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IOSH Ireland
conference
Strategic direction for the contemporary workplace in Ireland
08.00–15.40
Thursday 06 September 2018
Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock,
Dublin 15, D15 WNR7, Ireland
In partnership with
www.iosh.co.uk/irelandbranchIOSH Ireland conference
Strategic direction for the contemporary workplace in Ireland
Delegate information
08.00–15.40, Thursday 06 September 2018
Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 WNR7, Ireland
Overview - provide guidance on workplace health
IOSH Ireland’s conference will focus on promotion and support for employers
workplace safety and workplace health - discuss the objectives of European
promotion. It will look at how the disciplines Safety Week and its focus on Managing
can complement each other to support Dangerous Substances
health and safety professionals and provide - examine forthcoming approaches for
knowledge and skills that can be taken back workplace health promotion and the
to their organisations. HSA’s strategy for 2019–2021
Part of the day will focus on workplace - Provide excellent networking opportunities
health promotion. Practical advice and with like-minded people.
techniques will be provided on how to build Who should attend
employee resilience, looking at patterns This event is open to anyone with an
of behaviour, emotional reactions and interest in workplace safety and health and
expectations in the workplace. workplace health promotion, including:
An exciting range of speakers includes Healthy - IOSH members and non-members
Ireland and the HSA. The HSA will provide - health and safety professionals
information on European Safety Week and - health promotion professionals
the topic for the next two years – Managing - human resources professionals
Dangerous Substances. They will also discuss - managers
the themes of their 2019–2021 strategy. What you need to know
There will be an exhibition at the conference, Exhibitor opportunities are available. If you
where companies will showcase their safety would like to promote your organisation,
and health products or services, offering raise awareness of your brand or showcase a
delegates ideas for improving safety and new product or service, please email Louise
health in their workplace. Griffin (IOSH Event Coordinator) or call
+44 (0)116 257 3373 for more information.
What’s in it for you?
This conference will provide you with Lunch and refreshments will be provided
updated knowledge and skills, including throughout the day. Please note that booking
practical expertise to use in your organisation is essential.
and personal life. The day will:
- create awareness of how employers can
play a role in improving the health and
safety of their workersIOSH Ireland conference
Strategic direction for the contemporary workplace in Ireland
Programme information
08.00–15.40, Thursday 06 September 2018
Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 WNR7, Ireland
08.00 Registration, exhibition 12.00 Improving productivity
and networking in the workplace
Professor Peter McBride
08.45 Open and welcome
Group Chief Executive, Inspire
Richard McIvor, Chair, IOSH Ireland
Regional Coordinating Committee 12.45 Open discussion forum with
the morning speakers
08.50 Introduction
Herbert Mulligan, Conference 13.00 Lunch, exhibition
Chair and Editor, Health and and refreshments
Safety Review
14.00 EU-OSHA 2018–2019 campaign:
09.00 How to build resilience Healthy Workplaces Manage
in the workplace Dangerous Substances
Shane Martin, Psychologist, Brenda O’Brien, Manager, Brussels
Moodwatchers liaison office, European Agency
for Safety and Health at Work
09.45 Update on Healthy Workplace
(EU-OSHA)
framework
Biddy O’Neill, Healthy Workplaces 14.30 Health and Safety Authority
Project Lead, Healthy Ireland, Strategy 2019–2022
Department of Health Peter Claffey, Programme Manager
Health and Safety Authority
10.30 Refreshments, exhibition
and networking 15.15 Open discussion forum with
the afternoon speakers
11.00 Breathing new life into
occupational health 15.30 Summary and thanks
Nicola Monson, Deputy Chief Herbert Mulligan, Conference
Executive, Health and Safety Chair and Editor, Health and
Executive for Northern Ireland Safety Review
(HSENI)
15.40 Close
11.30 Trends and determinants of
work-related musculoskeletal
disorders In Ireland
Bertrand Maitre, Senior Research
Officer, Economic and Social
Research Institute (ESRI)
Note: The programme details may be subject to changeIOSH Ireland conference Strategic direction for the contemporary workplace in Ireland Booking information 08.00–15.40, Thursday 06 September 2018 Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 WNR7, Ireland Event fees IOSH members: €80 / £70.15 + VAT = £84.18 | Non-members: €100 / £87.70 + VAT = £105.24 The fee includes lunch and refreshments. Booking and payment By email: Please send your completed booking form to bookings@iosh.com and we will contact you to arrange secure payment. By post: Please post your completed booking form to the Bookings team, IOSH, The Grange, Highfield Drive, Wigston, Leicestershire, LE18 1NN, UK. Either you can enclose a cheque with this, or we will contact you to arrange secure payment. By phone: Simply ring the Bookings team on +44 (0)116 257 3197 and register your place using your credit or debit card. Payment terms Full payment must be received before the event to secure your place. If payment hasn’t been made in full by Thursday 30 August 2018, your booking will be cancelled. Cancellation policy and refunds Please let us know in writing if you need to cancel your booking by sending an email to bookings@iosh.com, or a letter to the Bookings team, IOSH, The Grange, Highfield Drive, Wigston, Leicestershire, LE18 1NN, UK. Cancellations are subject to the following terms: - Cancellations received within seven - Cancellations between four and eight working days of booking (a ‘cooling off’ weeks (20–39 working days) from the period) will receive a full refund event will receive a 25 per cent refund - Cancellations received at least eight or more - Cancellations less than four weeks (19 weeks (40 or more working days) from the working days) from the event will not event will receive a 50 per cent refund receive a refund. If we have to cancel an event, we will always endeavour to give a full refund of your event fee or, if you prefer, transfer your booking to a similar event. We cannot reimburse you for any associated expenses booked, eg travel, accommodation. The full terms and conditions of our cancellation and refund policy can be found at www.iosh.co.uk/terms#Events.
IOSH Ireland conference
Strategic direction for the contemporary workplace in Ireland
Delegate information
08.00–15.40, Thursday 06 September 2018
Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15, D15 WNR7, Ireland
Delegate details (your event/joining instructions will be sent electronically)
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Sorry, we can’t accept bookings after Thursday 30th August 2018.
Acknowledgment
When we’ve received your registration and taken payment in full, we’ll confirm your booking and
send you more details by email. We must receive your payment at least five working days before
the event. If you haven’t received your paperwork by Thursday 30th August 2018, please contact
the Bookings team on +44 (0)116 257 3197 or email bookings@iosh.com.
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