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Motivational Talk by Jason Anker
“My life after a fall from height”
Officially Endorsed By:
iN tHe cHair Andrew Sharman Owens-Illinois Switzerland Director - Environment Health & Safety and Risk Management
Darryl C. Hill Ph.D., CSP ABB Inc, North America, Vice President Safety & Health & Past-President at ASSE
Judith Hackitt Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK), UK Chair
Dr Michael Hamarneh Saudi Aramco Saudi Arabia Industrial/Organizational Psychologist (OCD)
Emma Currie Acting Up, UK Managing Director
Professor Craig Jackson Birmingham City University, UK Professor of Occupational Health Psychology
Alex Botha British Safety Council (BSC) UK, Chief Executive Officer
Professor Neil Budworth E.ON, UK, Corporate Manager for Health & Safety
Thierry Dumortier Enhesa, Belgium Managing Director
Peter Tayar-Watson General Electric, UK EHS Leader Europe
Eddie Morland, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL), UK Chief Executive Officer
Dr Jennifer Lunt Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL), UK Principal Health Psychologist
Alastair McCubbin Kraft Foods Inc, UK Director of Global Safety
Laura Cameron Pinsent Masons, UK Head of Regulation
Dr Tim Marsh Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK Managing Director
Davide Scotti Saipem, Italy, HSE New Initiatives & Change Manager
Elena Kompasenko TNK BP, Russia Vice President HSE
YOUR PRESTIGIOUS SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS
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The 6th Annual HSE Excellence Europe17th & 18th May 2012, rome, italy
the courtyard by Marriott rome central park Hotel
Exclusive topic by Dr Jennifer Lunt: NUDGE THEORY
“The Future of HSE: Which road to take?”
Experience 2 full days of Awe-Inspiring Chairmanship
Listen to real life experiences of the physical and psychological effects of a major incident
Benefit from the “Safety Moment”
Free handouts of the book “Talking Safety“ by Dr Tim Marsh
As well as:
10+ presentations and real life case studies
“Power Networking“ Session
More than 7 hours full of networking
4 hours of panel and round-table discussions
Media Partners:A CPD Accredited Event:
Strategic Partners: Supporting Organizations:
Sponsors:Bronze Sponsor:
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HEALTH AND SAFETY
EXCELLENCE
EMEA Safety, Health and Security
Management in Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals
Addressing and overcoming health, safety and security
challenges
Successfully adapting to a changing and intensifying workplace
environment
Embracing and complying with new safety regulations and
upgrading safety cases
Optimising safety design, process safety and structural integrity
And much more...
FIND YOUR REASONS TO ATTEND:
Health and Safety in Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals has been a constant
industry concern for a long time, however in recent years the emphasis
has been more on a holistic approach to workplace well-being.
Traditional topics, such as behavioral safety, the causes of human
error and the target of achieving the zero-incident level are still of key
importance. The role of Health, Safety and Security Professionals is
evolving and developing to take on these new challenges.
Attend our conference and learn through interactive discussions,
moderated round table debates and a selection of case studies the
challenges that face Health, Safety and Security Professionals in a
changing and accelerated world where merely accident prevention is
not enough. Stress management, maintenance of a healthy work-life
balance, optimisation of leadership development and a discussion of
the skills needed for successful Health and Safety professionals is as
much part of this years “Health and Safety Excellence“ as the
topics that have been under discussion for years, but are still as relevant
as ever.
17th and 18th of September 2007
Hotel Palace, Barcelona, Spain
Collaborative
Partner:
Silver Sponsor:
Media Partners:
Bronze Sponsor:
SPEAkERS PANEL
Dr. Helga Prazak–Reisinger, OMV
VP Corporate HSE
Stephan Cavillot, Total Petrochemicals
Director Personal Health and Safety
Chris Evans, Fluor
HSE Director EAME
Bob Woodward, Health and Safety Executive
(HSE) and Environment Agency, Chief Investigator
Eddy Eyckmans, Borealis Group
Group Health & Safety Manager
Mostafa Sadeghpour, National Iranian
Petrochemical Company (NIPC)
HSE Manager
Chandrashekhar Chandwadkar, National
Iranian Petrochemical Company (NIPC)
HSE Advisor
Ahmed khalil, BAPCO Refinery
HSE Manager
Dr. Craig A. Jackson, University of Central
England Birmingham, Professor of Health Psychology
Hector Puyosa, GE Plastics Spain
HSE Manager
Errol Taylor, RoSPA
Deputy Chief Executive
Oliver Laubner, Behavioral Science Technology
Int., Account Executive
Booking line: tel: + 420 257 218 505, fax: + 420 257 218 508, Email: [email protected]
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The Oil, Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical Industries are viewed as particularly risky environments to work in. Last year over 60 industry experts came together to discuss challenges, strategies and future trends when it comes to Health and Safety culture and the holistic approach to workplace well-being which is adopted now increasingly and announces the way into the future. Traditional topics, such as behavioral safety, the causes of human error and the target of achieving a zero-incident level are still of key importance until that target will be achieved.
Our 2nd Annual event addresses the challenges that face Health and Safety Professionals in a changing and accelerated world where merely accident prevention is not enough and needs to be dealt with in a more holistic approach. Join our „2nd annual Health and safety excellence” to hear from leading experts in the field of safety, occupational medicine and stress management.
Join our interactive discussions, moderated round table debates and selection of cases studies from major Oil, Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical Companies who share their experience of implementing different safety measures, programs and strategies.
