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Jul 01, 2019 News
The American Chamber of Commerce of Guyana in partnership with AMCHAM T&T will be hosting the first Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) Conference in Guyana on Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at the Marriott Hotel in Georgetown from 8 a.m.
The conference aims to bring together some of the leading professionals and experts in the fields of Occupational Health & Safety, Security, Environmental Management from across the Caribbean and Guyana to share information, elevate national awareness and promote industry standard best practices on HSSE compliance and regulation that will ensure a pathway towards human, economic and environmental security for Guyana.
The theme for this year is Preparing for Sustainable Development.
President of AMCHAM (Guyana), Zulfikar Ally, is of the view that sustainable development cannot be achieved in the absence of compliance of HSSE policies in business practice.
A nation that invests greatly on HSSE compliance and standards as a foundation towards sustainable development is sure to significantly reduce the cost of business interruptions, increase employee morale and productivity and improve reputation to attract future business investment.
The conference is calling all CEOs, HSE and Security Professionals and Technicians to:
∙ Learn to build sustainable HSSE practices in their companies
∙ Develop cutting edge thinking when it comes to safety language
∙ Create new knowledge in Safety for Guyana
∙ Understand the cyber and safety threats
To achieve these goals AMCHAM (Guyana) has partnered with its sister AMCHAM in Trinidad and Tobago who has hosted the region’s premier HSSE conference for the past twenty-three years.
That Conference, typically, brings together the largest gathering of HSSE professionals from both international and regional territories.
Among the dynamic list of speakers and panelists at this year’s inaugural conference will be the President of AMCHAM T&T, Ms. Patricia Ghany, who will join her counterpart from Guyana, Mr. Zulfikar Ally in delivering the welcome address.
The conference will feature informative talks on Leadership and Contractor Management by NGC President Mark Loquan; Leadership Principles for Achieving Total Safety Culture by Dr. Philip Mshelbila, Chief Executive Officer, Atlantic; Human Error and Calculated Risks by Stephen Harris; Cyber Security Considerations For Migrating IT Systems, by Ben Dadson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a panel discussion on the topic Regulatory Environment- Preparing for Compliance.
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