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2019+Conference+Guide+Final.Pdf CON 019 FE 2 R C E B N A C F E R FACING Futheture TOGETHER The relationship between our field and its impact on human and social development has never been higher. Facing the future will need us to find new partnerships, connections and alliances. ABC RECREATION FACILITIES ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Leaders of Recreation Facility Operations HARRISON HOT SPRINGS • MAY 13-16, 2019 2019 RFABC Conference Guest Speakers OUR KEYNOTE: Gayle Hallgren-Rezac & Judy Thomson Gayle Hallgren-Rezac and Judy Thomson are two of Canada's top networking experts. They are co-authors (with Darcy Rezac) of the best-selling book WORK THE POND! Use the Power of Positive Networking to Leap Forward in Work and Life (Penguin Prentice Hall) which has been called “the connector's handbook” by Town and Country magazine. Their trademarked philosophy of networking, Positive Networking®, has been named the “world's best definition”. For the past fifteen years, Gayle and Judy have been passionate champions of networking and have developed an expertise that they love sharing with others. For them, networking is a leadership skill, a team-building skill and a business development skill. It's what they call “networking done right™”. They have seen people become more confident, more successful, and more open to opportunities when they put into practice the skills they teach. This dynamic speaking duo's approach to networking is not just about confident connecting in all networking situations, it's about developing more collaborative relationships inside organizations and building stronger networks in work and life. Gayle and Judy have a special way of connecting with their audiences. Not only that, but they get their audiences connecting with one and other! https://www.nsb.com/speakers/judy-gayle AWARDS BANQUET ENTERTAINMENT: John Cullen John Cullen was raised in the suburbs of Toronto, and moved to the suburbs of Vancouver when he was 13. He finally moved to the big city in 2012, though that doesn't make him any less scared. He has been praised for being "immediately likable" on stage, a statement he fully endorses. John makes audiences feel at ease, and would insist that he is enjoying himself as much as the audience is. He has toured across Canada and they might've liked him in St. John's even more than in Vancouver, so that's something. John has been curling competitively since 1999, picking up the game in Ontario and then leaving for the British Columbia curling scene. He has been to BC Men's Provincials 5 times(winning bronze in 2012), won three World Curling Tour events, CON 019 FE and has been ranked as high as the top 25 of the World Curling Tour money list. 2 R C E B N A C F E Bringing his vast experiences in life as a curler, a teacher, and a friend to many to the R stage, John takes a charming and charismatic look at the world around him, and dares you not to fall in love with him. Okay, he just really hopes you love him. Because he loves you! FACING the Future ABC RECREATION FACILITIES ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA TOGETHER Leaders of Recreation Facility Operations 2019 RFABC Conference Session Schedule At-A-Glance TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 ABC TECHNICAL - SESSION PRESENTER HR/SUPERVISORY SESSION PRESENTER PROGRAMMING SESSION PRESENTER RECREATION FACILITIES OPERATIONS STREAM STREAM ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Time Slot STREAM Leaders of Recreation Facility Operations 8:30 - 9:45am OPENING KEYNOTE - Gayle Hallgren-Rezac & Judy Thomson - POSITIVE NETWORKING Session 1 10:00 - 11:15am PLENARY SESSION - "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" Mike Harnett, Solaris Fatigue Management Session 2 11:20 - 12:35pm Refrigeration Plants Larry Malmgren Being Awake is not Mike Harnett Creating Accessible Tanelle Bolt Regulatory Updates (TSBC) Enough (Solaris Fatigue Activity Mike Reidiger Management) (Recreation Adapted Society) SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ABBOTSFORD EVENT CENTER TOUR WINE TASTING GUIDED TRAIL HIKE WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2019 TECHNICAL - SESSION PRESENTER HR/SUPERVISORY SESSION PRESENTER PROGRAMMING SESSION PRESENTER TECHNICAL - SESSION PRESENTER OPERATIONS STREAM STREAM OPERATIONS Time Slot STREAM STREAM Session 1 8:30am - 9:45am BULL SESSIONS - AQUATICS, ARENA, & PROGRAMMING Session 2 10:00am - 11:15am Future of Refrigerants Dr. Chuck Allgood Creating Visually Corrinne Garrett Dry Floor Innovative Janis Dancs & Advancements in Pool Taio Waldhaus & Tim McRae Welcoming & Safe & Kelsey Swanson Programming Shawn Fengler Filtration Technologies & Rob Walter (Chemours Canada) Facilities with Branding (City of Surrey) (City of Port Coquitlam) (AME Consultants) Session 3 1:45pm - 3:00pm New Developments to Art Sutherland The Do’s & Don’ts Cheryl Weibe Safety Strategies for Corrine Garrett Optimizing Air & Water John Duiker Improve Ammonia (Accent