14th and 15th of May 2008, radisson sAs, rome
2nd ANNUAL HEALTH AND SAFETY EXCELLENCE
In the Oil, Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical Industries
silver sponsors: Media Partners:
evgeniy Y. Bulgakov, tnk Bp Vice President, Health, Safety & Environment
dr. sultan otaibi, saudi aramco Occupational Medicine Specialist
kent B. reynolds, total/elf petroleum nigeria limited Deputy General Manager, HSE
eddy eyckmans, Borealis Group Health & Safety Manager
garry F. Crighton, dodsal group HSE Director
dr. Craig a. Jackson, Birmingham City university Professor of Health Psychology
John Catchpole, Fluor HSE Manager
peter augsten, dupont safety resources Practice Leader
Yiannis aspirtakis, plastika kritis Quality, Safety and Environmental Head Manager
oliver laubner, Behavioral science technology int. Account Executive
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Ceos: Vice Presidents, Global HSE Directors and Heads of HSE
Departments; Heads of HSEQ, Managers and HSE Advisors,
Directors and Managers for Risk, Maintenance, Operations,
Contract Managements, Process Safety, Transportation,
SustainabilityHse team Leaders: Asset Managers, Consultants, Project
Managers; Plant Managers
WHo sHould attend?
Gold Sponsor:
Collaborative Partners: Media Partners:
22nd & 23rd of April 2009, brussels, the Dominican Hotel
3rd annual Health and safety excellence
In the Oil, Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical Industriesin tHe CHair
your Prestigious sPeaker Panel
Jan-Willem Jannink, accenturedavid nelissen, accenture
Pol Hoorelbeke, total Petrochemicals
VP HSEPierre de Jagger, CB&i lummus B.V.
Director HSSEQFrancesco raveggi, ge oil & gas
Head of HSE luciano scataglini, eni e&P Safety Managerarpad osz Jr., Mol group
Upstream SD&HSE Managergarry Crighton, dodsal group HSE Directoreddy eyckmans, Borealis Polymers nV
Group Health & Safety Manager – Group HSE
neil Currie, eVision industry software
Product ManagerJoan stallaert, technip HSE ManagerMartijn van Wijngaarden, Vopak lng Holding B.V.
Senior SHE Advisortaf Powell, Hse uk Director of Emerging Energy Technologies
Chief Inspector on the Buncefield Major Incident Investigation
Boarddr. tim Marsh, the ryder Marsh
Managing DirectorBruce athol Mackinnon & emma Currie, acting up
daryl Fullerton, Biznet solutions
CEO
learn how major companies integrate their Hse
standards in contractor’s management explore the future trends and upcoming approaches to
Hse programs gain a valuable insight into how to engage your
employees and all leadership levels into safety implement the newest experiences in process safety from
global players in the industry understand effective emergency response plans from
Case studies brought by experiences industry leaders
Health and Safety in Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals has always been
among the highest industry concerns. Traditional topics, such as
behavioral safety, the causes of human error and achieving zero-
incident level will be always of a key importance.
In April Health, Safety and Security Professionals from the whole
world will join together for a 3rd year this conference to address
the challenges which they faced past year and discuss strategies
and future trends when it comes to the well being of their
companies and employees.
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13th - 14 th september 2010, rey Juan Carlos i, barcelona
4th annual
HSe excellence europe
roald riise, Statoil
VP HSE International E & P
leif Hellebo, Hydro
Senior VP Corporate HSES
ron Waumans, essent
Corporate Manager HSE
Guido Montanari, eni
Corporate VP Safety & E R
philippe F. Bernascolle,
BerTin Technologies, France
Product ManagerBrad Witt, Sperian Hearing
protection Director of Hearing Conservation
duncan lloyd, Schlumberger
HSE Manager Northsea
Operations Bert Schulze, Technidata aG
Germany, Vice President
luis F. Giuditta Miranda,
dupont Sustainable Solutions
Project ManagerHerman van roost, Total
petrochemicals, General
Manager Industrial Organisation
& Competencies Project
dr. Tim Marsh, ryder Marsh
Managing Directordr. lali Japaridze, Bp
Health Director, Europe &
Southern Africa Janet C. Smith, exxon Mobil
Corporation Medicine and
Occupational Health OH (COE)
dr. Janet l. asherson,
international organisation of
employers (ioe)
Adviser Environment, Health &
Safetyneil Budworth, e.on Uk
Corporate Health & Safety
Manager dr. Craig Jackson,
Birmingham City University
Professor of Occupational Health
Psychology Chris Methven, iHS, Business
Development Director - Europe,
Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
robin perry, robin perry &
associates President
rick McClaine, Hercules offshore
Vice President HSE kent reynolds, Total
Methods & Safety Operations, Projects & Construction Division
dr. Tim Marsh, ryder Marsh Safety ltd.
Managing DirectorSteve piscina, Mubadala oil & Gas
HSES Manager dr.Craig Jackson, Birmingham City University
Professor of Occupational Health Psychology
david Harper, Shell international e & p
HSE Advisor Global Growth
Mark ellington, acergy ltd
Director HSQE
reality Check - HSe Compliance during economic
downturn assessing your HSe Culture - Currents Challenges,
Trends & practices learning from past disasters - are We doing enough
to avoid reoccurrence?
Getting ready for an emergency - effective erp
Strategies occupational Health - evaluation & Mitigation of
Health Hazards ageing Workforce: Managing the Biggest assets of
your Company How to deal with labour psychological issues at
Work? industrial Hygiene programme - identify & Control
Hazards environmental impact - Current initiatives & Future
plans
VP’s, Global Directors, Heads of, Managers, Safety Coaches, Corporate
Medical Advisors, Senior Officers, Advisors for: H&S/ HSE/ HSEQ/ SHE/
HSSE/ QESH, Process Safety, Operations, Occupational Health, Risk
Assessment, Internal Risk, Audit, Emergency Response, E&P, Project
Development, HSE Engineers, Loss and Prevention , Knowledge
Management, Development and Training, & Consultants etc.
