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2020 Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference
March 5–7, 2020
River Rock Casino Resort, Richmond, BC

Register now for the only conference in the Pacific Northwest focused on sharing knowledge about making arts and entertainment workplaces safer for workers and audiences alike!

• 300 Delegates
• 50+ 90-Min Sessions
• 20 Tradeshow Exhibitors
• Live Demonstrations
• Social Events
• Free Industry Training
• 3 Full Days of Programming

In its fourth year in 2020, Actsafe’s annual conference expands to a third full day to include programming for the motion picture and television industry as well as the live events and performing arts industries.

Actsafe’s Entertainment Safety Conference (formerly Event Safety Conference) brings together a broad range of stakeholders from motion pictures and television, festivals and the performing arts, the music industry, venues and event production and venues, tourism, health and safety, education, municipalities, labour unions and beyond to network and learn about entertainment safety from a broad range of experts in their fields.

The conference will be jam-packed with over 50 informative sessions covering a range of topics pertaining to safety, health, and wellbeing with experts in their fields, live demonstrations, more than 20 tradeshow exhibitors, and social events.

BONUS: Registration also includes a free (non-transferrable) Industry Training course in Occupational First Aid (Level 1) or Firearm Safety (Level 1). Courses are held outside of conference dates.

SESSION PROPOSALS
Got a great idea for a presentation, panel discussion, roundtable, or interactive/hands-on demonstration? We want to hear from you! Session proposals are accepted until December 20.

NOTE: CROWD SAFETY WORKSHOP
Those who work in the areas of security, public safety, production and event planning, and audience services won’t want to miss this: For the third year running Actsafe is thrilled to welcome back UK-based crowd safety expert Eric Stuart of Gentian Events Ltd. to present his popular two-day Crowd Safety Workshop on March 3–4. This workshop is a sell-out every year, so register early to avoid disappointment. Details at actsafeconference.ca/crowd-safety-workshop.

Canada is facing a national opioid crisis. The growing number of overdoses and deaths caused by opioids, including fentanyl, is a public health emergency. Between January – August 2019 there have been 584 fentanyl-detected deaths in B.C., according to the B.C. Coroners Service.

Discover how you can recognize and help prevent opioid overdoses with our free Naloxone Training, in partnership with Vicky Waldron of Construction Industry Rehabilitation Plan.

Next available course date: November 26th, 2019. Register below;

Naloxone Training

 Actsafe’s November Updates

October was another successful month for the Actsafe Team. We have welcomed two new team members, began selling Early Bird tickets to the Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference, and assessed how prepared we are for an emergency in our office. We have lots of exciting things lined up for November, so scroll down to find out more.

See you next month!

The Actsafe Team

 Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference 2020

Early Bird tickets are now on sale for the Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference. It is the only conference in the Pacific Northwest focused on sharing knowledge about making arts and entertainment workplaces safer for workers and audiences alike!

300 Delegates
50+ 90-Min Sessions
20 Tradeshow Exhibitors
Live Demonstrations
Social Events
Free Industry Training
3 Full Days of Programming

It’s not to be missed!
Early Bird deadline is January 31, 2020

 Crowd Safety Workshop

Tickets for Eric Stuart’s two-day Crowd Safety Workshop, March 3-4, 2020, are on sale now. This interactive course aims to provide an understanding of the four aspects of basic crowd safety and to provide techniques to plan and manage safe pedestrian flows in crowded places during all phases of an event including emergencies.

This ever-popular workshop sells out quickly each year so to secure your spot, register now.

 Emergency Preparedness Drills

ShakeOutBC on October 17th was a great opportunity for us to look at how prepared our workplace is for emergencies. We carried out an earthquake drill as well as practising our first aid. These drills helped us to identify any hazards that may impact keeping everyone safe.

Check out this quarter’s Safety Scene which is filled with lots of emergency preparedness articles and information on how to be prepared for emergencies.

We are also giving away one free Occupational First Aid Level 1 training course. To enter, list the 10 items you need to have in your basic emergency kit (according to getprepared.gc.ca) in an email to communications@actsafe.ca. Entries close on October 31st and the winner will be drawn and notified.

