The two-day conference as part of OSH South India 2018 strives to bring all key stakeholders—government officials, HSE experts, industry associations and OSH evangelists—together to discuss occupational safety and health as a priority for companies, while reiterating the significance and business benefits of investing in the health and safety of workforce. This year OSH South India is also taking the initiative to spread awareness regarding the importance of occupational safety and health for working women, workplace ergonomics and employee health & efficiency.
OSH South India 2018 will provide leadership insights and help you empower safety and productivity at work. Each session provides the most comprehensive information needed to meet regulations and overcome industry challenges. You will have the opportunity to meet professionals from every industry, explore the latest trends in safety while making new contacts at the tradeshow.
Welcome Address: Mr. Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, UBM India
Keynote Address 1: Mr. Hemant Sapra, President, Safety Appliances Manufacturers Association (SAMA)
Keynote Address 2: Sri S.P. Garg, Executive Director – Corporate HSE, Gas Authority of India Ltd
Special Guest Address 1: Sri C. Laxmiprasadh, Addl. Director, Telangana State Disaster Response & Fire Services, Hyderabad
Special Guest Address 2: Sri M. Vijay Kumar, Director of Boilers, Govt of Telangana
Guest of Honour Address: Sri B.R.V. Susheel Kumar, IAS, Director of Mines and Geology, Govt of Telangana
Chief Guest: Mr. Ahmed Nadeem, IAS, Commissioner of Labour, Govt. of Telangana*
Vote of thanks: Mr. Pankaj Jain, Group Director, UBM India
Discussion Points:
- The working environment in India is more complicated as compared to industrialised nations, with laws and legislations varying with states and difficulties in monitoring their execution by all concerned.
- The National Policy on Health, Safety and Environment at Workplace is yet to be seriously implemented.
- The purpose of legislation is to extend OSH coverage to all industrial sectors within India, spread awareness on OSH among key stakeholders, and also to include occupational health as part of primary healthcare programs.
- Efforts need to be accelerated to improve data collection and statistics on occupational health and safety incidents and also to create a safe and health environment through defined rights, duties and responsibilities to all concerned and by prioritising prevention of such incidents in future.
Panelists:
- B Karthik, Founder, Orion Transcenders (moderator)
- Rangarao Vuppu, Director, Varaanga Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
- Appireddy Srinivasa Reddy, EHS Head, L&T Ltd
- G J Rao, AVP – Safety, My Home Industries
- Tata Ravikumar, Head-Safety, AECOM
- Dr. L. Govinda Rao, President, Sri Gopikrishna Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.
- Kirti Dutt Kotipalli, Sr Safety Engineer, GMR Airport Developers Ltd.
- Arun Subramanian, GM – HSE, NIST
G. Madhava Kumar, Cluster EHS Manager, L&T-ECCD
Madhu Nair, Regional Head – South, Motorola Solutions
Dr. Anil Kumar Trivedi, Corporate Head – SHE and Sustainability, Orient Cement Limited
Speakers:
- R. Shankar, VP & Corporate QSHE, Sustainability & Business Excellence Head, Tata Projects
- Durga Prasad Dora, Head of the Group(HOG) - Corporate Quality & In Charge -HSE, TPSC India
- Naresh P. Trivedi, Head EHS - SSP Division, Coromandel International Ltd
Discussion Points:
- Most owners consider health and safety to be primarily the responsibility of the employees themselves and unfortunately without access to any kind of formal training on OSH, the overall awareness levels in this sector are low. No wonder a very high incidence of chronic health problems amongst workers is reported from India.
- It is imperative upon all key stakeholders to effectively communicate the cost-benefit ratio of adopting best practices in OSH to various industries.
- Some of the factors that can motivate organizations to invest in OSH best practices are: increase in productivity through availability of a healthy workforce; reputation enhancement; adherence to local laws and regulations and hence avoidance of punitive action from government bodies; and increased customer satisfaction.
Panelists:
- Ugandhar Phani Varma, Managing Director, Center for Health Safety & Environment (moderator)
- B. Sateesh, Sr. Manager – Safety, Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
- Lakshmi Narasa Raju. P, HSE Training Lead, CCIC, Abu Dhabi
- Ganapathi Srinivasan, HSE Head, Train N Save
- Swapan Kumar, Member Advisory Board at SDG Foundation
- B Seshu Babu, DGM – EHS, AECOM
- Shahzed A. Lehry, Director, Ceasefire Extinguishers & Systems (India) Pvt Ltd
- Gaissani Prashanth, EHS Lead, MYK Laticrete India Pvt. Ltd.
