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Human Factors: Safety and Accident Prevention

WEDNESDAY 9 MARCH Chair: Keith Scott, Group Head of Safety, Royal Mail Group  8.00 Registration, Hall 8 9.10 leg Is the Compensation Culture Set to Change? A Legal Perspective Madeleine Abas, Chair, Health and Safety Lawyers Association and Senior Partner, Osborn Abas Hunt Solicitors 9.50 dev Bringing Common Sense to Health and Safety: Implementing Lord Young’s Review An update following Lord Young’s review ‘Common Sense, Common Safety’ in October 2010 – recommendations, what has already changed and what’s coming up next. Dr Bill Gunnyeon CBE, Director for Health, Work & Well-being and Chief Medical Adviser, Department for Work and Pensions 10.30 Exhibition and Workshop Theatres, Hall 8 11.15 Human Causes of Incidents Techniques for understanding human behaviours, with case studies to help understand the basics of investigating human behaviours to prevent repeat incidents. Richard Scaife, Director, The Keil Centre Limited 11.50 Fatigue and Accident Prevention Tim Southam, Chartered Member, IOSH; Fellow, Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors; and Director, Progress Through People 12.25 Improving Sickness Absence Through Health and Safety Initiatives Chris Jerman, Safety Manager, John Lewis 1.00 Exhibition and Workshop Theatres, Hall 8 2.25 how Developing Effective Personal Safety Policies and Procedures How to implement mechanisms for managing personal safety. Nigel Heaton, Director, Human Applications 3.00 Reducing the Risk of Workplace Violence Recognising workplace violence and a toolkit of strategies to assist in controlling it. Bob Mayley, National Health, Safety & Environmental Advisor, G4S Secure Solutions (UK) Ltd 3.35 Exhibition and Workshop Theatres, Hall 8 4.00 dev IVIS and ADAS: The Driving Reality Behind the Nomenclature The latest developments in In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS), the induced benefits and risks in plain language. Dr Nick Gkikas, Ergonomics & Human Factors Engineer, Autonomics 4.40 Drivers’ Perception of Risk Dr Lisa Dorn, Reader in Driver Behaviour and Training, Department of Systems Engineering and Human Factors, Cranfield University 5.15 Conference Ends Back

 

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