Health and Safety 10

Itinerary for The Royal Highland Centre, 15th September 2010

The wide-ranging and comprehensive seminar programme for Health and Safety 10 - Scotland has been compiled in partnership with our educational partner, the British Safety Council.

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BSC SEMINAR PROGRAMME


Code Time Speaker Topic Summary - Click below for further details
S1A 09:45 – 10:30 Dr Paul Stollard Director HSE Scotland Overview of the Health and Safety Challenges facing Scotland The health and Safety of workers in Scotland has improved significantly since the Health and safety at Work Act was introduced over thirty years ago...
S1B 11:00 – 11:45 Colin Johnstone: Safety Advisor, Dawn Group Safety Culture and Behavioural Safety in Construction The presentation will cover evaluating the challenges and benefits between operating a safety management system...
S1C 12:30 – 13:15 Andrew Sharman Divisional Manager Safety, Health and Wellbeing RBS Establishing Clear Communication in Times of Organisational Change Change is a certainty for all organisations, either as a result of the economic downturn, the impact of globalisation or, simply part of a competitive business landscape...
S1D 14:00 – 14:45 Nigel Bryson Bryson Consulting, Making Worker Involvement Effective People support what they help create. Effective worker involvement improves both health and safety standards and business performance...


Event Partner Seminars: Summaries

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S1E 10.30 – 11.15am Ian Samson: Territory Manager UK & Ireland Training Specialist (EMEA), Dupont Personal Protection Dressing and Undressing Procedures for Chemical Clothing with other PPE The presentation will look at how to dress and undress (Donning and Doffing) chemical protective coverall while wearing other PPE...
S1F 11.45 – 12.30am Forbes McGregor, Sales Manager, Scotland, Ansell Occupational Healthcare
Hand and Arm Awareness Workers performing maintenance duties in industries such as automotive,OEM, metal, chemical, etc...
S1G 13.15 – 14.00pm Alan McArthur, Technical Affairs Engineer, 3M Occupational Health and Environmental Safety The Eye - Hazards, Health Effects and Protective Solutions. The presentation will provide an understanding of the eye, highlight the health effects from chemical, mechanical and radiation...


BSC SEMINAR PROGRAMME


09.45 -10.30

Dr Paul Stollard: Director - HSE Scotland

Overview of the Health and Safety Challenges facing Scotland


The health and safety of workers in Scotland has improved significantly since the Health and safety at Work Act was introduced over thirty years ago. However, too many Scottish workers are still being injured, in some cases fatally, or having their health damaged by work. Key industries where the Health and Safety Executive continues to seek significant improvements are construction, agriculture and waste and recycling. The HSE also continues to play a vital role in maintaining the safety of such major risks as the nuclear sites, the off-shore and on-shore oil and gas industries. A new challenge is working alongside those developing large scale renewables projects.

11:00 – 11:45

Colin Johnstone: Safety Advisor - Dawn Group

Safety Culture and Behavioural Safety in Construction


The presentation will cover evaluating the challenges and benefits between operating a safety management system or a behavioural safety system to support & maintain a positive safety culture in a construction environment, from the perspective of a Principal contractor.

12:30 – 13:15

Andrew Sharman: Divisional Manager Safety - Health and Wellbeing RBS

Establishing Clear Communication in Times of Organiational Change


Change is a certainty for all organisations, either as a result of the economic downturn, the impact of globalisation or, simply part of a competitive business landscape.
Many of the risks inherent in a significant organisational change or crisis are easy to recognise. In tough times, there is a natural tendency to retrench, cut costs, and wait things out. But organisations may overlook or even shy away from the growth opportunities that lie within the challenge.
Companies that first manage the risks and then harness the opportunities of crisis or change in a positive, strategic and speedy manner can gain additional strength and emerge as winners in safety. This session presents a selection of sophisticated communication techniques and principles in a straightforward, practical and understandable way. Specifically, we'll consider health & safety communication during times of corporate change, improving safety connectivity following a global downturn, developing capability or raising awareness and the New Rules of employee engagement.

14:00 – 14:45

Nigel Bryson: Bryson Consulting

Making Worker Involvement Effective


People support what they help create. Effective worker involvement improves both health and safety standards and business performance. Using examples from successful case studies, key methods and techniques for creating effective worker involvement will be presented. These can assist any organisation to improve their health and safety performance and workforce communication.

Event Partner Seminars


10.30 – 11.15

Ian Samson: Territory Manager UK & Ireland Training Specialist (EMEA), Dupont Personal Protection

Dressing and Undressing Procedures for Chemical Clothing with other PPE


The presentation will look at how to dress and undress (Donning and Doffing) chemical protective coverall while wearing other PPE. Other PPE can be gloves, footwear, respirators and half and full face masks .When dressing, it is important to dress in the correct order in a safe environment and to check that all is correct before proceeding into the working environment. After leaving the working environment, it is now more important to undress safely as you may be contaminated from the work place and you do not want to be exposed to chemical or dusts when undressing. Following simple steps, it can be shown how to minimise this and also in what order should the PPE removed.

11.45 – 12.30

Forbes McGregor: Sales Manager, Scotland, Ansell Occupational Healthcare

Hand and Arm Awareness


Workers performing maintenance duties in industries such as automotive,OEM, metal, chemical, etc. are often unaware that substances like oil,solvents, mastics, etc. are chemicals that can cause skin irritation and allergies. A dedicated hand protection solution that seamlessly combines chemical protection and dexterity/tactility is, therefore, a must to protect the hands against these and many other hazards during maintenance applications. Based on deep industry insight and hand protection expertise and experience, Ansell can help companies select the most appropriate solutions from its wide glove range, thus improving both safety and productivity while cutting costs.

13:15 – 14:00

Alan McArthur: Technical Affairs Engineer, 3M Occupational Health and Environmental Safety

The Eye - Hazards, Health Effects and Protective Solutions


The presentation will provide an understanding of the eye, highlight the health effects from chemical, mechanical and radiation (UV, Infrared and visible light) hazards in the workplace and discuss the selection of appropriate protective eyewear.