Programme - Working On Safety

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Preliminary program 3rd International Conference on Working on Safety
Tuesday 12 September 2006
14.00 hrs	Registration
18.00 hrs	Opening Ceremony, get together party
	Hosts of the evening	Joy Oh Andrew Hale
19.30 hrs	Dinner
	Speakers	Henk van Hoof, Secretary of State, Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment Prof.dr.ir. J.T. Fokkema, Rector Magnificus of the Delft University of Technology Bernhard Jansen, Director European Commission Ms. W.J.H. Lodders, Deputy Mayor Zeewolde
Wednesday 13 September 2006
08.30 hrs	Registration
09.00 hrs	Keynote Sessions	Chair: Andrew Hale
	Joy Oh	The policy program improving occupational safety in The Netherlands: an innovative view on occupational safety
	Erik Hollnagel	Risk + Barriers = Safety
	Magne Ognedal	The risk picture in the Norwegian Petroleum Activity - the Petroleum Safety Authority's focus and supervision.
10.30 hrs	Break
	Policy
11.00 hrs	Session 1	Chair: Roel Feringa
	The future of occupational safety in an international context
	Jansen, Bernhard	OSH Strategic Approaches - Towards a new community strategy on Safety and Health at work
	Albracht, Gerd	ILO's view on Control Branding, data sheets/labels related to other occupational hazards (than chemicals)
	Jensen, Jens	Danish OSH Systems Priorities
	Hilgersom, José	New approach in the Dutch OSH Policy: more responsibility for employers and employees
	Session 2	Chair: Eveline van der Stegen
	Law enforcement
	Murray, John	HSE strategy 2006-11 for worker and public safety in the UK chemical Industry
	Logger, Attie	Dutch Law enforcement priorities on safety and occupational health
	Venn-Brown, Sandra	Responsive law enforcement
	Noordam, Flip	Developments in the Dutch Labour Inspectorate
	Research
	Session 3	Chair: Ioannis Papazoglou
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Ale, Ben	Quantifying Occupation Risk
	Goossens, Louis	Fifteen years of expert judgment at TU Delft
	Saari, Jorma	The developments of occupational accidents in Finland 1970-2005
	Rauramo, Päivi	Safe in Finland 2003-2005- comprehensive safety campaign for accident prevention including work, home, traffic, and leisure- time
	Session 4 WORKSHOP	Chair: Anita Venema + Anneke Bloemhoff
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Venema, Anita	Monitoring occupational accidents in The Netherlands. Does it work for prevention?
	Stout, Nancy	The public health approach to occupational injury prevention in the US
	Jorgensen, Kirsten	From accident Data to Safety Actions
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 5	Chair: Andrew Hale
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Zimolong, Bernard	Successful management strategies of health and safety - an overview on recent findings
	Mearns, Kathryn	Organizational support safety outcomes: an un-investigated relationship?
	Grote, Gudela	Diagnosis of safety culture: A replication and extension towards assessing "safe" organizational change processes
	Fabiano, Bruno	A study of the relationship between temporary work and occupational accidents
	Session 6	Chair: Frank Guldenmund
	Safety Culture
	Didla, Shima	Role of trust in the relationship between supervisory leadership and subordinates' safety citizenship behavior
	Larsson, Susanna	Psychological Climate and Safety in the Construction Industry - Mediated Influence on Safety Behaviour
	Pousette, Anders	Safety climate and safety behaviour - cross-validation, strength, causality and mechanisms
	Rasmussen, Kurt	Safety culture and safety climate at 2 identical manufacturing plants
12.30 hrs	Lunch
	Research
14.00 hrs	Session 7	Chair: Ben Ale
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Bellamy, Linda	The software tool 'Storybuilder' and the analysis of the horrible stories of occupational accidents
	Mud, Martijn	From accident stories to Bowtie models
	Papazoglou, Ioannis	Quantified Risk Assessment for falls from heights
	Eykelestam, Jan	Data warehouse DAVE as a storage and delivery tool for occupational accidents and exposure data
	Session 8	Chair: Paul Swuste
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Pietersen, Chris	Dominant underlying factors of work related accidents
	Paas, Cees	Mobile cranes, what goes wrong?
