SHOW PREVIEW: HEALTH & SAFETY NORTH
Civil Contingencies Unit to improve business resilience.
He commented: “The presentation provides an overview of the training that is offered and the decision- making theories and models that are used. This training is based on tried and tested business continuity frameworks and decision-making theories that have been developed nationally and which are employed locally to deal with a variety of emergency incidents.”
Next up, John Robb, Commercial
Buildings Segment Manager for Eaton EMEA, explores the challenges that building owners and managers face in planning for safe evacuations.
In another not-to-be-missed presentation, Alex Graft, Product Specialist Manager at Shawcity, presents the occupational hygienist’s toolkit. With occupational hygienists monitoring a wide variety of occupational exposures, including dust, gas, heat stress, noise and vibration, Alex’s presentation will provide an insight into the most up- to-date technological developments that can help occupational hygienists perform their tasks.
On the Thursday, Chris Morrison, Partner and Head of Safety, Health and Environment in Clyde & Co’s regulatory team, assess the ‘game changing’ ramifications of the Sentencing guideline in respect of audit, risk, financial reporting and corporate structure. He will provide some insights on how to minimise health and safety-related financial risks.
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Exploring risks of a different kind, Julian Butler, UK and Eire Sales Manager at GfG Europe Ltd, delves into the toxic world of industrial gases. In another thought-provoking seminar, his presentation includes a question and answer session where delegates can discuss particular gases of concern with industry specialists.
Tim Else, Events Director, said: “This is the most extensive speaker line- up we have staged at Health and Safety North. Besides the conference sessions, the Safety Dialogue and Seminar Theatres offer a wealth of inspiring presentations, covering all aspects of health and safety from respiratory issues to evacuation planning. We’ve worked very closely with IOSH as an exhibitor over the years and welcome their involvement.”
NEBOSH EDUCATION
PAVILION’S DEBUT The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety & Health (NEBOSH) will make san appearance at the show following its success at the NEC-based Health and Safety Event, March. It is also the first time NEBOSH has exhibited at the event.
The Pavilion provides visitors with access to the latest and best in training, education and competence, as well as the ideal location to grab a quick cup of coffee. Representatives from the Accreditation, Development, Standards and Customer Services
teams will be on hand to deal with delegate’s enquiries.
NEBOSH’s Development Manager Barry Wilkes will participate in the daily panel debate on training and competence, held both days in the Safety Dialogue Theatre. He commented: “We are delighted to bring the Education Pavilion to Health and Safety North following its successful launch at the NEC earlier this year. The feedback from Birmingham suggests that the Education Pavilion gives attendees the opportunity to access the latest in training and education, which is vital in an ever changing workplace.”
Tim Else, Event Director for Western Business Exhibitions, added: “It has been ten years since we first held Health and Safety North and every year we’ve made sure that the show has evolved to better meet visitor needs. NEBOSH’s Education Pavilion is an excellent example of this and was developed specifically in response to visitor feedback. By bringing this new initiative to Bolton, we are delivering the highest quality content that we can and that means working with the best partners like NEBOSH.”
To register for the Health and Safety North 2016, visit
www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk
www.tomorrowshs.com
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