WHo SHoUld aTTend
Media Partners:
Silver Sponsors:
Gold Sponsor:
Exhibitors:
Supporting Association:
Principal HR Sponsors:
European business briefing
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Andrew Sharman Owens-Illinois
Switzerland, Health & Safety Director
Graeme Lawrie, OMV, UK
HSEQ Manager
Dr Janet L. Asherson
International Organisation of
Employers (IOE), Switzerland
Adviser Environment Health & Safety
Guido Simons, RWE Technology
Projects GmbH, Netherlands
Manager HSEGina Ward, BP, UK
Business Manager
Luciano Scataglini
ENI E&P Division, Italy
Safety Manager Upstream
Professor Neil Budworth E.ON, UK
Corporate Manager Health & Safety
Petr Kanka
RWE Transgas, Czech Republic
Manager Health & Safety, Environment
Ann Ramsey, BP, UK
Health Advisor
Anna Maria Petrone, ENI E&P Division
Italy, HSE Engineer
Duncan Lloyd, Schlumberger
Norway, HSE Manager, North Sea
Dr Craig Jackson, Birmingham City
University, UK, Professor of Occupational
Health Psychology
Paul Bizzell, Ryder Marsh Safety
Limited, UK, Operations Director
Jacqui Cooney, OMV, UK
HSEQ ExpertAndrew Meredith, BP, UK
Health AdvisorPeter Augsten, DuPont, Germany
Regional Employee Safety Practice Leader
Paul Clow, DuPont, UK
Account Manager
Bernd Freibott, SAP, Germany
Director Business Development
Sustainability Services
Matty Zadnikar, Z-Group, Belgium
CEO
iN tHe CHAir Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK, Managing Director
Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois
Switzerland, Health & Safety Director
Dr Craig Jackson, Birmingham City
University, UK, Professor of Occupational
Health Psychology
Tariq Ghamdi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi
Arabia, Safety Specialist
Dr Janet L. Asherson
International Organization of
Employers (IOE), Switzerland
Adviser Environment, Health & Safety
Janet C. Smith, Exxon Mobil, USA
Corporate Medicine and Occupational
Health OH (COE) Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety
Ltd, UK, Managing Director
Irina Akimova, Russia, Corresponding
Member of Academy of Technological
Sciences of Russian Federation &
Member of Expert Council of Russian
Gas Society
Following list represents the Expert Advisory Committee for the 5th Annual HSE Excellence Europe 2011. The Conference Program has been
shaped with the kind support and efforts of our Expert Advisory Committee, which have indeed been an inevitable part of the entire process
of conference formulation.
YOUR PRESTIGEOUS SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS
OUR EXPERT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The 5 th Annual HSE
Excellence Europe
Premium Silver Sponsor:
Strategic Partners:
Bronze Sponsor:
Media Partners:
25 th - 26 th May 2011
Hilton London Green Park Hotel, London, Great britain
Special Pre-Conference Workshop 24 th May 2011
“Maintaining a Stable HSE Practice”
WHAT OUR PAST DELEGATES SAID ABOUT OUR PREVIOUS EVENTS:
The conference program has been shaped with the kind support and efforts of our steering committee members. They have indeed been an inevitable part of the entire process of conference formulation.
Conference Format: Each session will last 20-30 minutes and be followed by a 10 minutes of Q&A.
“The networking opportunities, the quality of speaker and their subjects were all brilliant, as well as the caliber of attendees. Thank you!”
(EHS Manager, Imerys S.A, France)
“A really good avenue for networking and sharing of lessons learned.”(HSE Director, Petronas, Malaysia)
“Interesting, good size and well balanced speeches.”(VP Corporate HSE, OMV, Austria)
“Appreciate all your efforts. The event was well organized, well received by all participants and congratulate you for your organization for the job well done.”
(HSE Industrial Crisis Manager, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar)
“Great diversity of speakers. Well done!”(H&S Advisor, Electrabel, Belgium)
“Thank you for good management and perfect program list”(Head of HSE Engineering, Turkish Petroleum Company, Turkey)
“The whole conference was very well organized, with a great variety of speakers.”
(SHEQ Manager, Smit Marine Projects, Netherlands)
“I really liked the way the conference ran to ‚time‘ schedule, logistics was good and staff was great. Thank you!”
(HSEQ Manager, OMV, UK)
“I found the forum very informative and highly professional. Exceptional job!”(HSE Director, GE, USA)
“Was really satisfied with networking and balance of speakers”(Operations Director, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK)
AS PART OF OUR SUCCESSFUL HSE PORTFOLIO
DISTRIBUTION OF PARTICIPANTS IN YEAR 2011
Distribution by Position 7% Presidents, C-Level, Members of the Board & VP 20% Directors, Deputy Directors and Heads 44% Managers, Coordinators, Leaders & Supervisors 16% Consultants, Advisers, Experts, Specialists,
Researchers & Analysts 13% Engineers & Others
Distribution by Region 5% CEE 2% SEE 75% Western Europe 18% Middle East & Other
Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk Management
Darryl C. Hill, Ph.D., CSP, ABB Inc, North America Vice President, Safety & Health & Past-President at ASSE
Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK, Managing Director
Paul Bizzell, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK, Operations Director
John A. McLay, P. Eng., JMC Consulting, Canada, Chief Executive
Dr. Lali Japaridze, BP International Ltd, UK Senior Health Director, Eastern Hemisphere
STEERING COMMITTEE
Health, Safety& Environment has been an industry concern for a long time. However, in recent years, attention has moved more towards a holistic approach to workplace well-being, that heralds the way forward. Traditional topics, such as behavioral safety, the causes of human error and zero incident level will be always of a key importance. Nonetheless, the highlighted question of today is to discuss what is coming next and what will the safety culture of the future be, along with new alternatives to behavioral safety.Last year more than 60 industry experts came together to discuss the challenges and strategies faced by Health & Safety Professionals in a world of accelerated change. In May 2012, we will be discussing a future, where accident prevention is not enough and must be dealt with in a more holistic approach. Join our “6th Annual HSE Excellence Europe” to share with leading experts of safety, occupational medicine and stress management.
