For Immediate Release
Milton, On: The Private Motor Truck Council of Canada and Trucking Human Resources Sector Council Atlantic have announced details of their annual Eastern region educational seminar.
The seminar will be held on March 20th at the Inn On Prince in Truro, Nova Scotia. The Educational Seminar will run from 8:30 to 11:45am, with registration & continental breakfast beginning at 8:00. This will be the 6th time the two organisations have joined forces to provide attendees with exceptional educational value to take back to their workplaces, and the first since 2019. This year’s event will have officials on site from the Nova Scotia Department of Public Works to talk about Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety, upcoming initiatives and overall safety programs. In a second topic from the group, they will also have an official present to discuss the current state of the MELT program in Nova Scotia. Consultations were held in the fall, and currently the government is working on policies and roll out of the program.
We will also have 2 additional topics, speakers to be determined, discussing HR practices and programs to help the transportation industry. Further details will follow.
The Topics covered include:
Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety & Enforcement Initiatives: Douglas J Leamon, Manager of Motor Vehicle Inspections, Training & Outreach with the Nova Scotia Department of Public Works, will kick things off by taking attendees through the various initiatives in place by the department and on the horizon to improve commercial motor vehicle safety and compliance in the province of Nova Scotia.
Mandatory Entry Level Training: In the fall of 2023 Nova Scotia announced they planned to move forward with Mandatory Entry Level Training in 2024. In person consultations were held in the fall, and a public consultation portal was opened for feedback. PMTC and THRSCA attended these meetings and provided written feedback prior to the closing of consultations in December of 2023. Department of Public Works will have an official onsite to bring attendee’s up to date on where MELT is with in the Province & when we can expect the regulation to take effect.
Incorporating IDEA into Your Business: A Must for Sustainability and Growth
Gay White, Riverbend Consulting / Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic HR Support.
Incorporating Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) into our workplaces and our daily lives is a movement that is happening now. Are you ready? In our diverse and ever-changing world, promoting inclusion has become critical to an organization’s sustainability and growth. It is no longer a moral obligation, but a crucial element in the recruitment, retention, and performance management of top talent. Learn more about your legal responsibilities at this informative session.
Generational Differences
TBA Facilitator
Understanding the demands on our workforce in today's climate is critical. We need to be innovative and respond to the needs of the various employees in our workplaces. Learn how to maneuver the various generations so your workplace is productive and responding to the needs of all employees.
Register Now
Space is limited, so people are encouraged to register early by contacting Annette Kieft at info@pmtc.ca. You can also register online by Clicking this link: Eastern Regional Education Seminar.
Please feel free to call the office for more details as well at 905-827-0587.
Registration is just $60 for a PMTC Member (log in required)
THRSCA Member Please use Promo Code = THRSCA Member Discount
$110.00 for non-members.
Interested in Sponsoring?
Sponsors are also being welcomed and start at only $500.00, if you are interested in sponsoring the event, please contact Annette for details at info@pmtc.ca, or register online at www.pmtc.ca .
Full speaker bio’s to follow as they are received
Douglas J Leamon,
Manager of Motor Vehicle Inspections, Training & Outreach
Nova Scotia Department of Public Works
Gay White
Riverbend Consulting
Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic HR Support.