Refrigeration) of Community (District of Peachland) Arena & Pool Staff (City of Surrey) Quality in Aquatic (Automated Aquatics) Safety Engagement & Carol Sheridan Facilities (Town of Oliver) Session 4 3:15pm - 4:30pm Aging Refrigeration Robert Martin How to Attract & Joanne Edey-Nicol & Time Management for Michelle Wilcox Gas Chlorine Safety & Gordon Harness Equipment (Cimco Refrigeration) Retain the Right Staff Yue-Ching Cheng Programers (District of Squamish) Pool Chemicals & Steve Tye for Your Organization (Langara College) (WorkSafe BC) Dan Pagely (RFABC) AWARDS BANQUET - Entertainment John Cullen (Comedian) THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2019 TECHNICAL - SESSION PRESENTER HR/SUPERVISORY SESSION PRESENTER PROGRAMMING SESSION PRESENTER HR/SUPERVISORY SESSION PRESENTER OPERATIONS STREAM STREAM STREAM Time Slot STREAM Session 1 9:00am - 10:30am The Right Refrigerant Panel Discussion Recreation Facility John Tarantino Arena Ice Programming Panel Discussion Cannabis & Public Panel Discussion for the Right Installation Ian Welle (Accent), Asset Management (Marmak Information Nicole Tjepkema (City of Facilities Rob Martin (Cimco), Programs Technologies) Richmond), Gary Patterson Tim McCrae & Chuck (City of Nanaimo), Allgood (Chemours) Regan Jamieson (Comox Reg. District) Session 2 10:45am - 11:45am BULL SESSIONS - WORLD CAFÉ - AQUATICS, ARENA, & PROGRAMMING 2019 RFABC Pre-Conference Session CON 019 FE 2 R C E B N A C F E Harrison Hot Springs, BC R May 13, 201 9 FACING Futheture 8:30 AM –5:30 PM TOGETHER Ice Rink Ammonia Release Simulation and the Appropriate Response (first time offered in BC) Sponsored by Accent Refrigeration This newly developed course is offered bythe Ammonia Safety and Training Institute will cover the following: When to go into your compressor room When you evacuate your facility When you evacuate your neighborhood How to evacuate your facility The role of management, first responders, operators, and refrigeration mechan ic Real life stories and a facility ammonia response simulation . Session Fees, including lunch: Pre-Conference workshop with conference registration $119 Pre-Conference without conference registration $139 Register by clicking he re For more information, contact Info@RFAB C.com TM AEst. 1948BC AMMONIA SAFETY & RECREATION FACILITIES TRAINING INSTITUTE ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ASTI is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Leaders of Recreation Facility Operations 2019 RFABC Conference Agenda MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 10:00am to 11:15am BREAKOUT SESSIONS 11am to 5pm • Future of Refrigerants - Dr. Chuck Allgood & Tim McRae (Canada Room) Golf Tournament (Sandpiper's Golf Course) • Creating Visually Welcoming & Safe Facilities - Corrinne Garrett & Kelsey Swanson (Miama Room) 3pm to 9pm • Dry Floor Innovative Programming - Janis Dancs & Shawn Fengler Delegate Registration (Rainbow Room) • Advancements in Pool Filtration Technologies - Talo Waldhaus & Rob 7pm to 9pm Walters (Cheam Room) Welcome and Social (Cascade Room) 11:30am to 1:30pm TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 AGM & Past Presidents Lunch (everyone welcome) (Forum Ballroom) 7:45am to 8:30am 1:45pm to 3:00pm Delegate Registration BREAKOUT SESSIONS • New Developments to Improve Ammonia Safety - Art Sutherland 7:30am to 8:30am (Canada Room) Breakfast (Forum Ballroom) • Community Engagement - Cheryl Wiebe & Carol Sheridan (Miama Room) 8:30am to 9:45am • Safety Strategies for Arena & Pool Staff - Corrinne Garrett Opening Keynote (Forum Ballroom) (Cheam Room) Positive Networking- Gayle Hallgren & Judy Thomson • Optimizing Air & Water Quality in Aquatic Facilities - John Duiker (Rainbow Room) 9:45am to 10:00am Nutrition Break 3:00pm to 3:15pm Nutrition Break 10:00am to 11:15am Plenary Session (Forum Ballroom) 3:15pm to 4:30pm I'll Sleep when I'm Dead – Mike Harnett BREAKOUT SESSIONS • Aging Refrigeration Equipment- Robert Martin (Canada Room) 11:20am to 12:35pm • How to Attract and Retain Staff - Joanne Edey-Nicol, Yue-Ching Cheng, BREAKOUT SESSIONS Dan Pagely (Miama Room) • Refrigeration Plants Regulatory Updates - TSBC Larry • Time Management for Programmers- Michelle Wilcox (Cheam Room) Malmgren(Canada Room) • Gas Chlorine Safety & Pool Chemicals- Gordon Harness & Steve Tye • Being Awake is not enough- Mike Harnett (Miama Room) (Rainbow Room) • Creating Accessible Activity- Tanelle Bolt & Mike Reidiger (Canada Room) 6:00pm to 9:30pm Awards Banquet and Entertainment John Cullen (Forum Ballroom) 1:00pm to 4:00pm TOURS (BOX LUNCHES PROVIDED) (FORUM FOYER) THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2019 • Abbotsford Event Center Tour ​ • Wine Tasting Harrison Hot Springs Hotel 7:30am to 8:45am • Guided Trail Hike ​Tour Breakfast (Forum Ballroom) • Or Soak in the Hot Springs 9:00am to 10:30am 5:00pm to 6:00pm BREAKOUT SESSIONS: Trade Show Dinner (St. Alice Center) • The Right Refrigerant for the Right Installation
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