The Keynote Theatre
10:45
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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In recent years, the nature of work has undergone significant transformations, driven by technological advancements, demographic shifts, and the emergence of new work models. This panel will discuss what it means to meet these new challenges and how to promote and maintain good OSH in a changing workforce.
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12:00
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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Grab this opportunity to meet SPOT, the four-legged canine-inspired COBOT and learn more about how this robotic technology is being utilised to enhance workplace safety and the research behind it.
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13:00
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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What if, no matter where you worked in the world, there were minimum standards for workplace safety and health to protect you? What if agreed principles focused on reducing harm as a priority? This thought-provoking discussion investigates the challenges and opportunities the future world of work holds and what this could mean for you and the OSH profession.
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14:15
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Keynote Theatre60 mins
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Cam Stevens, a renowned global safety technology expert, brings AI and Industry 4.0's impact on occupational safety and health into sharp focus. Joining us from Australia to lead this international keynote, Cam will give insight into the technological trends that are shaping the future of OSH. Learn practical steps for how you can get started leveraging these technologies in your workplace and beyond.
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10:45
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
- Keynote Theatre
Algorithmic management is a technology that can be utilised to manage workers, but what effect does this have on work culture, especially where employees may see it as a threat to their psychological safety and autonomy? This session dives into the legalities of the implementation of this tech and looks into how it will affect the future of work.
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12:00
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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This panel will raise the distinction between simple ethics and applied and professional ethics and how this can empower the profession to fulfil our ethical responsibilities. Gain valuable insight that will help us make a positive impact in our profession and beyond!
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13:00
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Keynote Theatre60 mins
- Keynote Theatre
This session will cover the impact of ADHD on occupational safety and health, practical strategies to support adults with ADHD in the workplace to enhance their productivity and protect from stress.
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14:15
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Keynote Theatre30 mins
- Keynote Theatre
In today's complex landscape, businesses are increasingly recognising the importance of fostering cultural maturity to achieve higher standards of social and environmental performance. Join us for a relaxed and engaging discussion as we delve into how cultural maturity can support your business to navigate the evolving workplace challenges with transparency and accountability.
15:00
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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A panel debate around the usefulness of the Health and Safety at Work Act as it reaches its 50th anniversary. Reflecting on the impact this legislation has had, the panel questions its relevance and impact on today’s constantly evolving work environment.
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10:30
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Keynote Theatre45 mins
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Undoubtedly, adapting to climate change is becoming an increasingly critical factor within the realm of occupational safety and health (OSH). This panel will discuss the impact of climate change on OSH and provide insights on what we must consider at present to ensure the safety of our workers.
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11:35
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Keynote Theatre40 mins
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IOSH Future Leaders and President Elect are delighted to bring a thought-provoking and insightful panel discussion to talk about ways in which workplace health and safety is changing.
They will be discussing:
How the next generation of health and safety professionals can lead the way in changing the perception of the OSH industry
Breaking stereotypes of the traditional health and safety professional
What skills are needed to be an effective health and safety professional
Join the discussion to pave the way for a strong future of the profession.
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12:30
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Keynote Theatre30 mins
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HSE was set up nearly 50 years ago by the Health and Safety at Work Act to ensure that we return home safe and well at the end of the working day. Key to this success and the reduction in death and injury across Great Britain, has been the approach to managing workplace risk. However, the same can’t be said for work-related ill health. This session explores the challenges around workplace ill health and how these can be overcome to make parity of esteem a reality for everyone.
Sarah will be providing an overview of HSE’s approach to reducing work-related illness and outlining what organisations can do to promote good mental health in the workplace.
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