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MIDDLE EAST OHS STRATEGY SUMMIT

5th 7th March 2012, Abu Dhabi

REASONS TO ATTEND
Health and Safety Leadership has become a prime focus of both Management as well as Government bodies. They are faced with a situation where new risks are emerging while old risk still persists. The strive is to build a safety culture in a changing environment and inculcate people responsibility towards their own safety. In this Conference the whole focus would be on OHS Strategies for the Middle East. Case studies, panel discussions and networking opportunities with experts and industry leaders will give the delegates a platform to interact, learn and collect business intelligence and strategic insight. The Middle East OHS Strategy Summit has engaging sessions designed to provide a holistic purview on Occupational Health and Safety.

THE DISTINGUISHED ADVISORY PANEL

Dr. Jens Thomsen, Health Authority Abu Dhabi Section Head, Health, Safety and Environment Department. Cristian Visoiu, Petrofac Emirates Head of HSE Design Dhirajlal Radadiya, ADNOC Senior HSE Advisor Girolamo Basile, Saipem Headof HSE Lee Hogan, Seadrill Head of QHSE Africa & Middle East Region Mohammad Hussein, Emirates Aluminium Co. Manager Health & Safety Prof. Tar-Ching Aw, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, United Arab Emirates University Professor and Chair, Department of Community Medicine

KEY TOPICS
The role of Government in Influencing Safety Culture Importance of committed Leadership in driving a safety culture and making a safer workplace Addressing OHS Challenges of Large High Risk Organizations Aligning your Organizations and Contractors culture Pro-activity Vs Re-activity Key characteristics necessary for a successful behavior-based safety process International Developments in Occupational Health and Developments And much more...

THE PRESTIGIOUS SPEAKER PANEL

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Vice presidents, Heads, Directors, Senior Managers , Officers, Superintendents, Consultants, Supervisors- HSE / EHS / SHE / EHSQ, Quality, Health, Safety & Environment, Risk & Security, Operations, Maintenance, Production, Crisis & Risk Management,Site Management and Operation,Safety & Auditing, Claims / Injury / Insurance, Sustainable Development, Corporate Social Responsibility From: Construction Refinery Oil and Gas Chemical and Petrochemicals

Andrew Broderick, ALDAR Properties Director of EHS and Sustainability Benjamin Legg, Al Futtaim Carillion, Middle East North Africa IMS Director David Doig, OPITO Group Chief Executive Dr Ahmad Al-Shatti, Ministry of Health-Kuwait Director Occupational Health Department Dr. Dhirajlal Radadiya, ADNOC Senior HSE Advisor Dr. Rakhmat Soebekti, Qatar Petroleum Occupational Health Specialist Head of Ras Laffan Occupational Health Region Dr. Robert Cooling, IOSH Middle East Branch Coordinator Ehsan Mousavi, Petropars VP Corporate HSEQ Girolamo Basile, Saipem Head of HSE Abu Dhabi Lee Hogan, Seadrill Head of QHSE Africa & Middle East Region Mohammad Hussein, Emirates Aluminium Manager Health & Safety (Projects) Nabil Battal, DP World Director Global Safety & Environment Nigel Ree, Yuanda UAE QHSE Director Eng. Waddah Shihab Ghanem Al Hashemi, Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) Group Environment, Health & Safety, Quality (EHSQ) Compliance Director Wayne Harris, World Safety Organization Board Director

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Day 1, 5th March 2012
8:00 Registration and Coffee 8:45 Welcome note from Fleming Gulf 8:50 Opening remarks from the chair 14:30 The recognition of occupational disease Approaches for diagnosis of important occupational diseases Opportunities for early prevention and treatment The management and control of occupational diseases 15:10 Return to Work Program for Injured Employee As An Integrated Management Approach Understanding Return to Work Program as an integrated management approach Rebuilding employees functional ability after injury with the proper approach Functional rehabilitation for employee in the acute stage to facilitate progression to normal function gradually Understanding about work ability and work restriction and how to negotiate return to work
Dr. Rakhmat Soebekti, Qatar Petroleum, Occupational Health Specialist Head of Ras Laffan Occupational Health Region

SESSION I: Government Role in OHS

9:00 Speaking the Language of Safety: A GCC Perspective Commitment towards Building a safer Society Development of policies, processes, procedures & protocols to promote OH&S in all workplaces Partnership with constitutional bodies and private sector. Promoting continuous improvement in OHS 9:40 OHS Country Spotlight: UAE This session will cover the UAE Governments strategies in implementing OHS policies and initiatives. The successful alignment of international standards with local cultural behavior. 10:20 Morning coffee and networking

16:00 Coffee and networking

SESSION III: Risk Management

16:30 Pro-activity Vs Re-activity Identifying Safety risks before accidents occur. Importance of training and education of staff and line managers in hazard identification, assessment and risk management Working towards a safety equilibrium
Nigel Ree, Yuanda UAE QHSE Director

SESSION II: Occupational Health Issues, Middle East perspective

11:00 EMRO Environmental Health strategy promoting at the workplace
Dr Ahmad Al-Shatti, Ministry of Health-Kuwait Director Occupational Health Department

11:40

CAse stuDY Framework for Management of Occupational Health Issues: Occupational Health Management System of Saipem Abu Dhabi.

