RoSPA Scotland Occupational Safety and Health at Work Congress 2009
Staying focused under pressure
Wednesday 23rd September 2009 - Hilton Glasgow Hotel
Programme
10:00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition
10:30 Chair's introduction
Robert Clark, Managing Director, Balfour Beatty Construction Scottish & Southern Ltd
10:35 RoSPA Scotland - At the heart of Scottish safety
Tom Mullarkey MBE, Chief Executive, RoSPA
10:45 Keynote
Nicola Sturgeon MSP
11:10 The Debate - "This conference believes that a stronger regulatory approach is needed to ensure effective director leadership of health and safety at work"
Chair: Tom Mullarkey MBE, Chief Executive, RoSPA
In favour of the motion: Ian Tasker, Assistant Secretary of Health and Safety, STUC
Against the motion: David Watt, Chief Executive, IoD Scotland
11:50 Refreshment, exhibition and networking
12:05 Delegate tracks session 1
Delegates to follow one track all the way through to lunch
Health risks at work
In association with healthy working lives
Chair: Steve Bell, Strategic Director, Healthy Working Lives
Information on the Health Risks at Work project and DVD, with a spotlight on organisational culture
Health risks at work - do you know yours?
Robert Atkinson, Development Manager, Occupational Health and Safety, Scottish Centre for Healthy Working Lives
A practical approach to developing health and safety culture
Ronnie Lardner, Director, Keil Centre
Delegate reaction, response and discussion
Managing occupational road risk
In association with Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance (ScORSA)
Chair: Michael McDonnell, Director, Road Safety Scotland
Latest developments in Scottish occupational road safety, coupled with practical management and efficiency advice
The Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance: launch update
Michael McDonnell, Director, Road Safety Scotland
Case study – Delivering the goods: Tesco Dotcom
Cliff Cheeseman, Operations Training Manager, Tesco Dotcom
Eco-driving: Good sense, environmentally and commercially
Brian Taylor, Driver Trainer, RoSPA
Delegate reaction, response and discussion
When the rules aren't followed
In association with HSE and Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
Chair: Robert Clark, Managing Director, Balfour Beatty Construction Scottish & Southern Ltd
Insight into how this new partnership investigates health and safety offences in Scotland
Partnership investigation
Alistair McNab, Head of Field Operations Directorate, HSE Edinburgh
Angie Main, Principal Procurator Fiscal Depute, Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
Delegate reaction, response and discussion
13:05 Lunch, exhibition and networking
14:10 Delegate tracks session 2
Content repeated from session 1
15:10 Partnership working - be part of the solution
Judith Hackitt CBE, Chair Health and Safety Executive
15:35 Close
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