 Our Team Is Growing

Actsafe are happy to announce that we have two new additions to our team – Stephanie Lawrence as Industry Safety Advisor, Motion Picture and Will Heller as Industry Safety Advisor, Performing Arts. Welcome Stephanie and Will.

 Fentanyl Overdose Training

Actsafe are holding a FREE naloxone training course on October 30th, delivered by Construction Industry Rehabilitation Plan. By the end of this 90 minute course you will be able to describe what opioids are, be able to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose, and know how to deliver naloxone in an emergency. Every attendee will also receive a free Take Home Naloxone (THN) kit.

Actsafe Aspiring Filmmaker Award

As part of WorkSafeBC’s Student Safety Video Contest, Actsafe’s Aspiring Filmmaker Award is back for its third year. It gives aspiring filmmakers a unique opportunity to get a kickstart on their careers in B.C.’s motion picture production industry. The award gives one filmmaking team exposure for their project, the opportunity to have lunch with a prominent Canadian filmmaker, a behind the scenes tour of a local production and safety training geared towards working in the motion picture industry.

Upcoming Courses

Our Growth Throughout October

682
People were trained through Actsafe courses.

718
New STAR (Safety Training And Records) System registrations

10,433
Website users.

47
New subscribers to our industry newsletter and updates.

Sustainable Production Forum

Actsafe are sponsoring Creative BC’s Sustainable Production Forum 2019. The Sustainable Production Forum focuses on the pressing issue of sustainability within the motion picture and entertainment industry.

Tickets on sale now. For more info: www.sustainableproductionforum.com/ 

Occupational Road Safety Program

Road Safety at Work are holding free half day workshops to help participants begin or improve an occupational road safety program.

Upcoming dates:

• Nanaimo – November 26

• Comox Valley – November 27

• Langley – December 4

• Chilliwack – December 5

Content and exercises are of interest to company owners, managers, supervisors, health and safety practitioners, Joint Occupational Health and Safety committee members and others who have responsibility for making decisions and developing programs to keep employees safe on BC roads.

Interested parties can register online, or by contacting Angelina Robinson at angelina.robinson@roadsafetyatwork.ca / 604-770-2500.

Remembrance Day

Wishing you all a happy, healthy, and safe Remembrance Day weekend.

The Actsafe office will close on Friday, November 8th at 2pm and will reopen on Tuesday, November 12th at 9am.

If you experience a worksite emergency, contact WorkSafeBC. Their Prevention Information Line is 1.888.621.7233.

Regulation Amendments

WorkSafeBC will be holding public hearings for proposed amendments to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation on four dates between October 29 and November 14.

For more information and a schedule of the public hearings visit WorkSafeBC.

Need health and safety advice? Connect with our Safety Team.

Don Parman, Manager, Performing Arts Programs and Services
E: donparman@actsafe.ca
Direct: 604.495.0034
Office: 604.838.0290

Will Heller, Industry Safety Advisor, Performing Arts
E: willheller@actsafe.ca
Direct: 604.733.4682

Anand Kanna, Manager, Motion Picture Programs and Services
E: anandkanna@actsafe.ca
Direct: 604.495.0028
Office: 604.733.4682 Ext. 120

Stephanie Lawrence, Industry Safety Advisor, Motion Picture
E: stephanielawrence@actsafe.ca
Direct: 604.733.4682

October 10th is World Mental Health Day, which raises awareness of mental health issues around the world.

For our industries here in British Columbia, Calltime Mental Health is an initiative by British Columbia’s motion picture industry unions to assist workers and employers grappling with mental health and addiction issues both in and out of the workplace.

We’re also pleased to announce that the theme for next year’s Actsafe Injury Prevention Week is MIND Your Health: Mental Health Awareness.

The goal of this annual event is to highlight the importance of a safe and healthy work culture amongst B.C.’s arts and entertainment industry workers and to provide shareable tips, tools, and resources to help prevent illness and injuries.

