Retirement Tea – Hilde Wiebe

Mary’s Marathon

Mary and Marvin Wiebe live at Menno Place, and as a community we are partnering together with the Wiebe family to participate in the Walk for ALS on June 9th.

Happy Nurses Week May 7-11

NAOSH WEEK – May 6-12

Safety Scrambles will be posted in each staff room/lounges for you to decipher starting May 6th!

Body Mechanics In-Service -May 9th

Stop! Clean Your Hands – HAND HYGIENE DAY – MAY 14th

Have you washed your hands yet?

Marshall Entrance Construction – May 3

To facilitate the installation of overhead cables between the Terrace West Apartment and the Pavilion Apartment, there will be a planned single lane blockage at the Marshall entrance to Menno Place. This will take place on Thursday, May 3. There will be a brief road closure of both lanes while the overhead cables are being strung across the way. There will be safety personnel controlling traffic while this work is being done. We are hoping to complete this before noon but may take longer. Expect delays upon entering or exiting at the Main Marshall Road Entrance.

 

Walk for Alzheimer’s 2018

Join the Menno Place Walk for Alzheimer’s team! Together we make memories matter.
An initiative of the Health and Wellness Committee.

COR is here – May 1st to 5th

This week – April 30th – May 4th – we will be participating in an audit of our Occupational Health and Safety Program.

Much like Accreditation, there will be auditors who will be inspecting all levels of Health and Safety on the Menno Place campus.

Auditors will be looking at the Management and Leadership Commitment to Health and Safety, Safe Work Procedures and Written Instructions, Training and Instruction of Workers, Hazard Identification and Control, Inspection of the Premises and Equipment, Investigation of Accidents, Administration of the Health and Safety Program and the work of the Joint Health and Safety Committee.

What else should you do to prepare for COR this week?

1. Wear your Personal Protective Equipment

2. Follow all safe work procedures

3. Wear clothing appropriate for your work environment

4. Know your COR questions. Need review? Click here,

You’ve got this!

-CORky, our SAFETY HERO!

The Bug STOPS Here!