Safety in Maintenance
THIS ACTIVITY HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Accidents in industry not infrequently happen during maintenance operations. After all, they are always 'unusual' situations where safety systems are sometimes disabled and following proper procedures is paramount to carry out the work safely. But even if you seemingly have everything in order, sometimes people still behave unsafely and cause an accident, how is that even possible? To make a contribution in reducing the number of accidents during maintenance, the KIVI Maintenance department i.c.w. NVDO organises the congress
The idea for a congress on 'safety in maintenance' arose in a working group composed of members of KIVI Maintenance and NVDO. The aim of this working group was to explore what the next step is to further increase safety within maintenance once your machines are safe and your safety system is in place: How, for example, can leadership ensure that people now also behave safely. This approach is intended to inspire people working in maintenance to get started on further increasing safety.
Handholds
At the moment, the new approach is being assessed but next year it will be freely available and the working group would like to disseminate it widely. For example, through this congress. Arend Bos, board member of the Maintenance trade group and day chairman of the congress: "The congress is intended for people who have line responsibility for maintenance and want more handles to increase the safety of their employees. This congress offers some of these handles with, among other things, the presentation of the approach but also through a forum discussion and various stories from practice." Especially in the forum discussion, there is plenty of room for your own questions.
The programme is as follows:
09.30 h Reception and registration
10.00 h Opening by chairman of the day Arend Bos, MMC and member of the working group
10.15 h The story of the working group by Martin van der Hout, Agidents and member of the working group
11.00 h Reaction to "the story" by Jop Groeneweg, Leiden University
11.45 h There will be a database of proven practices by Jakko van Kampen, RIVM
12.00 hrs Lunch
13.00 hrs Where does it pinch in practice and does this approach help?
13.00 hrs Marcel de Vreede, Maintenance manager Shell Moerdijk
13.40 hrs Gerd-Jan Frijters, D&F Consulting
14.20 pm Kommer den Uil, head of KAM BAM Infra
15.00 pm Break
15.30 pm Forum discussion with all speakers including Jan Kees Hofker, director Railalert Foundation
17.00 pm Networking drinks
18.00 pm Closure
Speaker(s)
See programme above.
The organisation expects great interest in the conference because of its - always - topical nature and 'hands-on' approach. No in-depth theories but mainly practical examples that everyone can get to work with. Participation in this conference costs € 120.00 per person (including handouts and lunch) for members of KIVI and NVDO and
€ 150.00 for others.
Organiser
Maintenance
NVDO
Name and contact details for information
Elfride Dijkstra