Save the date: September 21st – 25th, 2020. Bookmark our Injury Prevention Week page for updates, announcements, and resources.

This quarter’s theme is Emergency Preparedness!

This edition is filled with information on how to be prepared for an emergency at your workplace, and also at your home. It includes articles from Actsafe’s safety team, the City of Vancouver’s Desiree Hamilton, and Gentian Events Ltd’s Eric Stuart. This edition’s centerfold is Actsafe’s Emergency Preparedness info sheet that has tips on how to introduce emergency preparedness practices into your worksite.

To begin reading, click here!

Click here for a quick access PDF for viewing, downloading, and sharing.

Click here for a quick link to the centrefold pullout; the Workplace Emergency Preparedness info sheet.

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We want to hear from you!

We appreciate any feedback you may have. Maybe you’d like to write an article for our next edition? For content and advertising opportunities, please email Jennifer at jenniferlane@actsafe.ca.

We are printing a limited number of quarterly newsletters on Sugar Sheet. If you wish to receive a printed copy, please contact communications@actsafe.ca.

If you are using a Google Chrome web browser to complete our online courses (including Motion Picture General Safety Awareness 101), please ensure that your browser is up to date by following these steps;

Mac & PC;

1. Click on the MORE button in the top right hand corner (3 vertical dots);

2. Help>About Google Chrome

3. A new tab will open and will confirm whether the browser needs to be updated.

4. For Android or other Apple products, please refer to Google Help for more information.

AIP Week 2019 is well under way!

Here’s an overview of the ‘Prevention Through Orientation’ calendar, we’ll be posting resources focused on the following topics through our social media channels daily:

This year we also have a safety cafe which will be visiting a production near you! Check out which location you can attend for a complimentary coffee, swag and orientation conversations;

#AIPWeek2019

Click on the poster to view the full size PDF for printing;

Please bear with us whilst we upgrade our website. We apologize for any inconveniences this may cause, please feel free to reach out to us with any questions info@actsafe.ca.

Wishing you all a happy, healthy, and safe Labour Day weekend!

Actsafe will be closed from 2pm Friday, August 30th and will re-open on Tuesday, September 3 at 9am.

If you experience a worksite emergency, contact WorkSafeBC. Their Prevention Information Line is 1.888.621.7233

In the April 2019 issue:

• Actsafe Event Safety Conference Round-Up.
• Respectful Workplaces in the Arts.
• Upcoming April Courses.
• Upcoming Events.

Also, in this month’s edition, Don Parman, our Manager of Programs and Services for the Performing Arts Industries, is on the Road – find out where!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

Nancy Harwood, Chair of the Board of Directors of Actsafe Safety Association, is pleased to announce that Manu (Manobhiram) Nellutla has been selected as the organization’s new Executive Director, effective March 11th, 2019.

“On behalf of the Board of Directors of Actsafe, I wish to welcome Manu to his new role and say how much we are looking forward to Actsafe’s future with his leadership. Manu was selected by the Board’s Recruitment Committee from a field of highly qualified candidates after a rigorous search”, stated Ms Harwood. “ We are very impressed with Manu’s experience and successes as a senior executive with another progressive health and safety association, his passion for health and safety, and his proven leadership abilities.”

Manu brings a wealth of expertise from his current position as Chief Operating Officer with the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC (MSABC) to his new role. Actsafe’s entertainment industries will be well served by Manu’s experience of delivering high-quality services and resources to stakeholders and advancing initiatives that lead to successful health and safety outcomes for industry.

Manu has a background in the fields of ergonomics, education, health and safety, and research. He holds a Masters in Physiotherapy with specialization in musculoskeletal and sports, Post Graduate Diploma in Ergonomics, Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education and Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. He is currently pursuing a Masters in Business Administration.

Before his tenure at MSABC, Manu was a Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Rwanda. He has also taught Occupational Health and Safety in MSc Public Health program at Mount Kenya University.

 “I am very excited and grateful for this opportunity to provide leadership at Actsafe,” said Nellutla. “I am looking forward to working with the Actsafe team, industry members and all other stakeholders as we strive towards making British Columbia the safest province to work in the entertainment industry.”