• MDs • VPs • General Managers • Heads • Managers • Team Leaders • Superintendents • Advisors • Coordinators • Auditors • Engineers for Health, Safety, Security, Quality • Fire and Safety Engineering Process Safety • Operations • Exploration & Production • Crisis Management Strategy • Contingency Planning • Occupational Health • Risk Assessment • Corporate Medical Directors • Consultants • Loss & Prevention etc
WHO WILL ATTEND
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booking line: tel: + 421 257 272 112, fax: + 421 255 644 490
DAY 1, 17th May 2012
8:30 Registration and Coffee
9:00 KeYNote address Address by the Chair:
Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk Management
9:10 “Power-Networking Session“This facilitated networking session will help to boost networking right from the beginning.
9:30 KeYNote address Regulating Health and Safety across the broadest business landscape: Great Britain’s perspective• How has the health and safety system in Great Britain evolved?• Describing the risk-based principles that underpin HSE’s approach
and the tools we use to achieve this• What responsibilities do organisations have to profile their risks and
manage them proactively?• What are we doing to reinvigorate and reform the system?Judith Hackitt, Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK), UK, Chair
10:00 KeYNote address Growing importance of Sustainability for the EHS Professional• Discuss the impact of sustainability on an organization• Describe how sustainability can impact the bottom-line • List emerging trends in the area of sustainability • Analyze how the EHS Professional can integrate sustainability into
their organization as a value-addDarryl C. Hill, Ph.D., CSP, ABB Inc, North America Vice President Safety & Health & Past-President at ASSE
10:30 Morning Coffee and Networking
11:00 Challenging behaviour – from the Board downwards• Benefits of operating with safety as a priority• Global health and safety issues for multinational organisations with
high risk operations• Common characteristics found in the successful, safe and sustainable
businessesLaura Cameron, Pinsent Masons, UK, Head of Regulation
11:30 Applying nudge to behavioural safety: A way forward• What is nudge• How is nudge relevant to health and safety?• The pros and cons of nudge?• Panacea or a new string to the bow?Dr Jennifer Lunt, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) UK, Principal Health Psychologist
12:00 Experiences of Creating and Implementing Global safety Standards and Management Systems• Moving to Company standards from a legal compliance culture• What constitutes a standard and what is guidance• Communicating the changes• What are the success factors• Buy-in of the safety community• Good communications• Quality of safety managers in the field• A clear brief and understanding• A willingness to changeAlastair McCubbin, Kraft Foods Inc, UK, Director of Global Safety
12:30 Focused Panel Discussion: The next steps on how to improve the health & safety performance furtherPanel Moderator:Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk ManagementPanelists:Judith Hackitt, Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK), UK, ChairLaura Cameron, Pinsent Masons, UK, Head of RegulationDr Jennifer Lunt, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) UK, Principal Health PsychologistAlastair McCubbin, Kraft Foods Inc, UK, Director of Global SafetyDarryl C. Hill, Ph.D., CSP, ABB Inc, North America Vice President Safety & Health & Past-President at ASSE
13:30 Luncheon
14:40 case studY Saipem Leadership in Health & Safety program• The story of how a successful cultural change program was
developed internally and rolled out globally for over 5 years • How to transform leaders into safety leaders focusing on emotional
engagement• Showing the multi-awarded Film “The Safer, the Better”• The story continues: the LHS FoundationDavide Scotti, Saipem, Italy, HSE New Initiatives & Change Manager
15:10 Afternoon Tea and Networking
15:40 Focused Round-Table DiscussionTo boost the interactivity, learning and networking opportunities our delegates will split into 4 groups of roundtables. Each roundtable will have 50 minutes to discuss their topic, followed by a 5 minute presentation, where the discussion leader will present the results and conclusions to the audience. The discussion topics are as followed:
Hse: Just another dimension of quality?
Roundtable Leader:Eddie Morland, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL), UK Chief Executive Officer
Hse culture and leadership enhancement: the next step forward
Roundtable Leader:Elena Kompasenko, TNK BP, Russia, Vice President HSE
How to Minimize Human error potential
Roundtable Leader:Darryl C. Hill, Ph.D., CSP, ABB Inc, North America Vice President Safety & Health & Past-President at ASSE
is board oversight of the management of health and safety really necessary?
Roundtable Leader:Alex Botha, British Safety Council (BSC), UK Chief Executive Officer
16:50 Final Remarks from the Floor
17:00 Closing Remarks from the Chair
A 90-minute private-guided walking tour through the fascinating district of Rome - Trastevere, where you will discover hidden treasures of Rome, will lead you to an old 14th century house, restaurant “Da Meo Patacca“, where we will enjoy typical Roman dinner with it‘s old Roman atmosphere.
