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2020 Fitness for Duty Summit Recap Video
Four weeks ago we held the biggest virtual conference in DC history. The 2020 Fitness for Duty Summit, was a four-day event, with a big mission: to Inspire Change in the workplace.
For those who were able to attend, we hope you enjoyed the event and walked away with valuable information to share with your leadership and staff.
To commemorate this historic summit, here's a fancy 3-minute recap:
Fitness for Duty Summit | Speaker Spotlight | Meet Hari Chettiar
#FFDS2020 #INSPIRECHANGE #TAKECONTROL
More about Hari's talk:
Tune into Yourself: Navigating through Chaotic Times at Work and Home
Hari Chettiar (M.C., R.P.), MindCentre
• The role of self-awareness in maintaining a work/life balance.
• Three gauges to monitor relational distress, connection needs, and workload.
• The power of attending to our attachment needs.
• Practical strategies to foster a culture of connectedness in the workplace.
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Fitness for Duty Summit | Speaker Spotlight | Dr. Geoffrey Soloway
#FFDS2020 #INSPIRECHANGE #TAKECONTROL
More about Geoffrey's talk:
MINDFULNESS-IN-ACTION: INSPIRING CHANGE AND RESILIENCE
Geoffrey Soloway, PhD, MindWell
• What mindfulness is (and what it isn’t!)
• The science of mindfulness and the brain
• The application and ROI of mindfulness in the workplace
• Learn Take 5, a tool you can use to flip the switch from mindless to mindful
• Case Study implementing mindfulness in the workplace
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Fitness for Duty Summit | Speaker Spotlight | Jonathan Creaghan
#FFDS2020 #INSPIRECHANGE #TAKECONTROL
More about Jonathan's talk:
An Easy way to Inspire Change Jonathan Creaghan, J.D. Creaghan Group Inc and Total Leader Solutions Inc. • Learn how to use an “in the moment” self-assessment tool to gauge your feelings about any situation
• Follow two easy steps to think differently now
• Five words that inspire change
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FFDS Speaker Spotlight - Duncan Stewart, Director of Research, Deloitte Canada
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More about Duncan's talk:
Tech and Telecom Trends and How They Are Changing the Workplace
Duncan Stewart, Director of Research, Deloitte Canada
• Private cellular networks and new AI chips push intelligence and privacy everywhere
• COVID accelerates robots, cloud and VR/AR headsets
• Work from anywhere changes driving, transit, biking, commuting and traffic…for now, and forever
Learn more: Fitness For Duty Summit
Inspire Change - Our Fitness for Duty Summit in 37 Seconds
Each of us has the ability to Inspire Change. Join us for our virtual Fitness for Duty Summit, October 13-16, 2020.
Learn more: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/inspire-change-fitness-for-duty-summit-2020-registration-93516822333
From the Frontlines | Women's Trucking Federation of Canada
In this series, DCTV sits down with essential workers on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this week's episode, Kristen sits down with Shelley Unvanile-Hesch, CEO of the Women's Trucking Federation of Canada and a driver on the frontlines to discuss how the pandemic has affected those in the Trucking industry.
To learn more about the Women's Trucking Federation of Canada: https://www.womenstruckingfederationofcanada.net/
How to Prevent Cross Contamination While Wearing Gloves
Cathy Begley, LPN and DriverCheck Calgary Clinic Supervisor demonstrates how to properly put on and remove medical gloves.
To Our Frontline Workers
To our frontline workers:
Thank you for being on the front lines. You are helping protect the health and safety of the essential workforce across Canada, including our truck drivers, oil and gas workers, workers in rail, utilities, construction, and more. These essential workers are the reason we have food to eat, gas for our cars, electricity, and so on. Thank you for taking care of them.
We are so thankful to you all, for your dedication, the great sacrifices you’re making, and for the kindness and empathy, you manage to keep bringing to this unprecedented situation.
We will continue to stand with you,
Your DC Family
Our Commitment | Day of Mourning 2020
Today, April 28, 2020 we remember and honour those that died, were injured or made ill, due to a workplace tragedy.
Now more than ever, it's important that we pause, reflect, and collectively renew our commitment to health and safety in the workplace.
Right now, that includes staying home to keep front line workers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Together, we can build a healthier and safer world.
DC Access | Sneak Peek
How to Wear A Medical Mask Properly
Cathy Begley, LPN and DriverCheck Calgary Clinic Supervisor demonstrates how to properly put on and remove a medical mask.
DCTV Now Offering Videos in French & Punjabi - Meet the New Hosts!
DCTV is DriverCheck's very own YouTube Channel. It was created to empower, inspire, and educate you, our viewers to build healthier and safer workplaces.
It showcases DriverCheck's love for our community and our position as educational leaders in the Fitness for Duty industry. Our goal with DCTV is to introduce our clients to people who are breaking the mold in our communities, industry and teach them about various Fitness for Duty topics.
Tune in every other Wednesday to watch.
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International Women's Day 2020 | We are #EachForEqual
In honour of International Women's Day, we asked the women of DriverCheck to share what the day means to them, and their thoughts on gender equality.
DriverCheck is proud to be woman-owned and operated, and have a workforce that is over 80% female.
Our mission is to build a healthier and safer world, and believe this cannot happen without equality.
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Cupid Gets Fit For Duty!
Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us here at DriverCheck. We hope you enjoy this short animation of what would happen if Cupid wasn’t Fit for Duty!
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Webinar - Clearing the Air: Helpful Tips for DOT Clearinghouse
We are here to "clear the air" surrounding your US DOT Clearinghouse questions! Welcome to Clearing the Air: Helpful Hints for DOT Clearinghouse" hosted by DriverCheck Privacy and Compliance Coordinator, Branden Kearse.
In this webinar Branden will answer questions such as "What is the Clearinghouse", "What will employers need to do to stay compliant", "How will drivers be identified in the Clearinghouse" and many more.
Clearinghouse officially starts on January 6, 2020.
Opioid Use & Workplace Safety | Fitness for Duty Summit Series
Substance abuse and opioid expert, Dr. Iris Greenwald, Medical Review Officer with DriverCheck, presents on opioid use and workplace safety.
Dr. Greenwald examines opioid use, abuse, dependence, drug testing options in the workplace, and fitness for duty concerns employers may be facing.
A key takeaway from Dr. Greenwald’s presentation:
“Make sure, as an employer, you know what you’re asking for in terms of drug testing and make sure you know how you’re going to handle the result, whatever it may be.”
Cannabis in the Workplace, 1 Year Later | Fitness for Duty Summit Series
Dr. Snider-Adler addresses what has happened since cannabis legalization, and what we can expect when edibles become legalized for adult consumption in October 2019.
Vital takeaways from Dr. Snider-Adler’s presentation include:
“We do not have all the answers; in fact, we don’t even have all the questions… cannabis is not a linear and predictable drug like alcohol… and just because it may be medically authorized does not mean it’s safe in the workplace.”