17:10 (PANEL) Risk Management: Complete Picture Hazard Identification Risk Assessment and Risk Control Greater involvement and empowerment of the duty holders at all levels in addressing and tackling risk.
(Chairman) Dr. Rakhmat Soebekti, Qatar Petroleum, Occupational Health Specialist Head of Ras Laffan Occupational Health Region Benjamin Legg, Al Futtaim Carillion, Middle East North Africa IMS Director Nigel Ree, Yuanda UAE QHSE Director Girolamo Basile, Saipem Head of HSE Abu Dhabi

Health Risk Assessment (HRA) primary method for classification of the levels of OH risks and setting control implementation priorities Medical Emergencies Plans, Facilities and Training Occupational Health Performance Reporting
Girolamo Basile, Saipem Head of HSE Abu Dhabi

12:20 (Panel )The role of Government in Influencing Safety Culture Governments responsibility, authority and competence in the development and control of working conditions Developing & Strengthening of policies for OHS Development of occupational health standards 13:00 Luncheon

17:50 Closing Remarks from the Event Chair Speakers and delegates are cordially invited to attend a

Networking Cocktail Reception

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Day 2, 6th March, 2012
8:15 Registration and Coffee
Mohammad Hussein, Emirates Aluminium Manager Health & Safety (Projects) Ehsan Mousavi, Petropars VP Corporate HSEQ

SESSION IV: Board room perspective on OHS

9:00 How to make H&S a profit generator during hard economic times Dealing with investment challenges in safety post recession Implementing a sound OHS program that helps in cost savings Fresh look at how OHS performance can improve productivity and reduce costs. 9:40 Identifying Key Opportunities for improving worker safety Making OHS a top priority and changing the companys culture around safety. Recognizing and applying Best Practice to build a safe workplace Setting performance standards and instilling accountability
Dr. Dhirajlal Radadiya, ADNOC Senior HSE Advisor

13:00 Luncheon 14:30 How to create a safety strategic roadmap for the upstream companies Providing a direction to OHS activities in accordance to organisational policies Tools to create a practical safety goals Methods of implementation and evaluating management systems through live case study
Ehsan Mousavi, Petropars VP Corporate HSEQ

15:10 Aligning your organizations and contractors culture Adding Culture to the selection criterion Initiatives that help avoid culture clashes Bridging the Gap between the two work cultures
Mohammad Hussein, Emirates Aluminium Manager Health & Safety (Projects)

10:20 Coffee and Networking 11:00 Dropped Object Prevention Significance of Dropped Objects Common Dropped Objects in the workplace Identification of potential Dropped Objects (through audits and inspections) Dropped Object awareness & training Dropped Object prevention through appropriate securing methods and secondary retention.
Lee Hogan, Seadrill Head of QHSE Africa & Middle East Region

16:00 Coffee and Networking

SESSION V: Global practices in OHS

16:30 Defining best practice in corporate occupational health and safety governance Taking ownership of good OHS performance within the business, upholding core values and standards. Building a safety culture in a changing environment Balancing Risk Management and Legal protection under the OHS Act and Regulations
Eng. Waddah Shihab Ghanem Al Hashemi, Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) Group Environment, Health & Safety, Quality (EHSQ) Compliance Director

11:40 The Business Case for OHS in Sustainability Strategies Motivating Behavioural Change towards Sustainable practices Sustainable Labour Practices Local and International reporting standards
Andrew Broderick, ALDAR Properties Director of EHS and Sustainability

17:10 (PANEL) International Developments in Occupational Health and Safety New challenges that threaten OHS across the world Get a global preview of what are the best practices adopted across the world Understand the current situation and new needs of occupational health in different parts of the world
(Chairman) Dr. Robert Cooling, IOSH Middle East Branch Coordinator

12:20 (Panel) Importance of committed Leadership in driving a safety culture and making a safer workplace Creating and Injury free vision Assessing and developing a Safety conscious organizational culture Development of healthy work practices and promotion of health at work
(Chairman ) Eng. Waddah Shihab Ghanem Al Hashemi, Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) Group Environment, Health & Safety, Quality (EHSQ) Compliance Director Dr. Dhirajlal Radadiya, ADNOC Senior HSE Advisor Lee Hogan, Seadrill Head of QHSE Africa & Middle East Region

17:40 Chairmans summary and end of conference I would like to thank everyone who has helped with the research and organization of this event, especially the advisors and speakers for their support and commitment. Ms. Pallavi Taode, Conference Producer pallavi.taode@fleminggulf.com

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Day 3, 7th March, 2012

Post Conference Workshop

9:00 - 12:00 Workshop 1: Reflective Learning A development tool for EHS Practitioners.

