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With the current pace of retirements, more engineers are being fast-tracked into operating positions where Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) is an important and vital component of their work. Educators are beginning to hear more and more from industry and government that there is a need for engineers to be better educated in SHE Management as well as Process Safety Management. Minerva Canada Safety Management Education Inc. is a not for profit organization dedicated to promoting the teaching of SHE Management education to post-secondary teaching institutions across Canada. It targets the educators of tomorrow’s leaders by encouraging colleges and universities to embed SHE Management education into the core curricula of business and engineering schools. Since 2004, there have been 140 engineering professors from 26 Canadian universities that have attended Minerva’s annual Summer Institute. Professors have been provided with valuable presentations and teaching material at these Institutes on various aspects of Safety, Health and Environment from members of industry, government, H&S associations and academia. At the June 2010 CEEA Conference, the authors of this paper will present the compelling case for the need for more SHE education in our engineering schools, from a business, regulatory and ethical standpoint. They shall also discuss recent changes in the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board requirements and what this may mean to engineering curriculum requirements. Finally, the authors will discuss the inventory of SHE teaching material that is available free from Minerva’s Summer Institutes and its website along with teaching methods to incorporate some of it into existing courses.

Teaching Occupational Health and Safety in Engineering Schools – Best Practices, Support, and Opportunities