	Swuste, Paul	Management impact on crane accidents
	Duuren, Norbert van	Tripod Beta: The forgotten next step
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 9	Chair: Siobhan Corrigan
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Fowlie, Lisa	Connecting Occupational Safety and Health with the Business Agenda
	Gruber, Harald	Safety and Health protection: creating awareness of entrepreneurs in small enterprises (family enterprises)
	Vecchio-Sadus, Angelica	Enhancing Safety culture through effective communication
	Pettersen, Kenneth	The role of organizational slack conditions for employees contributions to safety - examples from aviation line maintenance operations
	Session 10	Chair: Jorma Saari
	Good practices
	Carstensen, Ole	The prevention of occupational injuries in 2 industrial plants using an incident reporting scheme
	Salminen, Simo	Two interventions to prevent work-related road accidents
	Larsson, Tore	Balance training for fitness and falls prevention among Swedish construction workers
	Robaina, Caristina	Intervention methodology for the prevention and control of injuries in Harbor association
	Session 11 WORKSHOP	Chair: Dov Zohar
	Safety Culture
	Zohar, Dov	Multilevel model of safety climate: cross level relationships between organisations and group-level climates
	Hopkins, Andrew	Studying Organisational Cultures and their Effects on Safety
	Session 12	Chair: Bernard Zimolong
	Quantitative and Qualitative approaches to studying climate/culture
	Woolfson, Charles	Beyond 'safety cultural' approaches to industrial accidents: Business organisation, precarious employment and risk transfer mechanisms in the offshore oil industry
	Dyhrberg, Mete	Results with normative application of contextual theory in accident prevention
	Lebedev, Alexei	Development of area safety certificate: Russian experience
	Smigielski, Peter	Improved risk assessment in small enterprises
15.30 hrs	Break
	Research
16.00 hrs	Session 13	Chair: Jan Hovden
	Risk Assesment and analysis
	Roeser, Sabine	Moral intuitions and risk evaluations
	Jensen, Olaf	Case-referent study of injuries related to the main working processes in fishing
	Schrover, Jos	Ten years SHE improvements on chemical and nuclear research site - learning drivers
	Verhoeve, Kirsten	Can you manage your accident investigation?
	Session 14	Chair: Linda Wright
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Bellamy, Linda	Development of a functional model which integrates human factors, safety management systems and wider organizational issues
	Baksteen, Hans	Quantified Risk Assessment for Contact with a moving part of a machine
	Chaplin, Robin	Organizational 'Safety stressors' and their relationship to severe accident occurred in the UK Construction Industry
	Asanati, Kaveh	Assessment of disease as an occupational injury risk factor: an investigation in a synthetic fiber factory in Iran
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 15	Chair: Tjabe Smid
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Guldenmund, Frank	Much ado about Safety Culture
	Haukelid, Knut	"What Works" Lessons Learned from the Norwegian Oil Industry
	Tharaldsen, Jorunn-Elise	A longitudinal study of safety climate on the Norwegian continental shelf
	Haukelid, Knut	From roughnecks to softnecks? Cultural changes in the Norwegian oil drilling industry
	Policy
	Session 16	Chair: Vera Sol
	Alternatives for regulation: soft law instruments
	Triemstra, Rob	Qualitative analysis of three Dutch soft law instruments
	Stegen, Eveline van der	Safety Improvement Pojects
	Dyreborg, Johnny	Stakeholders interests as driving force in improved client responsibility for safety at large construction sites
	Wilpert, Bernhard	Regulatory styles and consequences for safety
	Research
	Session 17 WORKSHOP	Chair: David Zalk & Ton Spee
	Injury prevention management toolkit
	Albracht, Gerd	ILO's view on Control Branding, data sheets/labels related to other occupational hazards (than chemicals)
	Eijkemans, Gerry	Injury prevention and the 2006 – 2010 WHO Collaborative Centres Work Plan
	Zalk, David	Practical Prevention in Safety: Barrier Banding
	Spee, Ton	Roundtable discussion
	Spee, Ton	Hazard Classification of Concrete Release agents: successful application of the Control Banding concept
	Heussen, Henri	ATEX and Control banding
	Hollander, Albert	The VASt Programme: reinforcing the working conditions policy on hazardous substances in The Netherlands
	Swuste, Paul	Qualitative methods for occupational risk prevention strategies in safety, or Control banding – Safety
	Zalk, David	Roundtable discussion
19.00 hrs	End of scientific programme 13 September
19.30 hrs	BBQ
Thursday 14 September 2006
08.30 hrs	Registration
09.00 hrs	Keynote Sessions	Chair: Joy Oh
	Linda Goldenhar	Does it really work; How do we know and why should we care?
