Health & Safety Events 2015

Conference 8th October 2015

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Code	Time	Speakers	Topic	Overview
British Safety Council
S2A	09.45 - 10.30	Neil Budworth: Vice President for HSSSEQ for Clean Energy/ Director of HSSSEQ for E & I, Amec Foster Wheeler	Working Across Multiple Sites and Borders (Successfully ?)	Neil�s presentation will address some of the challenges of working internationally and introduce the audience to some tools which help us to understand and successfully manage the challenges posed by cross cultural working. S2A - Neil Budworth - AMEC (Bolton Arena - 08.10.15) (1,859 Kb)
S2B	11.15-12.15 (Part One)	Pinsent Masons LLP	A Mock Trial: A Construction Industry Accident - Who�s Fault? YOU Decide. (Part 1 � The Evidence)	Ever wondered how a health and safety prosecution unfolds (but been glad you've not experienced it first hand)? Find out at this mock trial session. Following a construction industry accident, watch an HSE inspector, injured party and managing director being questioned and cross-examined before you, the jury, decide the outcome. For further on the presentations, contact [email protected]
S2C	13.15-14.15 (Part Two)	Pinsent Masons LLP	A Mock Trial: A Construction Industry Accident - Who�s Fault? YOU Decide. (Part 2 � The Verdict)	Ever wondered how a health and safety prosecution unfolds (but been glad you've not experienced it first hand)? Find out at this mock trial session. Following a construction industry accident, watch an HSE inspector, injured party and managing director being questioned and cross-examined before you, the jury, decide the outcome. For further on the presentations, contact [email protected]
Event Partner
S2D	09.10 - 09.45	Adam Willcock, Product & Procurement Manager Personal Protective Equipment Arco.	Working with Construction Dust	To raise awareness of the health hazards associated with exposure to Silica dust and the importance of proper control measures with a focus upon the selection and use of Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE).
S2E	10.35 - 11.05	Simon Field, 3M Technical Service	Use of PPE in the metal fabrication industry	Simon will discuss some of the hazards found in metal working industries and the health effects they can cause, including: Eye hazards � mechanical hazards from grinding and cutting operations and radiation/light hazards during welding. Respiratory hazards � dust and gas hazards found in the industry including metal fume. Noise hazards � many metal fabrication operations are capable of generating harmful levels of noise. The presentation will then cover the types of Personal Protective Equipment that are often used to mitigate risk in metal fabrication industries and consider aspects of selection and correct use. For further information on the presentation, please contact [email protected]
S2F	12.40-13.15	Tim Watson: CMS Leader, Alcumus	Chemical Labelling: The Impact of Adopting the UN�s GHS on COSHH Compliance	The United Nations� Globally Harmonised System (GHS) offers a single worldwide approach to classifying and communicating the hazardous properties of industrial and consumer chemicals. This presentation examines: European Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP); Your legal responsibilities and the need to adjust your management approach to COSHH in accordance with the GHS. S2F - Tim Watson - Alcumus (Bolton Arena - 08.10.15) (1,025 Kb)
S2G	14.20 - 14.50	Elaina Harvey, UK Thermal Specialist for Nomex� & Western Europe Electric Arc End User Specialist: Dupont Personal Protection	How to Assess Electric Arc Hazards and Protect Workers	The DuPont "4 P� approach to understanding and managing electrical arc hazards will be summarized (Predict, Prevent, Protect and Publish). Where the risk cannot be controlled by prevention or where there is a residual risk of injury then it may be necessary to consider Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to prevent injury to the worker. Within the Protect section, the new arc flash standards IEC 61482-2, EN 61482-1-1 and EN 61482-1-2 will be highlighted together with a lightweight, comfortable European layering approach to ensure that the worker is not restricted from cumbersome clothing. For further information on the presentation, please contact [email protected] or visit www.nomex.co.uk S2G - Elaina Harvey - Dupont (Bolton Arena - 08.10.15) (755 Kb)