Workshop Leader

Eng. Waddah Shihab Ghanem Al Hashemi Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) Group Environment, Health & Safety, Quality (EHSQ) Compliance Director

Waddah is the Chief EHSQ Compliance Officer for ENOC Group. He is the Chairman of various Committees within the Organization, including the Wellness & Social Activities Program which serves over 6000 employees. He has obtained an Executive MBA through Bradford University in the UK in which he specialized in organizational safety behavior. Waddah has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Emirates Safety Group, and served as an Advisor on the HCT Environmental Sciences Program Committee. He was a member of the Petroleum and Lube Specification Committee for the Government of the UAE, and more recently became a member of the Dubai Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Committee. He is also the Chairman of the ENOC Groups Wellness & Social Activities Programme Committee. 12:00 14:00 Lunch
14:00 17:00 Workshop 2:Behavioral Based Safety

Key characteristics necessary for a successful behavior-based safety process Setting and aligning a customized BBS process Involvement and commitment of top leadership Continuous efforts to improve safety Future of Behavioral Safety, where the discipline is heading Beginning with the end in Mind Synthesis of psychological, cultural, and business principles. Integrating Behavior Based Safety into Mainstream Safety Management System

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MEET OUR COMPREHENSIVE SPEAKER PANEL
Andrew Broderick, ALDAR Properties Director of EHS and Sustainability Andrew Broderick is Director of EHS & Sustainability at ALDAR Properties PJSC and is responsible for ensuring that applicable local and federal laws, and ALDAR Properties policies are adhered to at all times by ALDAR Properties employees and all who work on the companys behalf. Andrew holds a degree in Sustainable Business from Cambridge University and brings a wide spectrum of EHS experience to ALDAR Properties having been involved in all major areas of the construction industry throughout his extensive career including: high-rise buildings, hospitals, international and domestic airports, villa communities, schools, and entertainment venues. For the past 18 years, Andrew has been in the EHS and Sustainability field working in various industries and has been in the United Arab Emirates for the past 8 years. Prior to ALDAR Properties Andrew was based in Dubai and worked on a number of prestigious projects including Jumeirah Beach Residence and Dubai International Airport Expansion Project Terminal 3. Dr. Dhirajlal Radadiya, ADNOC Senior HSE Advisor Dr. Dhiraj Radadiya is a Chemical Engineer and a highly experienced HSEQ professional wherein with 28 years of experience in safety, occupational, health, and environment, quality, sustainability and process safety management system with global fortune 500 oil and gas reputed companies at various levels form Production/ Senior Process Engineer to Safety & Quality Assurance Manager. He is an enthusiast in his field, with inherent strong leadership and reason based HSE approach. He is professional member of international HSE organizations such as ASSE, IOSH, NFPA, ACGIH, OGP and IEI and presented papers in many national and international events. He has headed many committees and taskforces during his career. In current assignment as Senior HSEMS Advisor with ADNOC/SPC, he has much contributed in development of HSE Code of practices based on UAE laws, regulations, OSHA, USEPA, HSE-UK and develops best industry practices for the ADNOC group of companies. He has imparted training to senior staff of Group companies, lessons learned from international incidents and also coordinated and compiled corporate Annual HSE and Sustainability Reports for ADNOC Group. He also, reviews Risk Assessment Reports (HSEIA) and recommends for approval in safeguarding ADNOCs interests.Dr. Dhiraj has contributed to development of the EHSMS of Emirates of Abu Dhabi for developing and implementing EHSMS in the emirates of Abu Dhabi. Dr. Rakhmat Soebekti, Qatar Petroleum Occupational Health Specialist Head of Ras Laffan Occupational Health Region Mr. Soebekti has 3 years of experience in Public Health sector and 18 years experience practices in Occupational Health services in several oil & gas industries. He has worked for International companies ike BP, Total, ExxonMobil, CNOOC and QP. Mr. Soebekti is recognized as an Occupational Medicine Specialist by American Board of Preventive Medicine, membership in American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine & Society of Occupational Medicine UK. He currently hold the position of Head of Occupational Health, Ras Laffan region, Qatar Petroleum, Ras Laffan Industrial City Health Advisor, Joint Venture Company Occupational Health Advisor. Ehsan Mousavi, Petropars VP Corporate HSEQ Ehsan Mousavi is the Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) Manager of Petropars Ltd., a successful Iranian oil and gas developer with projects valued over 10 billion USD, concentrating on the South Pars Gas Field (largest non associated gas field in the world). For the past five years in this position Mr. Mousavi has successfully managed major projects within the company, such as developing and implementing a Quality Management System in addition to an HSE Management System, recently integrating these systems into an Integrated Management System (IMS). He is also an active member of the Oil Gas Producers association (OGP) and member of the ISO/TC 67 committee. He