Timetable

Bernd Treichel
Bernd Treichel

Switzerland

International Social Security Association (ISSA)
Senior Technical Specialist in Prevention and Social Security

Topic: Vision Zero Proactive Leading Indicators

The Proactive Leading Indicators are offered by the International Social Security Association (ISSA) as a free supplementary tool for every enterprise and organization committed to VISION ZERO, be they advanced or beginner, large or small, local or international. The Proactive Leading Indicators can be used for multiple purposes: improving safety, health and wellbeing, working towards external business relations and supply chains, or for benchmarking purposes. They were developed by sourcing information and evidence from leading VISION ZERO organizations, scientific literature, publications from other reputable sources (e.g. national agencies, industry), and the expertise and experience available in the project team and steering committee. The session will showcase the science behind the indicators, offer practical solutions and provide application examples and results achieved by companies.

Sub chairs
Toru Sugimoto Japan
Toru Sugimoto
JGC Holdings Corporation
Corporate HSE Manager
Presentations
Bernd Treichel Switzerland
Bernd Treichel
International Social Security Association (ISSA)
Senior Technical Specialist in Prevention and Social Security

Introduction

Gerard Zwetsloot Netherlands
Gerard Zwetsloot
Gerard Zwetsloot Research & Consultancy
Research Team Leader of the ISSA Vision Zero Indicator Project

The Vision Zero Proactive Leading Indicators

José Raul González Guatemala
José Raul González
Cementos Progreso S.A.
Chief Executive Officer

Vision Zero at Cementos Progreso

Yves Yéboué Kouamé Côte d´Ivoire
Yves Yéboué Kouamé
Caisse Nationale de Prevoyance Sociale (CNPS)
Director of Prevention and Promotion

Benchmarking Vision Zero in Côte d’Ivoire

Jillian Hamilton Australia
Jillian Hamilton
Manage Damage
Managing Director

Company examples in Australia

Ehi Iden Nigeria
Ehi Iden
OSH Africa
President

Vision Zero – the African experience

Toru Sugimoto Japan
Toru Sugimoto
JGC Holdings Corporation
Corporate HSE Manager

Vision Zero Proactive Leading Indicators and Their Application in the Construction Industry

Break

Rieko Hojo
Rieko Hojo

Japan

National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan (JNIOSH)
Senior Researcher, associate professor

Topic: Think of Human Factors -Toward the realization of a safe, secure and well-being society

In this Session, human factors about safety, health and happiness will be discussed. In addition, not only these three factors but also well-being at work would be the topic of this session. In this session six authorities of Human Factors would give talks.

A principle of human behavior from a research field called [Behavior analysis] and some examples of experiment using the principle would be introduced.  Also, specialists of Human Factors at National Institutes of France and Finland will introduce research outcomes, such as technologies in the transport and logistics sector,  and human-focused work practices in nuclear maintenance operations from human side. Then, a chief consultant from venerable Danish consultant company in working environment and management will introduce Proactive Leader Indicator (PLI) leading to worker well-being. In addition, a researcher having background in human geography and cultural anthropology, will show results from explored the fields of social housing relocation projects, peri-urban disaster management, water governance and volumetric urbanism. Our common focus and goal are better, safer, happier lives and higher well-beings of human at work. In the future, it will be necessary not only to prevent accidents and ensure safety, but also to change social systems to directions toward happiness and welfare through a positive cycle such as rewards not punishment. For that reason, research on human factors will become important in the future.

Presentations
Marilu Melo Zurita Australia
Marilu Melo Zurita
UNSW
PhD

Community Engagement and Risk Reduction

Christoph Bordlein Germany
Christoph Bordlein
University of Applied Sciences Wuerzburg-Schweinfurt (FHW-S)
Professor

Fundamentals of Behavior Based Safety (BBS)

Anna-Maria Teperi Finland
Anna-Maria Teperi
Finnish Institute of Occupational Health (FIOH)
Research professor

Human factors to renew safety

Rieko Hojo Japan
Rieko Hojo
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan (JNIOSH)
Senior Researcher, associate professor

Task analysis of physical therapist during rehabilitation for a patient wearing exoskeleton - Application of risk assessment in mechanical safety

Powered exoskeleton is beginning to be used to support independent gait in patients with spinal cord injury (SCI). So far, there have been some reports on methodology for walking assistance and usability of the exoskeletons, but the current situation is that measures for occupational safety for therapists themselves have hardly been examined. As the first step of the goal of building a safety checklist for caregivers, behavior of Ohysical Therapist (PT) was observed and analyzed in the present study.

Liên Wioland France
Liên Wioland
Institut National de Recherche et de Securité (INRS)
Head of studies

New technologies : integration and acceptation

Pernille Thau Denmark
Pernille Thau
Human House
Head of Department International Vision Zero Consultancy

Vision Zero Proactive Leading Indicators for Well-being