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Mar 2014
  • HKIOEH Annual Technical Conference 2014‏

    SRSO NEWS

     

    Dear Members,

     

    The Society has received the information of captioned Seminar from HKIOEH.  The details for the above subject is appended herebelow for your information please.

     

    Interested persons, please complete the attached flyer and enroll with the organizer directly.

  • [Free Admission 免費登記] Experience Sharing Day for Construction Professionals | 香港調解周建造業專業人士經驗分享日‏

    SRSO NEWS

     

    Dear Members,

     

    The Society has received the captioned seminar information from CIC for your information.  Interested parties, please refer to the event flyer for registration details as follows and enroll with CIC directly:

     

    http://www.hkcic.org/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=12044&langType=1033  

  • HKARMS Technical Seminar on Managing Workplace Health and Safety‏

    SRSO NEWS

     

    Dear Members,

     

    The HKARMS will organize a seminar on  “Managing Workplace Health and Safety - Systematic Approach vs Innovative Approach” on 17 April 2014.  The details for the above subject is appended herebelow for your information please.

     

    Technical Seminar on “Managing Workplace Health and Safety - Systematic Approach vs Innovative Approach”

     

    Jointly organized by HKARMS, Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management-CityU

    Supporting organizations: HKIE-SSC, HKNS, FOSHA, HKOSHA, SRSO, HKRSAA, HKIUS, CCPDC, IOSH(HK), IMechE

     

    Time, Date, Venue:

    17 April 2014

    7:00 pm to 8:00 pm (6:30pm for registration)

    Room LT401, 4/F, Amenities Building, (next to Swimming pool), City University of Hong Kong

     

    Programme Highlights

    On managing workplace health and safety in Hong Kong, a legally-required safety management system incorporates 14 elements.  As its name implies, any system, including a safety management system which adopts the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle, necessarily involves system elements and sequential flow, which demands the “Plan” element to precede the other three elements.  Similar safety tools, such as the Fault Tree Analysis and Event Tree Analysis adopt the same vertical flow pattern.  The Speaker will however focus his presentation on an alternative approach in managing workplace health and safety, using a flat or horizontal mode of safety ideas collection, commonly known in the management field as brainstorming, and propose a combination of the two methodologies.

     

    Speaker Profile

    Michael Leung, has been a health and safety practitioner for over 30 years, having worked for the Hong Kong Government and large public organizations.  He is a Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, Chartered Environmentalist, Chartered Builder (U.K.) and Certified Mechanical Engineer (P.R.C.)

     

    Registration & Enquiries

    The seminar will be conducted in Cantonese. This seminar is free of charge and prior registration before 13-Apr-2014 is required. Only on-line registration will be accepted via http://www.hkarms.org/Registration/EventRegister.php?Event=60

    Participant number is limited to 200 on a first-come-first-served basis. For enquiries, please contact vsho.hkarms@gmail.com

     

  • Royal Plaza Hotel / Special offer for Celebration Packages to Society of Registered Safety Officers

    SRSO NEWS

     

    Dear Members,

     

    The Society was received a special celebration package from the Royal Plaza Hotel for our members until 31 August 2014.  For details, please refer to the attached flyer.

Feb 2014
  • HKIOEH Annual Technical Conference - 2014 (Call for Papers)‏

    SRSO NEWS

     

    Dear Members,

     

    Occupational Hygiene Technical Conference 2014 [Call for Papers]

     

    The Society has received the attached conference information from The Hong Kong Institute of Occupational & Environmental Hygiene (HKIOEH)  for the  captioned conference to be held on 12 April 2014 (Sat), which jointly organize with the Health, Safety and Environment Office of the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HSEO, HKUST), the details can be found in the attachment.

     

    Scope: Any papers concerning current issues in occupational and environmental hygiene in Hong Kong and China are welcome.

     

    Abstracts of paper must be submitted electronically to HKIOEH (hkioeh@netvigator.com) by 14 March 2014.

     

    Enquiries: Please contact Mr Ming-hei Wong at 9810 6401 or email to HKIOEH (hkioeh@netvigator.com)

  • OSHC Safety Camp in March 2014‏

    SRSO NEWS

    Dear members,

    OSHC has organized a workshop "Workshop on Establishing Professional Ethics and Communication Skills for Safety Officers ” in March 2014. 

     

    Workshop on Establishing Professional Ethics and Communication Skills for Safety Officers on 3 & 4 March 2014

    Safety Officers deal with different challenges every day.   They not only need to maintain professional ethics at work but also have to facilitate two-way communication with management and frontline staff regarding the arrangement of occupational safety and health issues.  If Safety Officers are not working well with other employees and lack of the communication skills, it would be a very difficult job for them to carry on.  Occupational Safety and Health Council and Educational Movement for Human and Spiritual Development will organize a 2-day training camp especially for registered safety officers on 3-4 March 2014. From the educational ground of spiritual development, the training objectives are to emphasize the professional ethics of safety officers and to help develop effective communication skills and also to improve interpersonal relationship. 

    Enrolment fee and details of the Workshop can be found in the attachment (Chinese Version only) or download the leaflet at the

    following link for information.

    http://www.oshc.org.hk/download/news/1244/3219/CAMP.PDF

     

    Interested members, please enroll with OSHC directly.

    Should you need any further information, please contact OSHC at 2311 3322