50% of all employees at NTPC have completed the Alcohol & Drugs in the Workplace training—well done!
Haven’t finished yours yet? Please note that the due date to finish it is June 30th, 2024
Click here to access the training course directly: Access the Alcohol & Drugs in the workplace training here. The training takes about 1 hour and is self-paced.
Need help or didn't receive the login email? Just send a message to Monica Carbajal ([email protected])
The week of May 6-10 is Safety and Health Week and things got off to an active start on Day One.
In Hay River, the Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee hosted an event in the atrium that focused on Safe Work Procedures and Safe Job Practices. A talented (?) group of employee actors drew the titles of of procedures or practices from a hat and and demonstrated that title through the use of charades. The rest of the crowd had to guess what the heck their colleagues were trying to demonstrate. Thank you to everyone who participated.
At Jackfish, Dean and his management team hosted a barbecue to celebrate Safety and Health Week on Monday afternoon. Lots of sunshine and good food. More photos can be found here.
Events are scheduled at all of our regional centres throughout the week as well as messages from Health, Safety and Environment focused on hearing protection.
The May 2024 edition of the all-Canadian Health, Wellness, and Safety Newsletter is here! Inside this month’s issue you'll find articles on protecting your home from wildfire, keeping cool in warm weather, new worker safety, workplace evacuation preparedness and much more. Have a read!
The Hay River Social Committee hosted a bean-bag toss tournament at the head office this afternoon.
After many close games and several rounds of play, NTPC's favorite (and only) Director of Finance Chuck Myles emerged victorious after a final round victory over fellow Finance Department member Rodrigo Lopez Garcia -- winning the illustrious Flying Pig Trophy.
Monica Carbajal of the Human Resources Department showed some impressive skills as she earned a third place finish.
Stay tuned for more events from the Hay River Social Committee!
As part of our You Matter at NTPC and our well-being initiatives, we are pleased to invite you to the Personal Budgeting webinar.
We will discuss the importance of understanding money management and spending habits as the foundation of good financial health, as well as the steps necessary to create a practical and effective budget.
To attend, please:
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, send us a message anytime at the well-being committee mailing list or at [email protected]