The Texas Refinery accident in February 2008 triggered once again worldwide concern of media and public opinion towards HSE implementation within the Chemical and Petrochemical Industries, thus making companies re-evaluate their processes and implementation of their HSE policies and procedures, increasing the role of HSE at levels never witnessed before.  Process Safety, Human Preparedness, Transport Security and Reliability, how to make your Contractors abide by your HSE internal standards, started to come out among other questions while chemical and petrochemical companies are struggling to increase their HSE performance levels.  How to tackle these obstacles? How to reach new levels in HSE Performance? How to measure them? These questions and many more will be addressed in this our 2^nd Annual Global Edition by a panel of top level experts from some of the most successful companies in HSE implementation.

Delegates will gain critical knowledge from the experts in the industry.  Case studies, panel discussions and networking with Industry Leaders will give Delegates an interactive, experience- driven learning opportunity.

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS:

• Defining Key Performance Indicators: Towards Effective HSE Management

The key to success on HSE monitoring is dependant on good management information.  When measuring HSE performance there is a need to keep your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) under a tight check therefore is vital for an organization to define its KPIs beforehand as well as the way to measure them.

Join us in this workshop to learn from first-hand experience how to use KPIs as a performance management tool and gain insider insights into how to achieve your targeted levels.

 

• HSE Auditing: Successful Contractors Supervision

Companies are racing to stay on top and they tried their best to select cost-effective contractors.  While work undertaken by a contractor is usually covered by a civil contract –and health and safety requirements are written in such documents – health and safety responsibilities are often defined by criminal law and can not be passed from one party to another by a contract thus creating potential liabilities to Companies.

Through this workshop you will gain knowledge on how to assess the risks of the work to be done and appraise your potential contractors’competence in order to avoid incidents that could affect the health and safety of the workforce, or anyone else.

Assimilate the newest experiences in Process Safety from Global Players in the Industry
Re-invent your Strategic Approach to HSE Culture and engage your personnel in Behavioral Safety
Improve your HSE Systems adopting HSE Excellence as a business strategy
Learn how major companies integrate their HSE Standards in Contractor’s Management
Benchmark the effectiveness of your company’s HSE Management Systems with the experience of Global Implementations
Maximize your HSE Performance using Key Performance Indicators
Understand Effective Emergency Response Plans from Case Studies brought by experienced Industry Leaders
Minimize your Risk and Process Accidents through Effective Implementation of Process Safety Management Indicators
Explore the Future trends and Upcoming approaches to HSE Programs

Chief Executive Officers, Global Health, Safety & Environment (“HSE”) Directors, Heads of HSE departments, HSE Directors for EMEA region, Vice presidents for HSE Control, manufacturing, Managing directors, HSE Managers, HSE Advisors, General Managers, Risk Management Managers, Maintenance Managers, Operations Managers, Contract Managers, Process Safety Managers, Land Logistics Managers, Sustainability Managers, HSE Team Leaders, Asset Managers, Consultants, Project Managers