proposed, planned and directed the first conference on HSE in Oil & Gas Industry in Iran. His past accomplishments include being the vice-president of TUV Saarland and the business development manager of SGS Company in Iran. Lee Hogan, Seadrill Head of QHSE Africa & Middle East Region Lee Hogan is a dedicated HSE Professional with extensive experience across all areas of the Oil & Gas Industry. During the past 14 years Lee has held numerous senior positions in the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Middle East & Asia. His current position is Head of QHSE for Seadrill Africa & Middle East Region, based in Dubai. Lee is also active with Industry HSE initiatives having held the positions of Chairman of DROPS Asia, DROPS Middle East Steering Committee Member plus also a Deputy Chair Role of the Opito Africa & Middle East Industry Forum. Lee holds a BSc(Hons) in Environmental Management from Manchester Metropolitan University in the UK plus numerous other professional HSE certifications. Mohammad Hussein, Emirates Aluminium Manager Health & Safety (Projects) Graduated as Electromechanical engineer in 1996 from Jordan and has worked in various technical engineering disciplines, currently working as health & safety manager for the world-largest single-site aluminium smelter in UAE and leading the remarkable safety performance of the projects; previously was the EHS manager of world-leading packaging manufacturing company CROWN Emirates (CROWN Holdings). Member in many international professional associations like ASSE, IOSH & JEA; chairperson and key-note speaker in several international EHS conferences and also EHS lecturer. Holds NEBOSH International Certificate & Diploma from UK and preparing his Master degree in global strategic leadership program from UK and Switzerland. Nigel Ree, Yuanda UAE QHSE Director Mr. Nigel Ree has a very strong background in construction management. He started his career working as a compliance manager for a large Victorian Hospital strip out in the mid 90s then changing to a full time safety role in the late 90s, during this time he has worked on a number of prestigious projects including Wembley Stadium, Millennium Stadium and Heathrow Terminal 5 where he assisted in rolling out the (IIF) Incident Injury Free, behavioural safety programme that proved very successful. He joined Shenyang Yuanda (Abu Dhabi) as QHSE manager and in a short time period was promoted to director level earlier this year, during his time with the company there has been a significant drop in accidents/incidents and the subsequent reduction in AF from 3.97 to the present 1.25. As a group they have achieved over 9 project 1.2 million man hours without a reportable accident. Eng. Waddah Shihab Ghanem Al Hashemi, Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) Group Environment, Health & Safety, Quality (EHSQ) Compliance Director Waddah is the Chief EHSQ Compliance Officer for ENOC Group. He is the Chairman of various Committees within the Organization, including the Wellness & Social Activities Program which serves over 6000 employees. He has obtained an Executive MBA through Bradford University in the UK in which he specialized in organizational safety behavior. His current doctorate research work with the Bradford School of Management, Bradford University, UK is focused on operational corporate governance. His contribution to the EHS field includes more than 50 presentations and technical papers at various local, regional and international conferences and forums. Waddah has worked in fire protection, prevention and fire fighting activities including developing standards, plan reviews and design reviews for new grassroots and expansion projects. He has managed various fire drill exercises and has worked as an observer and facilitator with operating companies and Government Authorities. He frequently, as part of his core job, audits emergency response plans and procedures for facilities. In late 2004, Waddah became in charge of ENOC Group Quality Compliance. Waddah has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Emirates Safety Group, and served as an Advisor on the HCT Environmental Sciences Program Committee. He was a member of the Petroleum and Lube Specification Committee for the Government of the UAE, and more recently became a member of the Dubai Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Committee. He is also the Chairman of the ENOC Groups Wellness & Social Activities Programme Committee. Andrew Broderick, ALDAR Properties Director of EHS and Sustainability Andrew Broderick is Director of EHS & Sustainability at ALDAR Properties PJSC and is responsible for ensuring that applicable local and federal laws, and ALDAR Properties policies are adhered to at all times by ALDAR Properties employees and all who work on the companys behalf. Andrew holds a degree in Sustainable Business from Cambridge University and brings a wide spectrum of EHS experience to ALDAR Properties having been involved in all major areas of the construction industry throughout his extensive career including: high-rise buildings, hospitals, international and domestic airports, villa communities, schools, and entertainment venues. For the past 18 years, Andrew has been in the EHS and Sustainability field working in various industries and has been in the United Arab Emirates for the past 8 years. Prior to ALDAR Properties Andrew was based in Dubai and worked on a number of prestigious projects including Jumeirah Beach Residence and Dubai International Airport Expansion Project Terminal 3.

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