The official announcement can be found here. Welcome Manu!

In the January 2019 issue:

• Motion Picture Safety Awareness Course is Now Online.
• Actsafe’s Event Safety Conference 2019.
• How to Beat the January Blues.
• WorkSafeBC 2019-2021 Policy Workplans.

Also, in this month’s edition, be in with a chance of winning tickets to see an advance screening of ‘Stan & Ollie’.

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

Motion Picture Safety Awareness is making the move…to online!

Launching January 7th, you will now be able to complete this free course online, at your leisure.

This interactive, video-game style course takes approximately 5 hours and can be completed in parts, all while collecting both stars and knowledge along the way!

Click here to begin the course!

In the December 2018 issue:

• Actsafe’s Event Safety Conference 2019.
• New AEDs available in January.
• Working in cold weather conditions.
• Actsafe seeks new Executive Director.

Also, in this month’s edition, be in with a chance of winning one of five $10 Starbucks vouchers by completing our short Newsletter Feedback survey.

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the November 2018 issue:

• Actsafe’s Injury Prevention Week Round-up!
• Actsafe Aspiring Filmmaker Award.
• Guide to Winter Driving. #ShiftIntoWinter
• Dates announced for next Carbon Literacy courses.
• Actsafe seeks new Executive Director,

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

For the full opportunity description, click here.

The Executive Director is responsible for the effective administration of Actsafe Safety Association, and for achieving the goals of the mission statement and the objectives set by the Board of Directors. Appointed by the Board of Directors and reporting to the Chair, the Executive Director provides leadership in the management of Actsafe, the facilitation of stakeholder input, and directs the staff in the planning and development, administration, finance, management, and mentoring of all Actsafe activities.

FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Julian Manchon or Tony Kirschner
LEADERS INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE SEARCH #880—609 Granville Street Vancouver,
BC V7Y 1G5
Phone: (604) 688-8422
Email: vancouver@leadersinternational.com

To celebrate Actsafe’s 20th year in the business of helping to keep workers safe we’ve launched a new digital safety initiative, Actsafe Injury Prevention Week (AIP Week).  Each year AIP Week will highlight preventable industry injuries within different sectors of production work. This year’s week long campaign is entitled Back Here, Safety Matters and puts a focus on the leading causes of injury in BC’s motion picture industry and its workers, working on and around trucks.

Actsafe’s inaugural AIP Week begins the week of November 5th. During campaign week, Actsafe will provide productions with additional resources, with an aim to help employers, supervisors and workers address the theme of the campaign. In addition, film studios will feature large art installations drawing attention to, and creating conversations around, the resources necessary to keep a production’s crew safe around trucks.

For further info check out our page dedicated to AIP Week here.

In the October 2018 issue:

• Announcing Actsafe’s Injury Prevention Week!
• Join Our Crowd Safety Workshop with Eric Stuart
• Information on Cannabis Legalization
• Help BC Injury and Prevention Unit with their Online Concussion Awareness Training Tool

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the September 2018 issue:

• Geoff Teoli, Actsafe’s Executive Director, Steps Down,
• Thoughts from Don Parman, our Performing Arts Industry Advisor,
• The Importance of Road Safety,
• Announcing our Event Safety Conference 2019 dates!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene online here.

Geoff Teoli has accepted an exciting new position with the City of Vancouver so, unfortunately, this means that his last day with Actsafe will be October 5th, 2018.

Over the past five years Geoff has led Actsafe through significant innovation and growth, enhancing our organization’s delivery of services and support to the motion picture, television, performing arts and live event industries. He will leave a legacy of strong leadership, collaboration and passionate commitment to Actsafe’s health and safety mission.

We would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Actsafe Team, Board of Directors, Standing Committees and our communities at large, to thank him for his support throughout his tenure with Actsafe. Please join us in wishing Geoff tremendous success in his future endeavours.

You can find Actsafe Safety Association’s Board Chair, Nancy Harwood’s, official announcement of this news here. 