Schedule of the Networking Social Program:18:00 Departure form the Hotel18:30–20:00 Trastevere Tour20:00–22:00 Dinner22:00 Departure from the Restaurant22:30 Arrival at the hotel
HIDDEN TRASTEVERE TOUR & ROMAN DINNER
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DAY 2, 18th May 2012
8:30 Registration and Coffee
9:00 KeYNote address by the Chair:Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk Management
9:10 KeYNote address Raise awareness of the causes and effects of excessive Occupational (work-related) stressors• Define Occupational Stress• Discuss Costs of stress & impact on business• Recognize the impact of Occupational Stress as a risk factor with
implications for Health & Safety Behavior• Signs of Stress • Develop an understanding of how stress impacts productivity• Assessment of Occupational Stress & Interventions - What can be
done?Dr Michael Hamarneh, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, Organization Consulting Department (OCD)
9:50 Behaviour Based Safety – Some Case Studies• Fatigue management & tiredness• Workers who are remote & isolated• Dealing with technology change• Workload reductionProfessor Craig Jackson, Birmingham City University, UK Professor of Occupational Health Psychology
10:30 Morning Coffee & Networking
11:10 Focused Panel Discussion: Six Steps to Compliance: Addressing Global EHS Challenges• Challenges of Global EHS Regulatory Compliance• Six Steps to Compliance By Design• How to Achieve Compliance in Practice• Learning from the Experiences and Practices of PeersPanel Chair:Thierry Dumortier, Enhesa, Belgium Managing DirectorPanelists:Peter Tayar-Watson, General Electric, UK, EHS Leader Europe
12:00 case studY Turning around health and safety performance• Addressing high accident rate areas using political, behavioural and
technical tools• Examining a population of 500 within E.OM who have reduced their
accident rate by more than a factor of 10 • How to become more efficient and profitableProfessor Neil Budworth, E.ON, UK Corporate Manager for Health & Safety
12:40 “Safety Moment” by Emma Currie, Acting Up, UK
12:50 Luncheon
14:10 The Heart of Safety• How to make safety messages matter • How stories teach us to be wise• Writing for Industry Emma Currie, Acting Up, Managing Director
14:40 The Mindful Safety Culture• How a mindful mindset encompasses strategy• Leadership and learning• Key to positive and pro-active safety cultureDr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK Managing Director
15:20 Afternoon Tea & Networking
15:40 Special FeatureMotivational Talk by Jason anker “My life after a fall from height”Jason talks openly about all of his experiences, the physical and physiological effects of a major incident• His Personnel Life• The Effect on his Family and Friends• The Cost of an Incident, Financial & Emotional• His Abuse of Alcohol and Drugs• His Struggle to get compensation• His Commitment to make a Difference• Major Uk blue chip companies including Eon,
Babcock, Centrica, ISOH, BAA, Sir Robert Mc Alpine, Vinci, Kier
16:10 Final Wrap Up Panel: Has ‘Environment‘ become the ‘new cool‘? • What are the barriers we need to remove to get past the safety
performance plateau?• Has behavioural safety reached it‘s sell-by date?• Crystal Balls: The role of safety professional in 2012 and
beyoned?Panel Chair:Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk ManagementPanelists:Dr Michael Hamarneh, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, Organization Consulting Department (OCD)Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK Managing DirectorProfessor Craig Jackson, Birmingham City University, UK Professor of Occupational Health Psychology
16:50 Handouts of the „Talking Safety“ Book & Collections of Evaluation Forms Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK Managing Director
17:00 Closing Remarks from the Chair
17:10 Farewell Coffee and Networking
I would like to thank those who have helped with the research and organisation of this event, especially the chairman,
advisors and speakers for their support and commitment.Bea Kyblova, Project Manager, beata.kyblova@
flemingeurope.com
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Meet Our Chairman
Andrew Sharman, Owens-Illinois, Switzerland Director - Environment, Health & Safety and Risk ManagementAndrew Sharman has enjoyed a range of senior roles within the energy, FMCG, finance, and manufacturing sectors and currently holds the position of Health & Safety Director for
Owens-Illinois Inc., the world‘s largest glass container manufacturer. One in every two glass containers made worldwide is produced by O-I or its affiliates. Andrew holds a Masters degree in International OSH Law and is a member of the Health & Safety Lawyers Association. He is a Chartered Fellow of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), as well as Vice Chairman of IOSH’s Board of Trustees, and a Director of its commercial business, IOSH Services Ltd. Currently reading for a Masters in Organizational Behaviour with emphasis on safety culture, Andrew regularly presents papers on attitude, behaviour and safety culture to professional conferences around the world. He is a visiting lecturer and external examiner at Glasgow Caledonian University. Far from being risk-averse, Andrew enjoys paragliding, sea kayaking and swimming with sharks.
Meet Our Comprehensive Speaker Panel
Judith Hackitt, Health and Safety Executive (HSE UK), UK, ChairJudith was appointed Chair of the Health and Safety Commission with effect from 1 October 2007 for a term of 5 years and became Chair of the Health and Safety Executive when the two organisations merged on 1 April 2008. Judith previously
served as a Commissioner between 2002 and 2005. She was awarded her CBE for services to health and safety. Judith worked in Brussels for the European Chemical Industry Association (CEFIC) in 2006/7. She worked at the Chemical Industries Association as Director of Business and Responsible Care (1998 - 2002) and Director General (2002 – 2006). Judith began her working career in 1975 with Exxon Chemicals where she spent 15 years in various process management roles at Fawley. She was subsequently European Operations Director of a speciality pigments business before becoming Group Risk Manager at Elementis PLC with world-wide responsibility for health and safety, insurance and litigation. She also served for three years as a non-executive Director of Oxfordshire Health Authority. Judith trained as a Chemical Engineer at Imperial College, London and is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, an Ordinary Member of Council of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, a Fellow of the City and Guilds Institute and an Honorary Vice President of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health. She was elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in July 2010. Judith was appointed as a non-Executive Director of the Energy Saving Trust in January 2009. She became a Trustee of the National Coal Mining Museum for England in June 2009. Judith has also been named as the president-elect of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) for 2013/14. She will take up the role of deputy president in 2012-2013.
