nurturing a corporate culture of sustainability.
Each solution oriented session is facilitated by experts in their field. ehs+ sessions offer participants valuable networking and recognition of participation. Low attendee-expert ratios allow extensive question and answer opportunities. These practical integrated programs are an ideal opportunity to cost-effectively update your awareness and knowledge and ensure we leave you with the skills, experience and confidence to carry your programs forward.
We collaborate with leading training specialists to ensure that our clients have the best tools to advance EHS and sustainability within their organizations and become sustainability leaders. Get involved with our educational sessions and be a leader in ehs+.
Sandra Tavares has lead the Legislation and Certification Systems workshops for the Master’s of Environmental and Sustainability (MES) program at Western University since 2009. This dynamic interdisciplinary program uses project-based learning to enhance graduate students’ skills in preparation for a career in the environmental and/or sustainability field. In addition to the course-based MES, students may also pursue a collaborative thesis-based Masters or PhD degree.
The annual Legislation and Certification Systems workshops provide students with an understanding of environmental compliance and the use of management systems as a tool to move beyond compliance into best practice. During the workshops ...Read more
I thought Sandra had great energy and positivity and was very helpful.
I wish it was a semester long course, so I could learn even more!
Good job of summarizing the systems and processes that Wal-Mart uses to continually improve.
It was interesting to see first-hand how compliance is used in business.
[The workshop] gave good background knowledge that many jobs will require on policies and regulations.
Your company’s performance and “license to operate” is increasingly measured on its impact on society, the environment and good organizational governance (ESG).
Corporations that fail to accommodate public interests through their private actions expose themselves to significant risks: they will lose customer markets; experience limited access to financial capital; and suffer disruptions to their supply of goods and services.
How do you know you have all your bases covered?ISO 26000 provides guidance on Environmental, Social and Governance issues so that you can ensure your company has covered all the bases. It has been systematically incorporated and aligned with other ...Read more
The Canadian TDG Regulations have recently been amended. These amendments make sweeping changes to the TDG Regulations as far reaching as the “Clear Language re-write of the Regulation in 2002” . While some exceptions apply, some of these amendments were to be followed no later than January 14, 2015. Is your organization prepared?
The TDG Regulations clearly identify who must receive adequate TDG training and hold a certificate as a person who handles, offers for transport or transports a dangerous goods, unless they are in the presence and under the direct supervision of a person who is adequately trained and who holds ...Read more
