Zero Harm Zero Accident 2011

Zero harm in workplaces is a mindset and a vision. Achieving zero harm is today’s new safety paradigm. Most organisations concur that reaching to zero harm is the only acceptable safety goal; but alas many continue to function within models and cultures incompatible with zero-harm targets.

Zero harm targets are about creating environments where injuries are not acceptable and where everything possible is done to prevent them. It is not just about lowering number of accidents but developing new approaches to harness overall safety standards to improve on safety performance.

Zero Harm Zero Accident Forum will bring together numerous safety managers and practitioners in the Middle East to facilitate and encourage the sharing of ideas and practical advice on improving safety standards and performance. You will have the opportunity to discover the latest trends and interact personally with the experts whilst garnering the knowledge of effective zero harm target strategies to reduce and avoid potential accidents to achieve zero lost time incidents. For updated brochure and registration, kindly contact Ms Catherine at CatherineF@marcusevanskl.com

Why should you attend?

Driving effective safety leadership from top management by monitoring and overlooking safety activities
Developing a strategic technical approach in harnessing overall safety standards
Identifying safety features that can be incorporated into workplace and equipment to effectively manage inherent hazards and risks
Instilling safety culture by identifying, evaluating and improving current organisation culture status
Recognising and developing goals based on developing safety regulations and standards
Auditing safety performance: Process planning of objectives and resources required to set up safety performance
Eliminating possible risk in operations to improve operational safety

Key Topics

Generating Behavioural Based Safety controls to improve on safety standards
Fostering managements support and involvement in promoting zero harm targets
Conducting safety audits at different stages of projects
Developing structured contractors and subcontractors management policies to adhere to safety regulations
Structuring risk based emergency response planning
Managing the diverse cultural characteristics of workforce in the region to encourage safe operations
Conducting effective accident investigation analysis
Overcoming the barriers of change management process to harness safety
Recognising workplace related hazards and risks in different environment through a systematic approach
Implementing risk assessment plan to analyze safety procedures and take actions to prevent or control hazards