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CFA
Memberships/Participation
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Canadian Manufacturing Coalition
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Coalition of Ontario Manufacturers for Competitive Industrial Power
Rates
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Centre Patronale de Santé et sécurité du travail du Québec
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Workplace Safety and Prevention Services (WSPS)
Programs
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Education
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Energy Efficiency
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Environment
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Health & Safety
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Annual Meeting
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Issues Meeting
Canadian
Manufacturing Coalition
The CMC is
chaired by Dr. Jayson Myers, President and CEO, Canadian Manufacturing &
Exporters. The coalition continues to grow and now represents 51
associations from a variety of industry sectors with members from across
Canada. The Canadian Foundry Association is a member of the CMC and
provides a voice and representation of the foundry sector.
The focus
continues to be to develop and support policy and regulatory initiatives
aimed at improving competitiveness, growth and investment in Canada’s
manufacturing industries with a common voice. CMC has been instrumental
in affecting policies in support of manufacturing because we work
effectively together and speak where possible with a common voice. By
leveraging our strengths we will continue to make Canada a better place
for our members to do business.
Coalition
of Ontario Manufacturers for Competitive Industrial Power Rates
The
Coalitions represents a group of manufacturing associations that have
come together to work on a common concern: High Electricity Rates. For
many energy-intensive manufacturers, high electricity rates have become
a barrier to reinvestment in Ontario. The Coalition believes the high
rates have weakened the province’s competitive position and narrowed its
economic base. Ontario is losing its manufacturing base to other
jurisdictions that can offer a better investment climate and one that
includes lower electricity rates.
The Coalition
continues working with all three political parties in an effort to push
forward its agenda.
Centre Patronale de
Santé et sécurité du travail du Québec
Toujours là
pour aider les fonderies à assumer leur leadership en SST
Depuis 30
ans, le Centre patronal de santé et sécurité du travail du Québec aide
les entreprises à mieux gérer la santé et la sécurité du travail (SST).
Puisque l’Association des Fonderies Canadiennes (AFC) est
membre du Centre patronal, depuis 2003, les membres de l’AFC ont un
accès privilégié aux services du Centre. En 2011-2012, parmi les
membres québécois de l’AFC, 126 personnes ont participé aux formations
et colloques du Centre patronal. Les activités les plus
populaires concernent les Obligations légales et la diligence
raisonnable en SST et la Sécurité des machines.
Le Centre
patronal publie également la revue Convergence trois fois
par année. Convergence traite de sujets d’intérêt pour les gestionnaires
d’entreprise. Tous les articles sont rédigés par les professionnels en
SST du Centre
Workplace Safety and Prevention Services (WSPS)
The WSPS
provides industry-specific health and safety products, training and
consulting services. The Canadian Foundry Association’s Health and
Safety Program and Annual Safety Awards for foundries and suppliers
across Canada is a collaboration with the Workplace Safety & Prevention
Services. The WSPS has the expertise and resources and also holds
webinars, network and knowledge exchanges on various topics and keeps
the CFA informed of MOL issues and programs.
The Ontario
Ministry of Labour Prevention Council is comprised of representatives
from labour, non-union workers, employers, an occupational health and
safety expert and the WSIB. This is an important milestone for
Ontario’s occupational health and safety system and the WSPS is involved
with the Council.
Annual &
Issues Meeting
The next Annual
Meeting will be held at the Waterfront Centre, Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce.
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Issues Meeting
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March 21, 2013
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Annual
Meeting
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September 19, 2013
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