July 23, 2014 - July 24, 2014 in Toronto, Canada
Advancing Risk-Based Safety Programs to Achieve an Interdependent Safety Culture
Mining industry leaders have long focused on enhancing safety management systems and safety culture. However, while many mining organizations have seen a drop in incident rates, fatalities continue to occur, and reaching zero harm remains an elusive, yet vital prerogative for the mining industry. Additionally, approaching workforce shifts, coupled with rapid changes in mining technology, mean gaps in safety knowledge and expertise at a time when demonstrating a consistent safety record can ensure a competitive edge in a growing marketplace.
The 2nd Annual Health and Safety Excellence in Mining Conference will enable senior-level health and safety executives to secure a more risk-based, forward-learning HSE program. Delegates will explore methods to boost safety ownership, effectively identify and implement leading indicator strategies, and transform front-line supervisors to be safety leaders in order to demonstrably improve safety outcomes and bring about an interdependent safety culture.
Heads of HSE from Leading Mining Companies will interact with speakers and their peers in a classroom-style setting that fosters both audience interaction and engagement. Over the two-day conference, speakers will share personal insight into promoting safety accountability and complete employee engagement to strengthen the HSE practice
For more information: http://www.canadianminingjournal.com/
Contact Information :
MarcusEvans
Tyler Kelch, Coordinator
455 N Cityfront Plaza Drive
USA
Chicago
Phone:3128946377
Email: tylerke@marcusevansch.com
Website: http://www.marcusevans.com/
(Source: http://www.infomine.com)