Darryl C. Hill, Ph.D., CSP, ABB Inc, North America Vice President Safety & Health & Past-President at American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)Darryl served as American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE). President, 2010-2011. He is editor and contributing author for ASSE book, Construction Safety Management & Engineering
and received the ASSE Edgar Monsanto Queeny Safety Professional of the Year award in 1997. Darryl is an adjunct instructor at Oakland University where he teaches Construction Safety, Incident Investigation and Environmental Standards.
Laura Cameron, Pinsent Masons, UK Head of RegulationLaura heads the Litigation & Dispute Resolution team at McGrigors – a UK law firm – where she specialises in Health & Safety. She is the Chair of the Health and Safety Lawyers Association in Scotland and is ranked as a star individual in
Chambers Legal Directory for Health and Safety. Laura recently appeared before the House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee with the British Safety Council to provide evidence in relation to the review of health and safety. Laura‘s client base includes BP, Talisman, CNR, Wood Group, Asda, Galliford
Try, Scottish Water, Marks & Spencer, Baker Hughes, CB & I and Aggregate Industries. On 1 May 2012 McGrigors LLP will merge with Pinsent Masons LLP. The new firm will trade under the name Pinsent Masons LLP.
Dr Jennifer Lunt, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL), UK, Principal Health PsychologistJennifer Lunt is a Chartered Health Psychologist and Doctor of Health Psychology. She has been working for HSL for over 8 years and in that time has applied health psychology to health and safety research. Jennifer is technical lead for HSL’s
capability in Occupational Health Psychology and assures the technical quality of HSL’s work falling within that field. Consequently she has accrued an extensive portfolio of work on topics ranging from behavioural change and worker engagement, behavioural safety, disease reduction barriers and enablers, risk communication, retention at work, sickness absence and work-related well-being. Recent technical work that Jennifer has completed in the area of behaviour change has been leading development of a leadership and worker involvement web-based toolkit for the construction sector, overseeing development and delivery of HSL’s behaviour change courses, and offering thought leadership to industry on how ‘nudge’ can be applied to behavioural safety.
Alastair McCubbin, Kraft Foods Inc, UK Director of Global SafetyAlastair McCubbin has held a range of senior roles in operations and safety with BOC Group and Cadbury and currently holds the position of Director of Global Safety with Kraft Foods Alastair holds an honours degree in Chemical Engineering and
following 17 years of operational management moved into his first role as UK Head of EHS with BOC Group in 1999. He has sound experience of developing and operating safety systems and practices in multi-national situations and has a keen interest in the development of line-management safety behaviours.
Davide Scotti, Saipem, Italy HSE New Initiatives & Change ManagerDavide, graduated in 2001 with an honours degree in Management Studies from the University of Aberdeen. He then worked four years in the UK for an Oil and Gas Contractor holding various HSE posts. After 8 years living in the UK
he returned back home, Italy, in 2005 and joined Saipem Corporate HSE Department in Milan. In 2006 he contributed to the development of the successful “Leadership in Health & Safety” program and from 2008 managed its roll out in Saipem worldwide as well as the continuous research and development of tools and strategies to support the cultural change actually occurring in the organisation. In 2010 he managed the start up of a no-profit organisation, constituted by Saipem with the aim to share the Leadership in Health & Safety program within the industry. He is now holding the post of General Manager of the LHS Foundation.
Eddie Morland, Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL), UK, Chief Executive OfficerEddie is Chief Executive of the UK Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) and a member of HSE’s Senior Management Team. HSL employs 400 staff across a wide range of science and engineering disciplines covering everything from Explosives to
Psychology. Eddie’s career spans 30 years of developing and deploying science and engineering ‘know how’ to improve safe operational performance and enable innovation. Starting as a research scientist in Nuclear Power, he has managed technical projects, people and organisations across a range of high hazard industries in both the public and private sectors. He is a Fellow of both the Institute of Physics and the Royal Society of Medicine.
Alex Botha, British Safety Council (BSC), UK Chief Executive OfficerAlex Botha has been with the British Safety Council since April 2010: first as director of finance and resources, then as chief executive from July 2011. He is passionate about the work of the British Safety Council and dedicated to working towards
our vision: that no one should be killed, injured or made ill by work activity. Alex gained an honours degree in accounting and qualified as a chartered accountant while working for PricewaterhouseCoopers in his native South Africa. He then worked in investment banking, specialising in structured finance and project finance. After coming to the UK and completing his MBA at
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London Business School, he worked as an executive consultant for a major UK construction company and in the business turnaround team of a professional services firm. Alex is an extensive third sector experience and was deputy chief executive of a homelessness charity for four years before coming to the British Safety Council. He also holds a Masters in development management from the Open University and is a trustee of two international development charities.