	Ruth Dyson	ACC in New Zealand
	Fred Wegman	Advancing Sustainable Safety in The Netherlands
10.30 hrs	Break
	Research
11.00 hrs	Session 18	Chair: Kirsten Jorgensen
	Risk assesment and analysis
	Larsson, Tore	Decision support for risk analysis in small enterprises
	Mikkelsen, Kim	Safety rounds predict injury and reduce injury risk in the construction industry
	Duijne, Freija van	Towards a complete and quantitative risk assessment model
	Session 19	Chair: Anneke Bloemhoff
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Rosmuller, Nils	Classification of Fatal Firefighter Accidents in the Netherlands
	Bruijn, Marco de	Hazard Scenarios for a research environment in an oil and gas exploration and production company
	Engkvist, Inga-Lill	Are the involved factors in the accident process preceding overexertion back injuries different today compared to ten years ago?
	Maiti, J.	Predictors of work injuries in mines – A case control study
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 20	Chair: Andrew Hale
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Johnson, Chris	On the tension between Task Models and Observation Studies in the Simulated Evacuation of 23012 Olympic and Paralympic Venues
	Sillem, Simone	Modeling self-reliance, evacuation and fire fighting activities during a large fire in a public building - a dynamic approach
	Senyonjo, Mukasa	A construction industry disaster due to the collapse of a hotel complex that dramatically advanced the cause of safety and health in Uganda
	Smid, Tjabe	The disaster after the disaster: medically unexplained medical symptoms in rescue and salvage workers, and how to prevent them
	Session 21	Chair: Gudela Grote
	Safety Culture
	Bjerkan, Anne Mette	Safety, Health and work environment - a study of employees in the Norwegian offshore oil industry
	Nielsen, Kent	Predictive factors for self-reported occupational injuries
	Mearns, Kathryn	Mapping of HSE Culture: implementing change management in a learning organization
	Rundmo, Torbjorn	Risk sensitivity and demand for risk mitigation in transport
	Policy
	Session 22	Chair: Annette Höppener
	Safety education and training
	Twisk, Divera	PREVENT - A training programme to improve work zone safety
	Koerbler, Reinhard	ENETOSH - the European Network on Occupational Safety and Health
	Garrigou, Alain	From a characterization of French preventionists activities to their needs in training
	Berkels, Hilke	Demographic change consultant - a training for the consulting of enterprises
	Session 23	Chair: Joy Oh
	Occupational safety policy
	Korgacins, Edgars	The current situation with respect to the improvement of working conditions in Latvia
	Woolfson, Charles	The limitations of 'soft law' and voluntary self-regulation in securing improvements in working environment
	Didier, Volker	Ukraine on the way to market economy: a challenge for occupational safety and accident insurance
	Hovden, Jan	The safety representative under pressure
12.30 hrs	Lunch
	Research
14.00 hrs	Session 24	Chair: Deborah Walker
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Andersen, Lars Peter	The occurrence of recall error n occupational injury reports - a comparison of questionnaire and dairy data
	Reinert, Dietmar	Identification of emerging occupational safety and health risks
	Swuste, Paul	Scenario based auditing
	Walters, David	Involving employees in health and safety in construction in the UK: policy and reality
	Session 25	Chair: Inga-Lill Engkvist
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Freiberg, Susan	Sample Work Places for elderly employees
	Gubba, Lotte	Prevention of injuries and accidents in lorry drivers
	Boege, Katrin	Preventing trauma after resueing from Heights
	Zwetsloot, Gerard	Safety in a complex world as the result of co-operation and co-creation by key agents
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 26	Chair: Linda Bellamy
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	El Koursi, El-Miloudi	Safety management system development for an interoperable railway system
	Heimplaetzer, Paul	Safety management in rail infrastructure
	Wright, Linda	A PROMISE for improvement: the Pro Rail Management Information for Safety and Environment database
	Gort, Johan	Embedding safety in company's core business - casestudies
	Session 27	Chair: Alain Garrigou
	Good Practices
	Schlüter, Rita	EUROSHNET - A network for European OSH-experts
	Lange, Juergen	Safety and Health protection in the Haulage Industry
	Booster, Peter	safety intervention of an Aluminum melting co
	Policy
	Session 28	Chair: Viola van Guldener
	Implementation of safety policy in multinational companies
	Seykens, Roger	Johnson & Johnson: Compliance Excellence Foundation for a successful H&S Strategy
	Geffen, Anco van	De Eemhof:
	Rest, Annemarie van der	Shell Nederland BV: Everything under control?
