Conference to mark the 40th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act

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1 Conference to mark the 40th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act CPD approved 5 points Thursday 4th December Royal College of Anaesthetists, 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4NG

2 08.45 Welcome and registration Introduction from morning chair Advancement of health and safety in the workplace Dr Ian Aston Academic Dean Mr Hugh Robertson Senior Policy Officer TUC Asbestos Sir Anthony Newman Taylor Principal, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London Morning coffee The culture and psychology of the Health and Safety at Work Act Dr Tim Marsh Managing Director Ryder Marsh Human Factors Lunch Introduction from afternoon chair Prosecutions under the Health and Safety at Work Act The Health and Safety at Work Act and manufacturing Dr Richard Heron President Ms Jane Willis Strategic Programme Director, Policy Group Health and Safety Executive Dr Paul Williams Group Medical Director JCB Afternoon coffee Occupational cancer Professor John Cherrie Director of Research Institute of Occupational Medicine The effect of Health & Safety legislation on industry Closing remarks Professor Neil Budworth Vice President HSSE, Clean Energy Europe AMEC This programme may be subject to change

3 THe 40TH AnnIverSAry Of THe HeALTH AnD SAfeTy AT WOrk ACT COnferenCe BOOK BY PHONE ( ) OR COMPLETE THIS FORM AND RETURN BY FAX ( ) QUERIES: registration form (PLeASe PrInT CLeArLy In BLOCk CAPITALS) TITLE... PREFERRED FIRST NAME... SURNAME... ADDRESS POSTCODE... TELEPHONE POSITION... PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT/EMPLOYER... SPECIAL DIETARY OR ACCESS REQUIREMENTS... early BIrD rate for BOOkInGS received By 5 november (PLEASE TICK AS APPROPRIATE) Non-members fee Members fee (standard) Concessionary price (FOM trainee/concessionary/oh nurses) full rate for BOOkInGS received AfTer 5 november (PLEASE TICK AS APPROPRIATE) Non-members fee Members fee (standard) Concessionary price (FOM trainee/concessionary/oh nurses) I enclose a cheque/bank draft sterling, payable to Faculty of Occupational Medicine, drawn on a UK bank I will pay by credit/debit card (We are unable to accept Diners Club cards) I will make payment directly to the Faculty Bank Account (please see details at bottom of page) CARDHOLDER NAME* (if different from above).... CARDHOLDER/ INVOICE ADDRESS* (if different from above) POSTCODE*... Card number* Expiry Date* / Start Date/Issue Number (Switch only) Security Code* (last three digits of the number on reverse of the card. (This information is mandatory and will be detached and destroyed when payment has been processed)) Signature... Date... (Items marked * are essential. Cancellations will be subject to a 10% administrative charge. No refunds will be made for cancellations notified within 14 days of the event, but substitute delegates will be accepted at any time.) Paying by BACS: Account name: Sort Code: Account no: BIC code: LOYDGB IBAn: GB91 LOYD Please ensure you quote your invoice No./FOM membership No./surname as the reference when paying by BACS

4 MArkInG THe 40 TH AnnIverSAry Of THe HeALTH & SAfeTy AT WOrk ACT 2014 marks the 40th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act, a landmark piece of legislation which helped to significantly improve occupational health and workplace safety. This conference features a programme of presentations to examine, celebrate and evaluate the impact of the Act, as well as to discuss and evaluate the next steps in further improving employee health. The day will feature a discussion of the advancement of health and safety in the workplace from Hugh Robertson of the TUC, while Professor Sir Anthony Newman-Taylor will focus on the effects of asbestos in the workplace. The day will also feature a session on prosecutions under the Health and Safety at Work Act from Jane Willis from the Health and Safety Executive, while Paul Williams from JCB will examine the impact of the Act on the manufacturing sector. The conference will also feature sessions on the culture and psychology of the Act from Tim Marsh, a behavioural psychologist, and sessions on occupational cancer and the effect of Health and Safety legislation on industry. The Faculty would like to encourage occupational health nurses to attend this conference and are pleased to be able to offer the concessionary registration fee to all nurses. The day features a wide range of speakers and will offer advice directly relating to the practice of occupational health. forthcoming COnferenCeS AnnUAL SCIenTIfIC MeeTInG Wednesday 13th May 2015 Royal College of Physicians, London

5 Please book by phone or return this form to: John Rafferty 3rd Floor New Derwent House Theobalds Road London WC1X 8TA f: T: e: If your registration form is going via your finance Department, please send a copy to John rafferty (see above)