Energy

Networks

Association SHE 2014 – Welcome and

Introduction

25 Years of SHE David Smith Chief Executive 15th May 2014

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• Programme

• Conference organising committee

• Emergency Procedures

• Presentations

• Tea/coffee breaks

• Exhibitors

• Feedback

• Conference dinner

Welcome

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• The Energy Industry SHE Management Conference promotes the

highest standards for addressing and managing SHE issues within

our Industry.

• It provides a forum for all stakeholders – employees, employers,

trade unions and regulators – to network, share best practice and

review safety, health and environment challenges and concerns.

• The conference aims to foster co-operation and improve contact

between, and within, the organisations and companies that comprise

our industry.

Conference objectives

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ENA Member Companies (and predecessors) Fatal, Major and Over 3 Days Accident Incidence Rates per 100 Employees

"Pre-Privatisation"

"Post-Privatisation"

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British Energy CE Electric UK

BNFL Central Networks

Edison Mission Electricity North West

National Grid Inexus

GPU Power National Grid

London Electricity UK Power Networks

NIE NIE

Northern Electricity SSE

Powergen ScottishPower

SEEBOARD WPD

S&SE

ScottishPower

TXU Europe

United Utilities

Western Power

Yorkshire Electricity

EA and ENA companies signing on

SAFELEC 2010

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25 years of conferences

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• Individual ENA Member

companies are committed to

achieving Safety, Health and

Environmental excellence.

• The ENA SHE Committee, sub-

committees and working

groups will support and

enhance individual company

objectives wherever possible

through the additional collective

knowledge, experience and

resources available to them.

ENA’s ongoing commitment to SHE

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ENA will actively support the next Electricity Industry H&S

Strategy from 1st January 2015, and in the years that follow.

ENA will ensure that learning arising from LCNF trials and

new technology inform the SHE agenda going forward;

And…hosts for the next two SHE conferences in 2015 and

2016 have already been agreed

Looking forward

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Sheila Duncan

Judith Ross

Sarah Veale

Keynote speakers