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OSH India 2020 Webinar to Discuss the Future of HSE at Workplaces on 20th May, 5 pm – 6 pm
Organisations across the globe are preparing for a long haul of total or partial shutdowns, supply chain disruptions, missing employees, absence of physical interactions, newer safety challenges, etc. In these trying times, technology provides a beacon of hope to the HSE industry to connect and share ideas on the well-known and industry-appreciated OSH India platform. OSH India 2020 Webinar on 20th May from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm is one of the steps in that direction. A world class web-based platform ensures you get to speak to your audience and fellow speakers as part of the panel discussion, from the comfort of your desk. You also get the functionality to disseminate white papers, case studies, PPTs, brochures and any other informative material that you would normally share with your stakeholders.
The focus of this webinar is to put our collective thinking hats on and strategise the future for the HSE industry. So, sitting from the comfort of your office or even home, you get to reach out to your target audience seamlessly through your mobile device.
Topic: The Future of Workforce Safety and Health (panel discussion)
Discussion points:
- In India, laws related to OSH are not strictly implemented and global pandemics further add to the misery of workforce.
- There should be change in OSH laws to reflect the changed working scenario anticipated in future.
- Efforts need to accelerate to improve data collection and statistics on occupational health and safety incidents, and to create a safe and healthy environment through defined rights, duties and responsibilities to all concerned and by prioritising occupational safety, health and wellbeing of workers.
Key speakers
• Arvind Bodhankar. Jt. Executive President & Chief Sustainability Officer. UltraTech Cement
• Josy John, Corporate Safety Head, Tata Consulting Engineers • Gaurang Baxi, EHS Advisor DNV GL
• G. Sivaramakrishna Rao, General Manager-HSE, Afcons Infrastructure Limited
• A . Srinivasa Reddy, DGM and Head EHS Hyderabad Airport Expansion Project
• B. Sateesh, Sr. Manager - Safety, Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd
• Suvek Salankar, Head- Fire & Safety, Rustomjee Constructions
Who should attend
• Health And Safety Director/Group Manager/Head Of Health & Safety
• High-level government officials, high-level decision-makers in the public and private sectors
• Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and labour leaders
• Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) professionals such as • safety engineers, safety technicians
• Occupational hygienists, scientists
• Occupational physicians and others dealing with occupational medicine
• Labour inspectors and safety and health inspectors
• Instructors, trainers and teachers in the field of OSH education
• Trade unions, workers and their representatives
• Manufacturers and importers of safety materials and safety equipment
• Building/Construction/Architecture
• Safety Consultant
• Safety Engineers / Experts / Officers
• Defence Establishments
• Disaster management experts
• Electrical Contracting/Engineering
• Fabricators
• Facility Manager/ GM/ DGM/ Head/ Director
• Maintenance Manager/ GM/ DGM/ Head/ Director
• Plant / Factory Manager / GM/ DGM/ Head/ Director
• HR / Admin/ Purchase Manager
• Health & Safety Manager/Advisor/Officer
• Health And Safety Director/Group Manager/Head Of Health & • Safety
• Logistics Professionals
• Municipal Authorities
• Supervisory bodies, government
• HSE auditors
• System Integrators
• Town Planners
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