Suranjan Sarkar, Head QC and Quality Systems, Mytrah Energy
Dr. Reena Valecha, Head-Workspace & Ergonomics Research, Godrej Interio
N. Gopalakrishnan, General Work Manager – Patancheru Plant, Asian Paints Ltd
1. Presentation Covering PPE Aspects – B. Sandhya, Scientist-D, BIS - 1 hour
2. Q&A – ½ hour
Speakers:
Hitesh Lachhwani, Head EHS, Coca-Cola
Dr. K. Mamallan, Manager-HSE, Quality & ISO, Chennai Petroleum Corp Ltd.
K. S. Chari, Regional Manager Middle East & South Asia, Ion Science Ltd.
P Srinivas, Vice President – Group Quality, Greenko Group
Discussion points:
- Pharmaceutical companies and laboratories are legally obliged to conduct regular health and safety risk assessments to identify any occupational hazards that might be present in the workplace and take steps to alleviate them.
- The role played by EHS professionals in ensuring industrial hygiene at workplaces.
- Creating an effective system for employees to report hazards and near misses.
- Employees on their part should also comply with the rules and regulations by following a few basic steps such as quickly clearing up all spillages, maintaining a tidy work area, frequently washing hands, wearing proper protective equipment, checking for anomalies in equipment being used, and labelling equipment properly.
Panelists:
- Tapas Saha, Vice President - EHS, Neuland Laboratories (moderator)
- Srinivasu M., GM - CHSE & Head – Sustainability, Hetero Labs Limited
- D.Damodaram Reddy, Head-EHS Digwal Facility, Piramal
- Ravi Sankara Reddy S., AGM –SHE, MSN Laboratories Ltd
- Dr. Nanda Kishore, Occupational Health Expert, Siemens India Limited
- Tapas Chakraborty, Head-EHS & Sustainability, GVK Biosciences
- Jayasurya Ande, Corporate EHS Head, Optrix Laboratories and Optimus Pharma
Jason Woods, Middle-East & India Representative, IPAF
Nandula Ramakrishna, Head- Quality Assurance & Inspection, Thermal Power Tech Corporation India Ltd.
- Challenges in Implementing Laws and legislation Related to OSH in Construction Industry (panel discussion)
- Implementing OSH Best Practices in the Construction Industry
- Changing the Mindsets in Cement Manufacturing Regarding OSH
- Accident Prevention: Risk Assessment and Control Strategies
- How Implementing the Right OSH Strategy Benefits Organisations
- Safety Best Practices for a Renewable Power Generation Facility
- Accident Prevention: Behavioral Based Safety, going Beyond Risk Assessment & Control Strategies
- The Role and Need for Accreditation in HSE (Workshop)
- Battling Occupational Hazards to Workers’ Health
- Occupational Health & Safety in the Unorganised Sector
- Different Categories Of Occupational Hazards That Industrial Hygienists Must Identify And Control
- Ensuring a Safe and Hygienic Working Environment in the Pharmaceutical Industry
- Changing Workspaces and their Impact on Employee Health
- Standardising Industry Policies for Handling Hazardous Incidents
- From Safety Compliance to Culture in Safety
Everyone who is interested and deals with workplace safety and health issues at work.
- Meet and Learn From the Trendsetters of the safety industry
- Learn how to implement best practices in your workplace and inspire your team
- Networking opportunity with the industry influencers
- Expand your safety knowledge and find solutions to the problems
- Gain insight on current updates in safety and health industry
OSH certification helps you –
- Show the exposure received across various topics related to safety and health in India under the guidance of top safety professionals from India
- Learned key insights on safety and health related innovations in global process implementation.
- Understand an integrated approach to worker health and how to emulate the same at our work place
- Learn various risk assessment and risk governance, trade secrets and the Reliance Industries’ approach
- Understand how good leadership can lead to improvements in process safety
- This certificate adds value to your current training and development by giving you key insights from the industry by the industry and for the industry
- It broadens your mindset through global exposure and experiences shared by top professionals from the safety and health industry
- Esteemed officials from the directorate of industrial safety and health to give key note speeches to address the need of the hour of the safety and health industry.
An eminent cast of speakers will take the stage at OSH India Hyderabad 2018.
| Category | Participation fees (Early Bird) |
|---|---|
| Individuals | INR 6000 /- per delegate (Plus 18% GST) |
10% discount for the nomination of 3 or more delegates
15% discount for the nomination of 5 or more delegates
- Use the attached registration form to confirm participation.
- Registration will be confirmed on a first-come-first served basis.
- The programme is non residential, and prior registration & payment of the delegate fee before the Conference is a must
- Delegate fee is non-refundable. However, change in nomination is accepted for this particular programme only, and has to be notified at least one week prior to the commencement of the program
- To raise invoice email request along with the GST & TAN No. to be sent to the Coordinator
- Cheque/DD should be drawn in favour of UBM India private Limited.
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