Dr Michael Hamarneh, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia, Industrial/Organizational Psychologist Organization Consulting Department (OCD)Michael joined Aramco in May 2009 as a Psychologist in Occupational Health and Preventive Medicine Services Division (PMSD). In May of 2010, Michael joined Organization
Consulting Department (OCD) as an Organization Performance Advisor. Dr. Hamarneh received a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin a Masters degree in clinical psychology from the University of Houston, and a Ph. D. (Doctorate) in counseling psychology from the University of Florida. While at the University of Florida, he developed considerable expertise in the area of multicultural competence and cross-cultural sensitivity training. His longstanding interest in multicultural psychology guided his interest to conduct his Doctoral Dissertation on the impact of prejudice and racism. Throughout his educational and professional career, Dr. Michael Hamarneh received academic distinction, graduated with honors, induced into several National and International Honor Societies and Registries of Who’s Who. Dr. Hamarneh is a licensed Psychologist who served in a variety of consulting and management roles including his most recent appointment as Chief Operating Officer (COO) for PCN / Gateway Community Health. Previous to his COO position, Dr. Hamarneh served as the Director of the Behavioral Health Division at the Arab-American & Chaldean Council (2001-2003), and as a Director of Mental Health & Family Counseling at ACCESS (1999-2001), a community-based agency serving ethnic minorities. He was instrumental in developing several programs including the establishment of the first center for the treatment of torture victims in Dearborn, Michigan, and as well as a bilingual Partial Hospitalization Program serving ethic minorities. After the events of September 11th, Dr. Hamarneh mobilized and volunteered at Ground Zero to provide support and counseling to families. He was invited to also address the mental health needs of Arab-Americans at the US State Department. Dr. Hamarneh became a recognized and sought-after speaker in the area of cultural sensitivity as he tirelessly promoted tolerance, understanding, respect and healing among all people. He appeared on many TV Programs and participated in radio shows. His activities were routinely covered by other media including many articles in major newspapers.
Professor Craig Jackson, Birmingham City University UK, Professor of Occupational Health PsychologyAs Professor of Occupational Health Psychology, Craig is interested in the effect of workplaces and working on people‘s health and psychological well being. Specific interests include shift-working, extreme workplaces, unusual and rare
occupations, work-related suicide, technology change, pesticide exposures, working hours, stress, research techniques, neurobehavioural methods and psychological assessments. He has wide consultancy experience in the fields of oil and gas exploration, safety culture, metal and chemical exposures, Craig contributed to both of the leading UK textbooks on Occupational Health and a number of HSE reports. He has also contributed to newspapers, television and radio. Craig is Honorary Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (University of Birmingham), Research Director of an independent health research consultancy, Vice-Chair of South Birmingham NHS Local Research Ethics Committee, a Member of the Institute of Directors, and he is compiling a study of the depiction of UK working life in British cinema from 1939-2009.
Thierry Dumortier, Enhesa, Belgium Managing DirectorThierry Dumortier, is Managing Director with Enhesa in Brussels. He is a Belgian-trained environmental regulatory expert with more than 15 years experience in research and consulting on EHS regulatory and policy issues to multinational
companies throughout Europe, the Asia/Pacific region and Africa. He has special expertise in global product stewardship and chemical regulations. His theoretical knowledge is combined with the practical experience obtained in audits of more than 100 industrial facilities mainly in France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. He has assisted several multinational companies in the development, implementation, review and improvement of environmental
management systems. He has worked with a wide variety of multinational clients, headquartered in the Americas, Europe and Asia. He has also worked as expert in projects for the European Commission on harmonisation and enforcement of environmental law. He speaks English, Dutch and French.
Peter Tayar-Watson, General Electric, UK EHS Leader EuropePeter is the EHS Leader for Europe, the Middle East & Africa at GE Real Estate and is based in London, UK. Peter has a Bachelor‘s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Business Studies, an MBA from the NIMBAS School of Management, and
is also a UK Chartered Mechanical Engineer (IMechE). Over the years, Peter has worked for Shell Petroleum in the Netherlands as a Project Engineer on Gas Development projects, including safety & environmental permits & studies. He was later transferred by Shell to Gabon, West Africa, where he worked for 3 years in contracts & procurement and later as a Project Manager for a USD multi-million environmental remediation project. Peter moved to General Electric in The Netherlands with GE Energy in 1999 as European Service Depot EHS Manager. During this role he led the site to achieve the Global Star award for Health & Safety, the global GE Energy Quality award, and external certification for quality (ISO9001) and safety management systems (VCA). In 2005, Peter relocated to the United Kingdom to work with GE Corporate Properties, his current role. He now manages EHS compliance and risk across 80 locations in 42 countries in EMEA, including office fit-out & construction projects.
Professor Neil Budworth, E.ON, UK Corporate Manager for Health & SafetyNeil Budworth is the Corporate Health and Safety Manager for E.ON in the UK he is a visiting professor in occupational safety and health in the department of Human Sciences at Loughborough University and is a Past President of the
Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). Neil has worked as a health and safety advisor in the utility, chemical, engineering and printing sectors. Neil has undertaken research into the measurement of safety climate; the management of lifting and handling in the workplace with a special emphasis on the management of back pain, and pioneered the use of an automated health check system which is now accredited as part of the Association of British Insurers Making the Market Work Initiative Neil has worked extensively with IOSH, chairing the committees which developed the Institution’s policies on the safety of young people and on occupational health. As well as chairing the professional Organisations in Occupational Safety and Health Group. Neil has been awarded Distinguished Services Awards by both IOSH and RoSPA for his services to Occupational Safety and Health. He has also been involved in various government committees, the most recent of which was the Continuous Improvement Programme Action Group where he was the primary author of the strategic document examining the role of market segmentation in effectively delivering health and safety messages.
Emma Currie, Acting Up, UK, Managing DirectorActing Up was started by actress Emma Currie in 1997 when she was asked by the DTI oil & gas division to turn a dry supply chain management message into something more engaging. The company then began turning all sorts of messages into live theatre, using real language and human themes. Since
then Emma has focussed largely on safety theatre, inspiring and motivating industrial audiences to take ownership of their own safety behaviour. Acting Up is a small, dynamic and passionate company which taps into the global theatre network to deliver live performances all over the world. Emma injects heart-felt honesty into her pieces and brings to the fore what really matters in life. Acting Up also collaborates with the film company Digital Circus, creating TV style drama with corporate behavioural messages. Clients include Shell, BT Openreach, National Grid, E.ON, Diageo, AWE, British Sugar, London 2012 Olympics, Talisman Energy, Statoil and AMEC.