In the August 2018 issue:

• Artificial smoke & fog bulletin update
• Watch Your Back! Our new vehicle safety campaign
• Event Safety Conference update
• Carbon Literacy course dates

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the July 2018 issue:

• Guidelines For Working In Hot Temperatures,
• Calltime: Mental Health Resource Website,
• Joint Health & Safety Committee Reports and What To Do With Them,
• Managing Fatigue,
• Hello’s and Goodbye’s,
• And Much More!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene online here.

In the May 2018 issue:

• Launch of Mental Health Resource: Calltime Mental Health,
• Thoughts from Actsafe’s Performing Arts Industry Advisor,
• WorkSafeBC Student Video Contest Winner,
• Joint Health & Safety Committee Meeting Information,

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the April 2018 issue:

• Is Your Joint Health & Safety Committee Compliant?
• Opioid Crisis Management Resources,
• WorkSafeBC Regulation Update,
• Launch of the Carbon Literacy Workshop!

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the March 2018 issue:

• Stunt Harness Hazard Alert,
• Road Safety At Work Week,
• WorkSafeBC Regulation Update,
• Actsafe Event Safety Conference Round Up,

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the January 2018 issue:

• Early bird ticket sales extended until January 14th!
• Respirator Fit Testing Resource Update
• New Workshop Announcement: Safety For Supervisors
• 2018 Course Fee Reminder

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In this month’s issue:

• Early bird ticket sales end December 31st for our Event Safety Conference 2018
• Introduction of Respirator Fit Testing Pricing
• Winter Driving Resources
• Course Fee Changes

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the November 2017 issue:

• Early bird tickets on sale for our Event Safety Conference 2018,
• New STAR System announcement,
• Actsafe Aspiring Film Maker Award 2018 Application
• Smoke and Fog Research Project

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here.

In the October 2017 issue:

• Registration now open for our Event Safety Conference 2018,
• October is National Ergonomics Month,
• Ladder Safety Tips,

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the September 2017 issue:

• Your invitation to our next Event Safety Conference 2018,
• WorkSafeBC bulletin release on carbon monoxide exposure during film shoots,
• Back to school driving tips,
• Website re-design – we’d like your help!

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the July 2017 issue:

• Recommendations for managing fatigue,
• WorkSafeBC #listentoyourgut young worker campaign,
• Office closure notification,

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the June 2017 issue:

• Summertime safety edition,
• Knowing the differences between heat stroke and heat exhaustion,
• AGM Announcement.

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the May 2017 issue:

• NAOSH Week information,
• WorkSafeBC OHS regulation updates,
• New Publications.

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the April 2017 issue:

• First JHSC Fundamentals training course held at Actsafe
• Conference wrap up
• Downtown Eastside filming notice
• Performing Arts Safety Awareness workshop dates

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the March 2017 issue:

• New JHSC regulation additions and mandatory training
• Inaugural Actsafe Event Safety Conference success
• Emergency preparedness competition time
• Upcoming Events
• New Performing Arts Safety Awareness Workshop

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

We’ve dedicated the February 2017 issue to the inaugural Actsafe Event Safety Conference.

Plus, in the February 2017 issue:

• View our complete conference program
• Complete conference schedule
• Dancer Transition Resource Centre ‘on the MOVE’ event dates
• Top 10 most viewed Motion Picture bulletins 2016
• Full publication of our ‘Recommendations for Fighting Fatigue’ document

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the January 2017 issue:

• More sessions added to our conference schedule!
• Helpful suggestions to fight fatigue
• WorkSafeBC JHSC Regulation Additions
• Announcing Don Parman as our new Performing Arts Industry Advisor
• Price Increase Reminder

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the December 2016 issue:

• Announcing Rick Antonson as our keynote speaker for the Actsafe Event Safety Conference 2017
• Helpful suggestions to fight fatigue
• WorkSafeBC Asbestos Warning

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the November 2016 issue:

• Announcing the Actsafe Event Safety Conference 2017!
• Helpful suggestions to fight fatigue
• Winter driving checklists

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the October 2016 issue:

• IATSE Local 891 and Actsafe Collaboration Announcement
• Looking For New Recruits? Check Out Our Student Availability Resource
• Production Packages

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the September 2016 issue:

• Actsafe Is Going On The Road!
• Joint Health & Safety Committee Evaluation Tool
• New and Young Worker Orientation

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the August 2016 issue:

• WorkSafeBC Incident and Investigation Reporting
• Suggestions for Fighting Fatigue
• Our Comic Books Are Now Digital!

