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Thought leaders join virtual forum
22 April 2020
EXPERTS FROM SHE Software will be joined by guests on a Virtual Health and Safety Forum, taking place on the 23 April 2020.
The forum will offer an insight on maintaining health and safety performance whilst working virtually and how to continuously improve best practice when 'normal' working resumes.
Matthew Elson, Julian Taylor and Chris Beaumont from SHE Software, will be joined by Dawn Hemmings, director of Unique Health and Safety Consultancy and Andrew Ward, MD of health, safety and sustainability at Make UK.
The agenda is as follows:
10:00-10:20 Raising the Bar. When Good Isn't Good Enough
Chris Beaumont, SHE Software
10:30-11:00 Improving EHS management through a crisis: The data behind the success
Matthew Elson, SHE Software
11:10-11:40 Futureproofing your business in the online virtual classroom
Andrew Ward, MakeUK
11:50-12:35 Establishing a world-class health and safety program
Julian Taylor, SHE Software
12:45-13:30 Looking beyond COVID-19: Managing your workforce mental health
Dawn Hemmings, Unique Health and Safety Consultancy Ltd
Register to access the entire event or join those sessions you are most interested in.
You can register here: https://info.shesoftware.com/uk-virtual-forum-0420#register-form
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