
CONFERENCE
PROGRAM
Emergency Services,
Health and Safety Conference & Exhibition
The
Conference and Exhibition will offer anyone working within the Emergency
Services, with an interest in Health & Safety, a rare opportunity
to learn about the very latest issues facing them and their colleagues.
The Exhibition will consist of approximately 25 major companies showcasing
their latest products and services.
The Conference program explores vital information which is essential
knowledge to the Health & Safety professional working in the Emergency
Services. (Including: Police, Ambulance, Fire, NHS and Local Councils)
This is a Conference NOT TO BE MISSED with unusually
low delegate rates and special offers.
Day one - 2nd July 2007
Benchmarking and how it can help with Health & Safety
11.00 to 12.30 - Conference Registration - Exhibition open
12.30 to 13.45 - Lunch in Exhibition area
13.45 to 14.00 - Opening of Conference by Chairman - Jeremy Jacobs
Jeremy Jacobs could be described as a man of many parts with experience in
TV, corporate video; radio, motivational speaking; MC, meeting facilitation
and chairing. A versatile presenter with a deep, authoritative (but
friendly) voice, he has an authenticity built on his life experience
spanning 25 years of business-to-business sales.
Health & Safety Benchmarking for the Emergency Services:
Benchmarking is the process by which an organisation compares its Health and
Safety processes and performance with others to learn how to -
* Reduce illness and accidents * Improve compliance with Health & Safety law
* Cut compliance costs
14.00 - 14.45: An Introduction to Health and Safety Benchmarking (including
an introduction to Contour)
14.45 - 15.00: Coffee
15.00 - 15.45: Workshop (Benchmarking a Hypothetical Situation)
15.45 - 16.00: Coffee
16.00 - 16.30: Workshop feedback and closure
Presented by Paul Sutcliffe, White Young Green Consultants
Day two - 3rd July 2007
Developing Health & Safety in the Emergency Services
09.00 to 09.20 - Conference Registration and Exhibition open
09.20 to 09.30 - Opening by chairman - Jeremy Jacobs
09.30 to 10.00 - Key Note Speech - Geraldine Thorpe - IIRSM Board of
Governors
Geraldine takes up a new appointment as Clerk to the Authority and
Monitoring Officer, to the Avon Fire and Rescue Service in May. Prior to
this she was a Senior Manager and Principal Lawyer, practicing in local
government and she worked closely with the corporate Health and Safety Team,
in particular bringing and defending Health and Safety prosecutions. She
provides training as a consultant, and lectures at the University of the
West of England. She has a special interest in Health and Safety and has
worked alongside the HSE to raise the profile of health and safety issues in
schools.
Image: IIRSM Coat of Arms
10.00 to 10.45 - Personal protective equipment a Help or a Hindrance - Chris
Bee, Human Factors Business Manager, Health & Safety Laboratory
10.45 to 11.15 - Tea and coffee served in Exhibition area
11.15 to 12.00 - Managing Occupational Road Risk - Graham Feest, Secretary,
AIRSO (Association of Industrial Road Safety Officers)
12.00 to 12.45 - Alcohol & Drugs in the Workplace - why people abuse
substances, what to look for, Policy, Training, Effects on colleagues, drug
testing and how it should be dealt with - Peter Jackson, London Drug Policy
Forum
12.45 to 14.00 - Lunch in Exhibition area
14.00 to 14.45 - Dynamic Risk Assessment -Carl has extensive practical
experience of applying risk management principles into different types of
organisations including Police, MOD and Healthcare. Carl Williams, Human
Applications.
14.45 to 15.30 - Case studies - TBC
15.30 to 16.00 - Tea and Coffee
15.45 to 16.45 - Legal Update - Training, Training, Training: The Court of
Appeal Decision in Pennington v Surrey County Council [2006] - Risk
Assessments in Practice: Case Law Update - When Harry Met Sally: Health and
Safety Law Meets Employment Law - Jeff Zindani, Solicitor & Managing
Director, Forum Law
16.45 to 17.00 - Panel discussion and final Q & A and Chairman Close
The Exhibition:
The Exhibition will consist of approximately 25 companies showcasing their latest Health & Safety products and services. Exhibitors to date include: Kays Medical, Cardiac Science, PTH Group, Progressive Safety and Swiss One Safety.
Venue:
Ramada Hotel and Resort Birmingham, near Birmingham City Centre and easy reach of the M6 and M42 J9. If you require accommodation we have an allocation of rooms held at the venue hotel for £99 single occupancy per night B & B. Please contact the hotel directly and mention the Conference to get the special rate.
Contact reservations on - 0121 351 3111
Price: The Delegate Rate is £130 + VAT
(The delegate rate for attendance to the Conference and Exhibition includes lunch, tea and coffee on both days). Attendance for just the afternoon of Day 1 is £75 + VAT or just Day 2 is £95 + VAT.
For those who require invoices before cheques or Purchase Orders can be
raised please return the registration form requesting an invoice.
To book
your place at the Conference & Exhibition please download and print off the Conference
Registration form fill out and return to the address below, or complete our Online Registration form.
Please
make cheques payable to: Packfords & Young Ltd.
(A VAT receipt will be issued and sent to you).
Please return your completed form to:
Laurence Young
Packfords & Young Ltd. (Conference and Event Organisers)
21 Willow Rd, Poyle Ind. Est., Colnbrook, Slough, SL3 0BS
Tel: 01753 681800 Fax: 01753 684925 Email: Laurence@Eventworld.co.uk