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the July 2016 issue:

• Equipment & Material Handling Injury Reduction Initiative
• WorkSafeBC’s new website!
• Tips & Tricks For Fighting Fatigue

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the April 2016 issue:

• Actsafe’s STAR System announcement
• Emergency Preparedness Week
• What’s Wrong With This Picture?

and a whole lot more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the March 2016 issue:

• NEW! Wheel Chock Info Sheet
• Actsafe is Moving
• Circle of Safety.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the February 2016 issue:

• Accident Investigation Reports
• Blended Learning reminder
• Actsafe Staffing Changes.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the December 2015 issue:

• NEW! UAS Safety Bulletin!
• Who should I call?
• Hazard Alert! – Trucks with no designated “Park” position.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the November 2015 issue:

• Driving safety after the end of Daylight Saving Time
• 2015 Career Expo
• Actsafe’s Propane Awareness Campaign.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the September 2015 issue:

• a “BEST OF” Spotlight on Philip Moessinger – Rigging Grip in live events.
• Workers Compensation Act changes relating to Injunctions & Due Diligence.
• Actsafe’s Propane Awareness Campaign.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the August 2015 issue:

• a “BEST OF” Spotlight on Jenny Duffy choreographer and dance instructor.
• Workers Compensation Act changes relating to Stop Work Orders.
• Changes to our course fees.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the July 2015 issue:

• The Actsafe Spotlight on Elia Kirby from the Great Northern Way Scene Shop.
• Welcome Brian Fisher-Smith.
• Investigation Reporting procedural changes in the Workers Compensation Act.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the June 2015 issue:

• A NEW Actsafe Spotlight on Elia Kirby fo rom the Great Northern Way Scene Shop.
• Hellos, and goodbyes.
• Workers Compensation Act Changes.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the April 2015 issue:

• A “Best of” Actsafe Spotlight on Hans Dayal, Locations Manager
• Actsafe’s New Respirator Fit Testing Procedures
• Day of Mourning
• Bootie Call

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the March 2015 issue:

• The NEW “What is Actsafe” video
• Actsafe’s First Aid Assessment Tool
• Farewell Marty!
• Ladder Safety
• On the Move
• Actsafe is Hiring!

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the February 2015 issue:

• The Actsafe “Best Of” Spotlight on Efosa Otuomagie, Production Safety Officer
• Firearms in Theatre
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods
• Firearms Use Flowchart
• Actsafe is Hiring!

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the December 2014 issue:

• The Actsafe “Best Of” Spotlight on Jay Dodge, Artistic Director of Boca del Lupo
• Propane Safety
• Tips for working in winter weather
• Things to keep in your car in case of a winter emergency

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In the October 2014 issue:

• The Actsafe Spotlight on Bill Ryan – Special Effects Coordinator.
• WorkSafeBC’s Innovation at Work program
• Personal Optional Protection Insurance
• Working safely when vehicles are backing up.

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

In this special issue, you will find:

• What you need to know about Cardiac Arrest
• Where Actsafe’s AEDs have been placed
• Orientation videos for the AED in our program, the Lifepak CR-Plus
• A SPECIAL OFFER for Level 3 First Aid / Craft Service persons

and much more!

View The Actsafe Safety Scene here!

Take a look at the April 2014 issue here:

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In our February/March 2014 issue:

• Smoke Effect: Using E-Cigarettes in the Arts
• Product Testers Wanted
• Actsafe Launches AED Program
• Safe Driving Quiz
• Actsafe’s Social Networks and our upcoming courses.

Click on the link below to view the digital version of our new Print Newsletter!

Actsafe February/March 2014 Newsletter