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Improving safety,
health and wellbeing
The South Wales Safety Groups Alliance
Award Winning
Annual Health and Safety Conference and Exhibition
08.30 –15.45
Wednesday 01 April 2020
Ricoh Suite, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ
In partnership with In partnership with
www.iosh.com/southwalesbranchImproving safety,
health and wellbeing
Event information
Wednesday 01 April 2020
Ricoh Suite, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ
Event overview Who should attend?
This year’s conference complements not only This event is aimed at all safety and health
the HSE’s Helping GB Work Well campaign but professionals, company directors, managers
also the Wales Health at Work Partnership. It and supervisors, safety and health
will concentrate on sharing good practice. representatives, HR professionals and anyone
studying safety, health and wellbeing.
Jeremy Bevan, Policy Manager, HSE will
give the keynote address ‘Getting things The South Wales Safety Group Alliance
in proportion: Understanding what Along with the South Wales Branch, members
proportionate health and safety looks like’. of the Alliance include the South Wales
This is followed by a talk on Occupational Branch IIRSM (www.iirsm.org), South Wales
Cancer with emphasis on IOSH’s No Time to Construction Safety Group
Lose Campaign. After the mid-morning break (www.constructionsafetygroup.org), Cardiff
we consider the first of the three HSE priority and East Wales Occupational Health and
plans on occupational health viz occupational Safety Group (www.cardiffsafety.co.uk) and
lung disease with talks on process safety and the South and West Wales Safety Group
preventing respiratory disease. (www.swwsafetygroup.co.uk). We are the
first area in the UK, where such groups have
The afternoon sessions concentrate on the worked together to such good effect. IOSH
other two HSE priority plans: musculoskeletal has recognised this by giving its Excellence
disorders (MSD) with information about Award to the branch in the Collaboration
Toyota’s experience of reducing it through Category.
design followed by stress, with a talk on
mental health first aid – its importance and Our strategic aim is to improve safety, health
implementation. Siân Clayton, the Head of and wellbeing of all employees and others
Field Operations, Wales and the Marches, HSE in the area. Taking a holistic approach, we
will again chair the conference. believe that together we are stronger and
better able to make a difference. Find out
What’s in it for you? more at www.southwalessga.co.uk.
There is a role to play for everyone who
has a stake or interest in improving safety, What you need to know
health and wellbeing in the workplace. The fee includes lunch, refreshments and a
This conference and exhibition will help substantial delegate pack. There is plenty of
you understand and maintain the impetus free car parking at the stadium.
for this strategy. Attending this event also
offers you the chance to network with One of the pulling points is the exhibition,
other delegates and speakers. Anything you where local and national safety related
gain can be included to enhance your CPD businesses show us their wares. Not forgetting
portfolio although please note, certificates of the prize draw at the conclusion of the day.
attendance will not be provided. Will you be the one to win a circuit drive in a
supercar this year?Improving safety,
health and wellbeing
Programme information
Wednesday 01 April 2020
Ricoh Suite, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ
08.30 Registration, refreshments,
networking and exhibition 12.10 Breathe freely – preventing
respiratory disease
09.30 Welcome and Chair’s opening Kelvin Williams
remarks President Elect
Siân Clayton BOHS
Head of Field Operations
Wales and the Marches 12.50 Question-and-answer session
HSE Facilitated by Siân Clayton
Conference chair
09.40 Keynote address
Getting things in proportion 13.00 Lunch, networking and
– Understanding what exhibition
proportionate health and
safety looks like 14:00 Reducing the risk of MSD
Jeremy Bevan through design – Toyota’s
Policy Manager, experience
Engagement and Policy Division Stuart Bassford
HSE Toyota Motor Europe
10.20 Working together to beat 14.40 Mental health first aid –
occupational cancer – IOSH’s No its importance and
Time To Lose campaign explained implementation
David Gold Tom Hewes
Vice President Director
IOSH Paramedics R Us
11.00 Refreshments, networking and 15.20 Question-and-answer session
exhibition Facilitated by Siân Clayton
Conference chair
11.30 A framework for managing
operational systems and 15.40 Event summary
processes that handle hazardous Siân Clayton
substances Conference chair
Rhiannon Thomas
Specialist Inspector, 15.45 Prize draw and close of
Process Safety conference
HSE
Note: The programme details may be subject to changeImproving safety,
health and wellbeing
Booking information
Wednesday 01 April 2020
Ricoh Suite, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ
Booking and payment
Fees By post
Members and non-members: Please post your completed booking form
£60 + £12 VAT = £72 to the Bookings team, IOSH, The Grange,
Highfield Drive, Wigston, Leicestershire,
Online LE18 1NN, UK. You can either enclose a
Please go to www.iosh.com/events to find the cheque with this, or we will contact you to
event listing and book, and pay for arrange secure payment.
your place online.
By phone
By email Simply ring the Bookings team on +44
Please send your completed booking form (0)116 257 3197 and register your place
to bookings@iosh.com who will be in touch using your credit or debit card.
to arrange secure payment.
Payment terms
Full payment must be received before the event to secure your place. If payment hasn’t been
made in full by 25 March 2020, 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% refund
- Cancellations received at least eight or - Cancellations less than four weeks (19
more weeks (40 or more working days) working days) from the event will not
from the event will receive a 50% refund receive a refund.
The full terms and conditions of our cancellation and refund policy can be found at
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Delegate information
Wednesday 01 April 2020
Ricoh Suite, Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ
Delegate details (your event/joining instructions will be sent electronically)
Title First name* Surname*
Job title*
Organisation name and address*
Tel Fax
email (we need this for providing confirmations and event details)
Are you a member of IOSH? yes no Membership number
If you have any dietary/disability requests, please can you advise what adjustments you require:
How did you hear about this event?
Brochure Connect IOSH Magazine Website Email Social media Other ..................
*As you want them to appear on your badge and the delegate list
Sorry, we can’t accept bookings after 25 March 2020.
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 25 March 2020, please contact the Bookings
team on +44 (0)116 257 3197 or email bookings@iosh.com.
Further information
If you have any questions about the event, please call the Events team on +44 (0)116 257 3100
(option 3) or email events@iosh.com. Visit www.iosh.com/events for regular updates.
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about this event and your booking. Please note: your name, job title and organisation will be added to the delegate list and shared with the
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photograph to be taken at the event please ensure you make a member of the IOSH Events teams aware of this upon arrival at the event.
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topic) in future years please tick the box.
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IOSH is the Chartered body for health and safety
professionals. With over 48,000 members in more
than 130 countries, we’re the world’s largest
professional health and safety organisation.
We set standards, and support, develop and
connect our members with resources, guidance,
events and training. We’re the voice of the
profession, and campaign on issues that affect
millions of working people.
IOSH was founded in 1945 and is a registered
charity with international NGO status.
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