Dr Tim Marsh, Ryder Marsh Safety Ltd, UK Managing DirectorTim Marsh was one of the team leaders of the original UK research into behavioral safety (in construction) in the early 1990s and is considered a world authority on the subject. Tim is one of only a few Chartered Psychologists who are also
Chartered Fellows of IOSH. As a consultant he has since worked with more than 300 major organizations around the world, has presented to the European Conference Board and was expert witness at the “Safety Culture” and “Management of Change” open workshops at the Cullen Inquiry, Ladbroke
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Grove. He runs the “behavioral safety” and “pro-active safety culture” courses for IOSH and created the award winning “Affective Safety Management” concept for the IIRSM. The book of the same name is now one of Europe’s biggest ever selling safety books. He has chaired more than a dozen conferences on Behavioural Safety in the UK as well as major conferences in places such as Dubai, South Africa, Malaysia and India. As well as many practitioner articles he has written several safety videos such as “Drive Smarter” and the “Safety Leadership” series for Baker-media as well as such as “There’s Always a Reason” and “Safety Watch”.
special Feature introducing Jason AnkerJason was just like any other 24 year old man - he played football, went to the pub and had a young family - until he fell just 10 feet from a ladder and sustained a massive spinal injury that changed his life forever. Over 19 years Jason has come to terms with the indignities and frustrations of life as a paraplegic
and his guilt and regret at failing to speak up in a situation he knew to be risky. He now uses his experiences to warn others of the devastating consequences of not speaking out when you know something to be unsafe. “If by telling my story I can influence somebody not to take that shortcut, take that chance then I will continue to share my experiences.” Jason now talks to both Blue Chip companies and small independent businesses in the UK, across Europe and soon the WORLD “The main reason I didn‘t speak up ... I didn‘t think it would happen to me. That voice has gone off in your head, which it does every time there is a dodgy situation or something‘s unsafe ... you override it with one excuse ... you say “Ah! But its not going to happen to me‘ and that‘s how you manage your risk on a daily basis”
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American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)Founded in 1911, the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) is the oldest profesional safety society and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Based in Des Plaines, Illinois, ASSE has more than 32 000 occupational
safety, health and environmental (SH&E) professional members who managa, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and the environment in all industries, government, labor and education. ASSE is a 501 (c) (6) nonprofit organization.
The Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL)is Britain‘s leading industrial health and safety research facility with a century of research experience across all commercial and industrial sectors. HSL’s mission is to directly help organisations become healthier, safer and therefore more productive places of work. HSL‘s research
capabilities range across toxicology, health sciences, chemistry, physics, engineering, materials science, human factors, ergonomics, work psychology, risk assessment, fire, explosions and process safety. This breadth of expertise underpins HSL’s particular strength in creating multidisciplinary teams to solve health and safety problems.
The British Safety Council (BSC)is one of the world’s leading advocates of workplace health and safety. Our vision is that no one should be killed, injured or made ill by their work. It has
8,000 corporate members – from the private, public and charitable sectors – including in the UK, Middle East and India.
Strategic Partners
Kuwait Oil Company is one of the largest oil companies in the world with a huge refining capacity. Kuwait‘s economy is heavily dependent on this particular state-
run organization and it is the backbone of Kuwait’s economy. The company is involved in many activities relating to oil and natural gas exploration. In 1934, the Kuwait Oil Company Ltd. was established by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, now known as the British Petroleum Company and Chevron Corporation. In 1938 oil was found in commercial quantities in the Burgan Field. New fields were developed and export facilities were expanded, resulting in the construction of the North and South Piers, the Sea Island, and the Single Point Mooring. In 1975 the Kuwait Government took over 100% of the Kuwait Oil Company. In 1980 Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) was established to bring all state owned oil companies under one entity. Kuwait Oil Company‘s responsibilities under the KPC‘s umbrella are the exploration, drilling, and production of oil and gas within the State of Kuwait. Kuwait Oil Company is also involved in the storage of crude oil and delivery to tankers for export.
Sponsors
Enhesais an international environmental, health and safety consulting firm, providing EHS regulatory compliance assurance support to businesses worldwide. Over the past 20 years, Enhesa has developed a set of compliance assurance products and services
specifically for multinationals. With headquarters in Brussels and Washington DC, their team of highly trained and experienced, multilingual consultants has the extensive expertise to keep companies ahead of the latest regulatory and policy issues as they unfold in over 150 countries and jurisdictions around the globe.
Enablonis the world‘s leading Sustainability and QEHS software provider, with olutions used
by more than 250 global companies and more than 200,000 users. Enablon is the solution of choice for Oil & Gas companies worldwide who are using the solutions to improve their environmental and health & safety performance, manage their compliance obligations, control their risks and reduce their costs.
Oil and Gas Exploration Company Cracow, Ltd. (PGNiG SA Capital Group)is a rapidly developing drilling company. It conducts exploration drilling in European, Asian and African markets. Being an experienced contractor, it performs a wide range of work and offers drilling services related to oil field and gas field exploration
and development. OGEC Cracow cooperates with the most well-known and demanding investors in this line of business. The history of Polish oil industry dates back to the mid of 19th century. Thus OGEC Cracow is the successor and continuator of long and rich tradition of our predecessors. OGEC Cracow was founded in 1946, since then the Company has carried out several drilling projects both in Poland and abroad, providing all relevant services from spudding to completions, co-operating with many internationally renowned Operators.
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