Coronavirus (COVID-19) the ‘new normal’ in the workplace. Webinar Wednesday 22nd July 3.30 pm

This will be presented by Chris Pritchard who is one of our members and a Health and Safety Specialist.

Note the last date for booking your place will be at the end of the working day on Tuesday 21st July.

Chris is employed by the the University of South Wales as a Built Environment Lecturer. Has over 20 years of experience working in the manufacturing and construction industry. He is a Charted Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and an Associate Fellow of The Higher Education Academy.

Chris and his previous employer T Richard Jones are facilitating the event  by providing the TEAMS platform and have supported our Group for many years. We are grateful to both for their continued support.

The webinar will cover. 

Review of ill health statistics

Coronavirus Disease – How will the ‘new normal’ affect the workplace?

Employee engagement

Employee wellbeing

Good work

Control of risk – precautions and consequences

To join the seminar please send an e mail to Chris on  mailto:chrisp1978@hotmail.com

You will then receive  an email inviting you to the webinar meeting (Microsoft TEAMS). The e mail will contain a unique link to enable you to access the webinar.This link cannot be shared . 

You can of course inform other colleagues of the seminar but they will have to send an individual e mail to Chris. As the webinar will cover working arrangements, PPE , RPE ,work equipment  and employment engagement it will be useful and helpful to facility managers, managers, safety practitioners, occupational health and human resource managers.

Now the important arrangements and advice re the Webinar.

Throughout the meeting, all attendees microphones must be muted unless they want to ask a question. Please use audio-only – we do not need to use cameras during the webinar and would recommend that you turn your camera off as this uses a lot of bandwidth and can make the connection unstable.

The committee hope that you can support this webinar and that it will be of value to you at these difficult times.

We will be offering this webinar to other Safety Groups in the UK a few days before the scheduled date. The platform will allow for 250 attendees only so please book your place as early as practical to avoid disappointment . We are doing this in the spirit of cooperation of Safety Groups in the current climate.