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Morocco
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ICOH 2024 – 34th International Congress on Occupational Health

Morocco , Marrakesh, Morocco

EU-OSHA will participate in ICOH 2024 - 34th international congress on occupational health with an information stand. About 1500 delegates will participate. Participants in the congress will be ICOH members, e.g. FIOH, KOSHA, Inail, NIOSH, occupational medicine professional associations and...

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Dodaj v moj koledar 2024-04-28 02:00:00 2024-05-03 02:00:00 ICOH 2024 – 34th International Congress on Occupational Health EU-OSHA will participate in ICOH 2024 - 34th international congress on occupational health with an information stand. About 1500 delegates will participate. Participants in the congress will be ICOH members, e.g. FIOH, KOSHA, Inail, NIOSH, occupational medicine professional associations and individuals, such as occupational physicians, occupational nurses, occupational hygienists, safety engineers, psychologists, ergonomists, physiotherapists and epidemiologists. The main objective of the information stand is to raise awareness of the impact of new digital technologies on work and workplaces and the occupational safety and health challenges and opportunities that these technologies pose, presenting the "Safe and Healthy Work in the Digital Age" campaign and other Agency projects.     In parallel to the exhibition stand, EU-OSHA is participating in several symposia and other actions with varying degrees of involvements such as: EU-OSHA will organise a symposium titled: “State of OSH in Europe: Developments, strategies and tools for effective OSH management” on Monday 29 April,  and a special session on “Workers' exposure survey on cancer risk factors – Discussion on findings” on Thursday 2 May. The Executive Director of EU-OSHA will take part in the Global Policy Forum chaired by ICOH President on Tuesday 30 April. EU-OSHA will contribute to a special session on “Nordic and Global Collaboration for OSH impact” organised by the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority on Monday 29 April. EU-OSHA will participate as well in symposia, special sessions (e.g. “Future of Work: emerging risks and opportunities for health and wellbeing”,  “Women Health and Work”, and “OSH performance management”), and will take the opportunity to meet different stakeholders. Palais des Congrès ICOH - International Commission on Occupational Health hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public
Türkiye
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TOSH-Expo Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition and Istanbul Chamber of Industry OHS Symphosium

Türkiye , Istanbul, Türkiye

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Dodaj v moj koledar 2024-05-02 02:00:00 2024-05-04 02:00:00 TOSH-Expo Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition and Istanbul Chamber of Industry OHS Symphosium Istanbul Congress Center Istanbul Chamber of Industry hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public
Portugal

Digital platform work: exploring its implications for workers’ OSH in Portugal

Portugal , Online, Portugal

A webinar analysing the nuances, risks and opportunities of digital platform work is set to take place on 7 May. Organised in the context of the Healthy Workplaces ‘Safe and healthy work in the digital age’ Campaign, the event will showcase a comprehensive research study conducted in Portugal about...

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Dodaj v moj koledar 2024-05-07 02:00:00 2024-05-07 02:00:00 Digital platform work: exploring its implications for workers’ OSH in Portugal A webinar analysing the nuances, risks and opportunities of digital platform work is set to take place on 7 May. Organised in the context of the Healthy Workplaces ‘Safe and healthy work in the digital age’ Campaign, the event will showcase a comprehensive research study conducted in Portugal about the practical implications of digital platform work. The session, hosted by our Portuguese focal point Autoridade para as Condições do Trabalho, will also highlight a campaign undertaken by them offering real-world examples of initiatives promoting safety and health in digital workplaces. Occupational safety and health experts, occupational physicians, labour inspectors and other attendees will discuss the opportunities and risks associated with digital work and reflect on the impact of digital technologies on the nature of work and the related challenges to safety and health. Moderators: Emília Telo, ACT Isabel Nunes, ACT Speakers: João Areosa, IPSetúbal Susana Luz, ACT Marcelino Pena Costa, CCP Fernando Gomes, CGTP-IN  Autoridade para as Condições do Trabalho hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public
Germany

Conference: 10 years Prevention Forum +

Germany , Berlin, Germany

Where knowledge meets experience It has been ten years since the two platforms went live at the XX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2014 in Frankfurt. A decade marked by growth, exchange, and valuable contacts. This anniversary signifies not only a celebration of their past but also a...

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Dodaj v moj koledar 2024-05-08 02:00:00 2024-05-08 02:00:00 Conference: 10 years Prevention Forum + Where knowledge meets experience It has been ten years since the two platforms went live at the XX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2014 in Frankfurt. A decade marked by growth, exchange, and valuable contacts. This anniversary signifies not only a celebration of their past but also a glimpse into a promising future. To commemorate this milestone appropriately, prevention forum+ extends a warm invitation to their symposium titled "10 Years of Prevention Forum+: Where Knowledge Meets Experience," scheduled to take place in Berlin on May 8, 2024. Experts from Germany and abroad will share their experiences. This event serves not only as an opportunity to celebrate their anniversary but also as a platform to share knowledge, listen to inspiring presentations, and exchange experiences. As a great example for using digital tools for implementing OSH, it is also part of the national implementation of the European Healthy Workplace Campaign "Safe and healthy work in the digital age" supported by EU-OSHA. Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizin hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public
Croatia
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29th International HDO Conference - MeditMaint 2024

Croatia , Rovinj, Croatia

The Croatian Maintenance Society (HDO), in collaboration with the European Federation of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS), the Croatian Engineering Association, the Danube Adria Association for & Manufacturing, and Electromechanical Authority, is organising and inviting you to the 29th...

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Dodaj v moj koledar 2024-05-13 02:00:00 2024-05-16 02:00:00 29th International HDO Conference - MeditMaint 2024 The Croatian Maintenance Society (HDO), in collaboration with the European Federation of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS), the Croatian Engineering Association, the Danube Adria Association for & Manufacturing, and Electromechanical Authority, is organising and inviting you to the 29th International and Mediterranean Conference MeditMaint 2024 – MAINTENANCE 2024.  This year’s Conference will be held under the motto: Zero Defects vs Zero Accidents. Zero defects and zero accidents are two different concepts often used in the business environment in the context of quality and safety management.  Zero defects is a concept that relates to the philosophy or goal claiming that products or services should be manufactured or provided without any errors or defects. The idea is to achieve the highest level of product or service quality through systematic planning, process control, and continuous improvement, aiming to reduce or eliminate errors. The zero defects concept encourages organizations to focus on preventing problems and undesirable situations rather than relying on detecting and fixing errors after they occur.  Zero accidents aim for organizations to achieve a zero rate of accidents, injuries, or incidents at work. This concept emphasizes the importance of workplace safety, reducing the risk of injuries or harm to employees. Organisations striving for zero accidents invest efforts in identifying safety risks, educating employees on safety, implementing safety procedures, and ensuring a safe working environment. The goal is to eliminate or minimize accidents and their consequences.  Although both concepts are based on achieving the highest standards of quality and safety, they differ in their focus. Nevertheless, both concepts fit into the new industrial trend called Industry 5.0 with an emphasis on human orientation, sustainability, and resilience.  Industry 5.0, initially understood as a counterpoint to the dehumanization of industry, has evolved into a concept of a holistic approach to the role and work of humans in modern automated tasks. Industry 5.0 is often referred to as the “human touch in manufacturing processes.” Hotel Lone, Rovinj HDO - Croatian Maintenance Society hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public