	Walters, David	Cardiff University: Managing hazardous substances in small enterprises in Europe: the role of national and international strategies
15.30 hrs	Break
	Research
16.00 hrs	Session 29	Chair: Andrew Hale
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Jacinto, Celeste	Accident causation factors in the food industry in Portugal
	Corrigan, Siobhan	Safety and Efficiency in Urban Multi-Drop Delivery Operations
	Wacker, Ger	The complexity of cognition and vulnerability in risky work environments: with examples from the offshore industry
	Maks, Hans	Production losses due to work injuries in 51 high-risk sectors in the Netherlands
	Session 30	Chair: Elie Fadier
	Safety and Design
	Berman, Alexander	Safety of complex mechanical systems in the process of design
	Frijters, Adri	A safety assessment in design and preparation phase of construction industry
	Eekhout, Mick	Working on safe building sites for architecture
	Fadier, Elie	Safety design: towards a new Philosophy
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 31	Chair: Charles Woolfson
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Lopes Nunes, Isabel	Implementation of the safety, health and environment pillar of TPM applied to an ice cream production line
	Antonsson, Ann-Beth	Risk management in small enterprises. A system analysis of what works and what doesn't
	Santos-Reyes, Jaime	A systematic approach to safety management
	Session 32	Chair: Tore Larsson
	Good Practices
	Grüneberg, Christian	Teachers' health-interdisciplinary health promotion and prevention approaches
	Kluger, Norbert	Promoting low-dust machines and equipment in the construction industry
	Zwaniken, Sander	Combat occupational health and safety risks at the source, a practical approach
17.30 hrs	End of scientific programme 14 September
19.30 hrs	Dinner
Friday 15 September 2006
09.00 hrs	Keynote Sessions	Chair: Andrew Hale
	Michael Baram	Alternatives to prescriptive regulation of workplace health and safety
	Nick Pidgeon	Safety culture 20 years on: Promise, Perils and Progress
	Andrew Hale & Joy Oh	Presentation WOS 4
10.30 hrs	Break
	Research
11.00 hrs	Session 33	Chair: Chris Pietersen
	Occupational accidents, present and new techniques in analysis
	Boven, Frank van	Dependence in the "risk = probability x effect" model when applied to natural and technological disasters
	Dabekausen, Mark	Improving incident analysis in the Dutch railway sector
	Roelen, Alfred	Accident scenarios for an integrated aviation safety model
	Johnson, Chris	Using V2 Analysis to support litigation in the aftermath of major accidents involving 'Corporate Manslaughter'
	Translation between research and policy
	Session 34	Chair: Torbjorn Rundmo
	Safety Management Systems and culture
	Mc Donald, Nick	Action, systems & context
	Navestad, Tor-Olav	Safety understanding among crane operators and process operators on a Norwegian offshore platform
	Lappalainen, Jorma	Good practices for safety management and the level of use these practices in construction sites
	Session 35	Chair: Jos Schrover
	Safety Management Systems: do they work?
	Adl, Javad	Accident prevention shortcomings in the Iranian Oil industry
	Calixto, Eduardo	The implementation of a safety and occupational health system management: a study case in Ore industry
	Walker, Deborah	Partnerships for health and safety
	Kohstall, Thomas	Safety Management System: quality and effectiveness
	Session 36	Chair: El-Miloudi El-Koursi
	Safety Management Systems
	Wiig, Siri	Fallible humans in infallible systems? Learning from errors within health care
	Farsijani, Hassan	The role of safety management system for competitive advantages
	Saeed, Muhammed	97% of work accidents can be prevented, you cannot be sacked for raising health and safety issues
	Policy
	Session 37	Chair: Rob in 't Veld
	The Dutch approach: Programme Improving Occupational Safety
	Bellamy, Linda	Facts and figures, analysis of the storybuilds
	Guldener, Viola van	Good industry-practices
	Bloemhof, Anneke	Search for exposure data
	Sol, Vera	Development and contents of the knowledgebase DAVE
12.30 hrs	Lunch and depart bus to Delft for the valedictory lecture of Andrew Hale* (with lunch box)
13.00 hrs	Departure bus 1 to Schiphol Airport / train station
14.00 hrs	Departure bus 2 to Schiphol Airport / train station


	* Participants who are interested are invited to attend the valedictory lecture of Andrew Hale as full-time professor of Safety Science. This is the formal lecture presented when a professor of the Delft University of Technology retires from his post. It will be held in the aula of the University in Delft at 15.00 hrs on 15 September 2006 for a wide audience from the university itself and of others from the network of the Safety Science Group in The Netherlands and beyond. The lecture and the short speeches following it will be almost entirely in English and will take approximately one hour, after which there will be a reception offered by the university. There are no costs for attendance or transport to Delft. Those interested in attending should indicate this in the space provided on the registration form for the conference.


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