Industrial Automation Magazine India

The '360 Safety and Wellbeing Transformation Conference' will focus on global safety practices and wellbeing strategies for India.

Mumbai, February 10, 2024: British Safety Council India is set to host the 360 Degree Safety and Wellbeing Transformation Conference, a global summit on wellbeing and safety. The Conference will be held on 19 March in Mumbai at Novotel, Airport and 21 March 2024 in Delhi at Aloft, Aerocity.

The full-day events will be held between 10:00am and 5:30pm in both cities and see global health and safety experts sharing their knowledge on transformational safety performance, process safety management, cultural leadership, risk management, risk profiling, and promoting employee wellbeing.

Attendees will gain valuable insights on technical and non-technical practices around health, safety, and wellbeing. They will get opportunities to learn from real-life examples of safety leaders to understand process safety management and the tools used to enable it.

Speaking ahead of the conference, Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of British Safety Council, said, "The 360 Safety and Wellbeing Transformation Conference is designed to focus on holistic safety transformation, ensuring comprehensive and forward-thinking safety practices. The Conference will showcase best practices, emerging trends, and successful strategies from around the world. Participants will deep dive into successful safety transformations, learn from challenges, and gain practical solutions. I am confident all attendees will leave with actionable takeaways that can be implemented immediately in their organisations."

Top keynote speakers at the Conference include: Ian Travers, former Deputy Director of Chemicals Regulation, UK, and a world expert in process safety management; Nick Wharton, a Health & Safety professional who specialises in Safety Culture Change and Behavioral Safety; Stephen Haynes, Director of Wellbeing at British Safety Council UK; Suresh Tanwar, Head of Audit and Consultancy, British Safety Council India; and M Kamarajan, Head of Education, British Safety Council India.

The conference is open to all health, safety, and wellbeing professionals.