
![]() |
Edward Lowton
Editor |
![]() ![]() |
Home> | Health, Safety & Welfare | >Events | >Reebok ready for show kick-off |
ARTICLE
Reebok ready for show kick-off
25 January 2013
Taking place at the Reebok Stadium in Bolton on 13-14th October 2010 is Health and Safety '10 - North, which has as its event partners 3M, Ansell,Arco and DuPont.Here IPE outlines what visitors can expect to find Offer

Taking place at the Reebok Stadium in Bolton on 13-14th October 2010 is Health and
Safety '10 - North, which has as its event partners 3M, Ansell,Arco and DuPont.Here IPE
outlines what visitors can expect to find
Offering a free seminar programme, free exhibition and free parking, Health and Safety '10 - North enables people at all levels to find the latest in health and safety information, products, services and consultancy all under one roof.
One of the main attractions is the free conference and seminar programme which includes sessions organised by the event's official educational partner, the British Safety Council (BSC). The seminar topics included have been specifically chosen by BSC to provide maximum benefit to the visitor, and this includes a new seminar presented by Kevin Bridges and Zoe Betts from Pinsent Masons LLP giving a health and safety law update entitled: 'The significance of setting the right tone at the top'.
The seminar aims to provide the audience with an insight into new risks facing businesses due to developments in health and safety law in recent years, including Corporate Manslaughter (new sentencing guidelines, personal liability of directors and senior management) emphasising the significance of setting the right tone at the top of the organisation and giving some simple legal preventative measures organisations can take as part of an incident response protocol.
Mark Thomas, policy advisor of the HSE's Slips, Trips and Falls team will give a presentation on: 'Slips and Trips: Can the problem be solved? Some success stories'. It will cover how to tackle slips and trips in the workplace, outline key issues that contribute to accidents, describe HSE action in these areas and detail available guidance. It will also give some case studies from a variety of sectors that have had success in reducing the number of accidents.
Stress, depression, and anxiety in the workplace are now commonplace in many organisations and are a major issue both for employers and employees alike. Statistics from the HSE show that around 11,420 working days were lost during 2008/09 due to these illnesses, causing a great deal of cost to employers and to the health of employees.
Knowing where to begin to encourage the health and wellbeing of employees is difficult as it is an extremely complex issue; however, Health and Safety '10 - North, can help to provide you and your company with a benchmark for corporate wellness.
As winners of the European Best Practice Award for corporate wellness and the Sword of Honour, the physical and emotional wellbeing of adidas staff is always paramount. Through the seminar 'The Benchmark for Corporate Wellness...', head of health and safety at adidas, Barry O'Connor will explain how the company strives to deliver five-star standards, not just through policies and procedures, but by engaging staff through an enlightened approach to health and fitness and workforce participation.
A full programme of seminars and the list of companies supporting the exhibition can be found at: www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk.
The Event organiser works with some of the UK's top safety product and service providers, as well as leading safety industry organisations to provide an exhibition and conference programme that is relevant to today's health and safety professional or indeed anyone with a responsibility for safety in the workplace.
These elements combine to ensure that visitors are offered a valuable experience in terms of knowledge gained and networking opportunities.
You can register online via: www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk or by calling the event helpline number below.
Offering a free seminar programme, free exhibition and free parking, Health and Safety '10 - North enables people at all levels to find the latest in health and safety information, products, services and consultancy all under one roof.
One of the main attractions is the free conference and seminar programme which includes sessions organised by the event's official educational partner, the British Safety Council (BSC). The seminar topics included have been specifically chosen by BSC to provide maximum benefit to the visitor, and this includes a new seminar presented by Kevin Bridges and Zoe Betts from Pinsent Masons LLP giving a health and safety law update entitled: 'The significance of setting the right tone at the top'.
The seminar aims to provide the audience with an insight into new risks facing businesses due to developments in health and safety law in recent years, including Corporate Manslaughter (new sentencing guidelines, personal liability of directors and senior management) emphasising the significance of setting the right tone at the top of the organisation and giving some simple legal preventative measures organisations can take as part of an incident response protocol.
Mark Thomas, policy advisor of the HSE's Slips, Trips and Falls team will give a presentation on: 'Slips and Trips: Can the problem be solved? Some success stories'. It will cover how to tackle slips and trips in the workplace, outline key issues that contribute to accidents, describe HSE action in these areas and detail available guidance. It will also give some case studies from a variety of sectors that have had success in reducing the number of accidents.
Stress, depression, and anxiety in the workplace are now commonplace in many organisations and are a major issue both for employers and employees alike. Statistics from the HSE show that around 11,420 working days were lost during 2008/09 due to these illnesses, causing a great deal of cost to employers and to the health of employees.
Knowing where to begin to encourage the health and wellbeing of employees is difficult as it is an extremely complex issue; however, Health and Safety '10 - North, can help to provide you and your company with a benchmark for corporate wellness.
As winners of the European Best Practice Award for corporate wellness and the Sword of Honour, the physical and emotional wellbeing of adidas staff is always paramount. Through the seminar 'The Benchmark for Corporate Wellness...', head of health and safety at adidas, Barry O'Connor will explain how the company strives to deliver five-star standards, not just through policies and procedures, but by engaging staff through an enlightened approach to health and fitness and workforce participation.
A full programme of seminars and the list of companies supporting the exhibition can be found at: www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk.
The Event organiser works with some of the UK's top safety product and service providers, as well as leading safety industry organisations to provide an exhibition and conference programme that is relevant to today's health and safety professional or indeed anyone with a responsibility for safety in the workplace.
These elements combine to ensure that visitors are offered a valuable experience in terms of knowledge gained and networking opportunities.
You can register online via: www.healthandsafetyevents.co.uk or by calling the event helpline number below.
MORE FROM THIS COMPANY
- Innovation roars at The Health and Safety Event 2016 with new 'Lions' Lair'
- Safer Logistics event co-located with Maintec
- Key developments in health and safety regulatory framework
- Seminars and special zones
- Strong field for Sandown Park
- Chance to look, listen and learn
- Health & safety in the spotlight
- Mock trial forms part of Health & Safety Scotland event
- Safer Logistics seminars return to The Health and Safety Event 2016
- Midland event completes jigsaw for regional health & safety series
OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION