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The Way Forward...

Theme: Occupational Health and Safety in India:

February 8-11, 2017India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi

OCCUCON-2017

th 67 Annual National Conference of Indian Association of Occupational Health

ASSOCIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DELHIDELHI BRANCH OF INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860 (Registration No. S/60148/2007)

Affiliated to Indian Association of Occupational Health (India)

2ND ANNOUNCEMENT

BROCHURE

Office Bearers (IAOH, India)

President :

Advisor (Medical & OHSE)

Goa Shipyard Ltd.

Vaddem, Goa - 403802

Dr. G.V. Prabhu

Vice President :

Group Medical Advisor

Reliance Industries Ltd,

2nd Floor, Maker Chamber IV,

222 Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400021

Dr. R. Rajesh

Hon. Treasurer :

Chief Medical Officer

Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd.,

Manali, Chennai - 600 068

Dr. S. Sarangadharan

Immediate Past President :

Siemens Ltd.

HR RE IN HM

130, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli

Mumbai 400018, India

Dr. Chaitanya S. Gulvady

Hon. Gen. Secretary :

Chief Medical Superintendent & Certifying Surgeon

Nuclear Fuel Complex, Department of Atomic Energy

Govt. of India,

ECIL Post, Hyderabad -500062

Dr. J. Vijay Rao

Vice President

Vyanksteshwara Nutan Society,

Satav Plots, Near Amarbaug

Hadapsar, Pune – 411028

Dr. S.K. Raut

Editor, Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

[email protected]

Dr. G. K. Kulkarni

Hon. Joint Secretary :

Siemens Ltd.

HR RC-IN HM

Thane Belapur Road,

Airoli, Navi Mumbai - 400708

Dr. Bishwadeep Paul

Web Secretary :

Head- Occupational Health & Medical Services

Larsen & Toubro Limited

Gate 1, Bldg D

Saki Vihar Road, Powai

Mumbai -400072

Dr. Divyang Shah

Advisory Committee

ORGANISING COMMITTEE - OCCUCON 2017

Dr. Manu Saksena

Conference Chairperson

Conference Co-Chairpersons

Dr. (Mrs.) Chandraa Tripaathi

Organising Secretary

Dr. Shikha Sharma

Dr. Jagdish Prasad

Dr. S. R. Chauhan

Dr. (Maj.) S. K. Gupta

Dr. Satish K. Gadi

Dr. Jugal Kishore

Mr. Sandeep Kumar

Dr. Vivekk Shama

Dr. M. S. Sandhu

Dr. Umesh Kapil

Dr. P. S. Prasad

Dr. Ashok Seth

Dr. B. B. Aggarwal

Dr. Charan Singh

Dr. A. K. Govil

Dr. A. K. Mandal

Dr. Subhash Gupta

Dr. Yash Gulati

Dr. Viveka Kumar

Dr. D. S. Venkatesh

Dr. V. K. Ramteke

Dr. Naresh Trehan

Dr. Sanjay K Mattoo

Dr. U. C. Ojha

Mr. Surinder Kaul

Dr. A. K. Khokar

Dr. Mustaq Ahmad

Dr. Narottam Bharadwaj

Dr. Ramnik Mahajan

Dr. Shashikant

Dr. Sandeep Sharma

Dr. Rajiv Kumar Jain

Joint Organising Secretary

Hon. Gn. Secretary IAOH (I)

Dr. J. Vijay Rao

Dr. Shashi Bhushan

Dr. Brahm Prakash

Treasurer

President IAOH (I)

Dr. G. V. Prabhu

Dr. S. P. Chaudhry

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India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi, February 8-11, 2017

Dr. S. K. Raut

Dr. Shetty C. G.

Dr. Biswadeep Paul

Dr. Bhatikar Navnath

Dr. Guru Raj

Dr. Nag P. K.

Dr. S. Sarangadharan

Dr. Saxena R.C.

Dr. Dileep Andhare

Dr. Rajnarain Tiwari

Dr. Xivanand Priolcar

Dr. Jayaraj G.

National Advisory Committee

Dr. P. P. Santanam

Dr. A. G. Harshe

Dr. P. K. Sishodiya

Dr. T. Rajgopal

Dr. Shyam R. Pingle

Dr. R. Rajesh

Dr. Divyang Shah

Dr. Parekh K. J.

Dr. Paralikar Jagdish

Dr. Suhas Gurlhosur

Dr. Sunder S.

Dr. Ramnik H. Parekh

Dr. S. Sivaramakrishnan

Dr. Sudha S. Ramachandran

Dr. V. Swaminathan

Dr. M. V. Sreenivasan

Dr. K. R. Rajanarayanan

Dr. S. P. Vivekchandra Rao

Dr. G. K. Kulkarni

Dr. S. M. Shanbhag

Dr. Chaitanya Gulvady

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Resource Committee

Chairperson :

Dr. Gajendra Kumar

Dr. S. P. Chaudhry

Dr. Charan Singh

Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Dr. M. V. Sreenivasan

Dr. Kishore Madhwani

Dr. Dharmesh Parekh

Dr. Ajay Sati

Dr. Hiren Desai

Dr. G. D. Maheshwari

Dr. G. S. Palaksha

Dr. Hitesh Shingala

Dr. Kanaka Rao

Dr. Kishore Parekh

Dr. Nanda Kishore

Dr. P. C. Jain

Dr. Sanjay Mattoo

Dr. T. Mishra

Dr. Vandana Shinde

Dr. Vidya Shankar

Dr. N. Chandra Babu Naidu

Dr. Kayam Singh

Dr. Brahm Prakash

Scientific Committee

Chairpersons :

Dr. (Maj.) S. K. Gupta

Dr. U. C. Ojha

Dr. Narottam Bhardwaj

Dr. Jugal Kishore

Mr. Surinder Kaul

Dr. Shyam Pingle

Dr. Dileep Andhare

Dr. Bobby Joseph

Dr. Arun Kale

Dr. Gautham M. S.

Dr. Naveen Ramesh

Dr. (Maj.) Bishwadeep Paul

Dr. Sikdar Barun

Dr. V. Swaminathan

Dr. Ashish Mishra

Dr. Subita Patil

Dr. Vini Nair

Dr. R. C. Saxena

Dr. M. K. Devlal

Dr. Geeta Batla

Dr. R K Sharma

Dr. A K Khokhar

Prof. Sashi Kant



Dr. G. V. Prabhu+91 9823072558

Dr. R. Rajesh+91 7738178888

Dr. J. Vijay Rao+91 9849256689

Dr. S. K. Raut

+91 9423581029

Dr. Sarang Dharan

+91 9444233863

Dr. Sandeep Sharma

+91 9811750171

Dr. S. P. Chaudhry

+91 9818182161

Dr. Shashi Bhushan

+91 9717630520

Contact:


+91 9717630532Dr. Manu Saksena+91 9810979028

Dr. Brahm Prakash

+91 9560583491


+91 9811828960

Zonal / Regional Co-ordinators

Dr. Abhirup Maulik

Dr. (Capt.) N. Sharma

Dr. A. S. Revansiddesh

Dr. Aditya Paliwal

Dr. Ajay Sood

Dr. Ananthan V. S.

Dr. Arvind Patel

Dr. Barun Kumar Sikdar

Dr. Bhawesh S. Khodadiya

Dr. Branda Pinto

Dr. Chakradhar Ch.

Dr. Dayanand Babar

Dr. Dharmesh Parekh

Dr. Dodia Mihben

Dr. Gambhir Solanki

Dr. Ghanashyam Dulera

Dr. Girish M. Purohit

Dr. Govinda Narke

Dr. Hemant Haldavnekar

Dr. J.K. Luthra

Dr. Jagdish Kamath

Dr. Jagdish Shah

Dr. K. J. Parekh

Dr. Kishore Parekh

Dr. M. Thyagaraju

Dr. Mahek M. Kharadi

Dr. Manohar Gemawat

Dr. Mili Dodia

Dr. Mrunal Roy Choudhary

Dr. N. Sharma

Dr. Nandini De

Dr. Neha Kulkarni

Dr. P. R. Nandkishore

Dr. P.K. Nanda

Dr. P.R. Modi

Dr. Parth Patel

Dr. R. Satpathy

Dr. Rajnarayan R. Tiwari

Dr. Rakesh Arya

Dr. Ramvilas Bhalerao

Dr. Ramvilas J. Malani

Dr. S. K. Bhatnagar

Dr. S. P. Ahuja

Dr. S. S. Sarkar

Dr. S. Sunder

Dr. Samir Vora

Dr. Sangita Shrivastava

Dr. Sanjay Rothitor

Dr. Sanjiv Saraf

Dr. Santanu Baishya

Dr. Santosh Datar

Dr. Sashikala Chandrasekar

Dr. Smuti Desai

Dr. Sudip Gupta

Dr. Suhas Kanitkar

Dr. Sujatha Mohan

Dr. Sukumar Das

Dr. Sumit De

Dr. Sunil Ahuja

Dr. Sunil Kakodkar

Dr. T. Mishra

Dr. Uday Barua

Dr. V. S. Ananthan

Dr. Vandana Shinde

Dr. Y. P. Malhotra

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ICOH National Secretaries

Prof. Dino Pisaniello, AustraliaProf. Jasminka Godnic-cvar, AustriaDr. R. Rajesh, IndiaDr. Shlomo Moshe, IsraelProf. Alfonso Cristaudo, ItalyDr. Nicole Majery, LuxembourgDr. Sunil Kumar Joshi, NepalDr. Laura Flores, ParaguayDr. Gilbert Bergonia Gille, PhilippinesDr. TMF Pinto, Portugal

Prof. Carmen Busneag, RomaniaDr. Cheikh A.k.a. Cisse, SenegalDr. Luis Mazon, SpainDr. Adul Bandhukul, ThailandMs. Paula Regina Viapiana, UruguayProf. Maritza Rojas Martini, VenezuelaDr. Blessing Garamumhango, ZimbabweProf. Volker Harth, GermanyDr. David McLean, New Zealand

Member ICOH Board

Dr. Jukka Takala Dr. Seong-Kyu KangPresident, ICOH Vice President, ICOH

International Advisory Committee

Prof. Andrew CurranDr. Martin HoganDr. Dingani MoyoProf. Malcolm SimDr. Rosa Maria Orriols Ramos

Ms. Maria Luisa Tupia GonzalesProf. Jukka VaoriDr. Dag EllingsenDr. S. M. Shanbhag

ICOH Scientific Committee Chairpersons

Prof. Alicja BortkiewiczCardiology in Occupational Health

Dr. Erik JorsMining Occupational Safety and Health

Dr. Paul A SchulteNano Material Worker’s Health

Prof. Timothy DriscollOccupational Medicine

Dr. Rafael E. De La HozRespiratory Disorder

Dr. Renata SistoVibration and Noise

ICOH Scientific Committee Secretaries

Prof. Alfredo Menendez-navarro - History of Prevention of Occupational and Environmental DisorderDr. Ivo Iavicoli - Nano Material Worker’s HealthDr. Dileep Andhare - Occupational Health and DevelopmentProf. Claudio Colosio - Rural Health: Agriculture, Pesticides and Organic DustsDr. Kaisa Emilia Kirves - Unemployment, Job Insecurity and HealthProf. Igor Jesus Bello - Women Health and WorkDr. Neela Guha - Epidemiology in OHDr. Florencia Harari Freire - Mining Occupational Safety & Health

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Nodal non-governmental organization committed to attain highest standards of occupational health in India by enabling stakeholders, influencing policy makers and creating community consciousness.

Mission Statement

IAOH is committed to enable occupational health professionals to make India's workplace healthy, safe and green-free from the ill effect of hazards, by evolving effective solutions.

Goals

IAOH has over 3000 occupational health physicians, Industrial hygienists, Safety professionals, Social workers and counsellors to realize our future vision. In addition to strengthening our current activities, we plan to expand our scope to address the following broad objectives.

• Create awareness about health, safety and environmental hazards of industrial process among the public, workmen and the management of the industry particularly in the unorganized and hazardous sectors.

• Prepare time-bound projects for designing and implementing Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental protection in industry.

• Assist industries in design and implementation of Occupational Health Services within their workplaces to improve the quality of healthcare in general and in occupational diseases in particular.

• Start formal and informal training courses in Occupational health, Safety and Environment.

• Publish scientific journals, periodicals, books, literature and produce films, videos and computer software relevant to the field of Occupational health, Safety and Environment.

• Carry out research in Occupational Health, Safety and Environment, independently and in collaboration with other agencies with similar aims and objects.

• Provide expertise in establishing Occupational Health Centres in and around industrial zones and in creating relevant protocols for health screening and for standards of fitness for work.

• Liaise with the government and statutory agencies in drafting legislations in the matters of Health, Safety and Environment and its implementation.

• Prepare a National Registry of Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Experts in collaboration with other agencies and provide such services to the industry.

• Prepare software for Medical Records for Occupational Health, Safety and Environment to provide management information.

• Collaborate with International agencies active in the field of Occupational Health for cross-border transfer of technology with reference to best practices in Occupational Health.

Indian Association of Occupational Health (IAOH)

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The Way Forward...Theme: Occupational Health and Safety in India:

Indian Association of Occupational Health is the leading non-governmental professional association of occupational health and allied professionals in India. It is active in the development and promotion of occupational health with 3000 members across 24 branches. It is organizing national conferences on Occupational Health every year. The 67th annual, national conference on Occupational Health, OCCUCON 2017, is being organized at New Delhi from 9th to 11th February 2017 and PDC on 8th February 2017.

India contributes 17% of global population and is the third economy in the world (GDP by PPP) and given the fact that India’s contribution is set to further increase, the current situation and future of occupational health in India is very relevant to the future of occupational health in the world.

The theme of the conference focuses on the current status and the future of occupational health in India. It also underlines that integration & synergy with occupational safety & hygiene, environment and collaboration with various allied organizations and international agencies is the key to securing sustainable future of Occupational Health in the country.

This conference would incorporate multiple sub themes including but not limited to:

Accident Prevention

Aging and Work

Allergy and Immunotoxicology

Cardiology in OH

Collaborations , networking and partnerships

Developing linkages from research to practice

Disaster Management and Emergency preparedness

Education and Training in OH

Ergonomics

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Occupational Health

Epidemiology in OH

Health Services Research and Evaluation in OH

History of Prevention of Occupational and Environmental Diseases

Integrated approach to Occupational Health, Hygiene, Safety and Environment

Integration of occupational health with primary health care

Integration of occupational health with workplace wellness programs, Quality of Life and

life style issues.

Integration of quality with OHSE: Integrated management systems



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Special Attraction:

Competitive Awards for Best Occupational Health, Safety, Environment, HR & CSR Practices

Mega Quiz on OH : Kaun Banega OH Champion

Indoor Air Quality and Health

Industrial Hygiene

Legislative aspects of OHSE

Learning from Best Practices, etc.

Mind Fullness and Stress in Management in

Workers

Mining Occupational Safety and Health

Musculoskeletal Disorders

Nanomaterial Worker's Health

Neurotoxicology and Psychophysiology

Occupational and Environmental Dermatoses

Occupational cancer

Occupational Health Nursing

Occupational Medicine

Occupational Toxicology

OH and CSR

OH and Development

OH for Health Care Workers

OH in the Chemical Industry (MEDICHEM)

OH in the Construction Industry

Promotion of mental health including work life

balance

Radiation and Work

Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace

Respiratory Disorders

Rural Health: Agriculture, Pesticides and

Organic Dusts

Safety Culture, Behaviour based safety and

accident prevention

Shiftwork and Working Time

Small-Scale Enterprises and the Informal

Sector

Thermal Factors

Toxicology of Metals

Unemployment, Job Insecurity and Health

Vibration and Noise

Women at work

Women Health and Work

Work and Vision

Work Disability Prevention and Integration

Work Organisation and Psychosocial Factors

CALL FOR PAPERSScientific Papers are invited from occupational health, safety and environment professionals. Papers should be relevant and preferably deal with original work or practice experience and not “reviews” from journals or text books. Topics chosen could be clinical, case studies, clinical trials, surveys or interesting cases. Several prizes and cash awards will be given to deserving papers. Papers should be submitted to the Directorate Scientific Committee on or before 28th November, 2016. Please submit a soft copy of the paper as a MS Word document by e-mail to the Chairman, Scientific Committee at the following e-mail id: [email protected]; [email protected]

Ensure that the presenting author’s address, telephone numbers, fax numbers and e-mail addresses are mentioned in the e-mail. Scientific Committee will be happy to advise you in preparing your Paper and final computer slide presentation, if selected. There will be excellent audiovisual facilities for presentations, Viz. LCD computer projection and video projection. Poster presentations may also be presented in the standard size of 4 feet (Height) X 3 feet (Width). Poster should be in English. Charts, Drawings and Illustration must have self explanatory notes. Font size should be readable from 1.5 meter distance. Author should remain present at the poster site for discussion for his/her work at the scheduled time for exhibition at the conference. Time for each Scientific Paper presentation will be restricted to 8 minutes, with additional 2 minutes for Q&A. Registration: The presenting author must have registered for the conference having paid the registration fee. Otherwise the paper will not be included in the programme.

Abstract can be submitted online at http://occucon.com/submit-abstract.php#submit

Guidelines for submitting abstract are available at http://occucon.com/submit-abstract-guideline.php#submit

However abstract can also be E-mailed to [email protected]; [email protected]

Registration for paper / poster presentation should be done in the format given below and must be sent to the Chairman, Scientific Committee by e-mail before 28th November, 2016.

Submitted for: Oral Presentation / Poster

Title:..........................................................................................................................................................

Please E-mail your abstracts and/or full paper to [email protected]; [email protected]

Name of authors with their Designation and name of the Institution:

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Name of the Presenting Author:

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Name and contact details of author to whom the communication to be sent:...............................................

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Email address:..........................................................................................................................................

Telephone No. : Office:........................................................ Mobile No. ..................................................

Residence.................................................................................................................................................

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Inauguration at 1800 hrs at Stein Auditoriumfollowed by Inaugural dinner at India Habitat Centre

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0900 - 1000 Work Stress and the Risk of Recurrent Coronary Heart Disease Events

1000 - 1045 Cardiovascular Disease Prevention

1045 - 1130 Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Guidelines

1200 - 1245 Work Environment and Cardiovascular Diseases

1245 - 1330 Effort-reward imbalance at work increases the risk of the metabolic syndrome

1415 - 1500 Effect of the double exposure to adverse psychosocial work factors and high family responsibilities on ambulatory blood pressure

1500 - 1545 Heart to Heart

0900 - 1000 Occupational Stress Management

1000 - 1045 Shift Work and Working Time

1045 - 1130 Mindfulness & Stress Management in Workers

1200 - 1245 Promotion of Mental Health including Work life Balance

1245 - 1330 Work Disability in workers with mental disorders

1415 - 1500 Economic costs and benefits of psychological health at work

1500 - 1545 Industrial Accidents & Substance Abuse

1615 - 1700 Role of public policies in reducing workers' smoking prevalence

0900 - 1000 Sustainability & Occupational Health

1000 - 1045 Sustainable Employability - Building Bridges between Science and Practice

1045 - 1130 Work, Age, Health and Employment

1200 - 1245 Building capability to deliver Basic Occupational Health to informal sector workers

1245 - 1330 Legislative aspects of OHSE, OHSE Legislations and OHSE Management systems

1415 - 1500 Sustainable working lives - Managing work transitions and health

1500 - 1545 Towards universal health coverage for workers

1615 - 1700 Work and Spirituality

0900 - 1000 Occupational Health Hazards

1000 - 1045 Occupational Health Services

1045 - 1130 Occupational Health Nursing-Improving the quality of Preventive Medical Examinations in workers

1200 - 1245 Industrial Hygiene

1245 - 1330 Routine Procedures in Casuality Room

1415 - 1500 Work Environment Monitoring

1500 - 1545 “Aware, beware, take care” -New insights in Occupational Health Surveillance

1615 - 1700 Statutory Compliance & Record Keeping

0900 - 1000 Scientific Session To be Decided








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(PDC1)CARDIOLOGY IN OCCUPATIONAL

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(PDC3)OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & CSR

(PDC2)PSYCHO SOCIAL

FACTOR AT WORK: RISKS & POTENTIAL

(PDC4)INDUSTRIAL

HYGIENE & OH NURSING

(PDC5)SLEEP DISORDERS

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0830 - 1000 Free Paper

1000 - 1045 Occupational Respiratory Diseases

1045 - 1130 Prevention of Occupational Asthma

1200 - 1245 ADM ORATION

1245 - 1330 Obstructive Sleep Apnea & it's Economic impact in an Organization -

1415 - 1500 Supporting global action on workers’ health – Achievements and lessons learned from the global network of WHO collaborating centers for occupational health

1500 - 1545 Shiftwork and Working Time: The 24/7 Society - from chronobiology to practical life

1600 - 1645 Challenges and strategies for shift, Long working hours and health



1000 - 1045 Occupational Health for Health Care Workers

1045 - 1130 Occupational Hazards for Dental Professionals

1200 - 1245 GO TO STEIN AUDITORIUM FOR ORATION

1245 - 1330 Prioritizing healthcare workers' safety - Organizing an occupational health system for healthcare workers

1415 - 1500 Chemical, biological, physical risks in healthcare setting - Psychosocial issues for healthcare workers

1500 - 1545 Immunization for healthcare workers

1600 - 1645 Radiation & Work-Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields



1000 - 1045 Occupational Cancer

1045 - 1130 Occupational and Environmental Dermatoses


1245 - 1330 Occupational and Environmental Exposure of the Skin to Chemicals (OEESC)

1415 - 1500 Endocrine disrupting chemicals in the workplace and environment

1500 - 1545 Pathophysiology of emerging occupational & environmental allergies

1600 - 1645 Molecular toxicology on environmental and occupational carcinogens



1000 - 1045 Alcoholic Liver Disease- Prevention & Treatment

1045 - 1130 Workplace Wellness Programs, Quality of Life & Lifestyle issues, Prevention & Management of Non Communicable Diseases


1245 - 1330 Work and Vision

1415 - 1500 Occupational Optometry in India

1500 - 1545 Visual performance – Lighting evaluation x prevention of occupational diseases

1600 - 1645 Advances in Biomonitoring for Occupational and Environmental Health



1000 - 1045 Safety Culture, Behaviour Based Safety and Accident Prevention

1045 - 1130 Global and Indian Burden of illness and Injury at Work – Problems and Solutions


1245 - 1330 Best practices of health promotion activities for employees in global corporations

1415 - 1500 The Game Changers in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation

1500 - 1545 Emergency medicine at the workplace

1600 - 1645 Integration of health protection and health promotion as Total Worker Health: Perspectives from across the globe

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1000 - 1045 Mining Occupational Safety and Health-Occupational health in the mining sector

1045 - 1130 Occupational Health Safety in the Construction Industry

1200 - 1245 CKR ORATION

1245 - 1330 Symposium - Medical Services at Mega Construction Site – Planning, Implementation & Challenges

1415 - 1500 OHS MUMBAI ORATION

1500 - 1545 Reviews and meta-analysis of health effects of whole body vibration

1600 - 1645 Protective equipment against whole body vibrations and mechanical shocks



1000 - 1045 Epidemiology in Occupational Health

1045 - 1130 Research Methodology Made Simple for OH practitioners


1245 - 1330 Analysing Research Findings

1415 - 1500 Why Research? Action Oriented Research

1500 - 1545 Current Epidemiologic Research in Occupational Health

1600 - 1645 Occupational Health and Wellbeing: linking research to practice



1000 - 1045 Occupational Health in the Chemical Industry

1045 - 1130 Neurotoxicology and Psychophysiology-Pestides and Neurological Occupational Diseases


1245- 1330 Rural Health : Agriculture, Pesticides and Organic Dust

1415- 1500 Small - Scale Enterprises and the informal Sector

1500 - 1545 Women Health and Work

1600 - 1645 Integrated approach to Occupational Health Safety & Environment



1000 - 1045 Prevention of and managing workers with Chronic Musculoskeletal Disorders

1045 - 1130 Hidden hazards at Workspaces


1245- 1330 Noise and vibration synergistic effects on workers health

1415- 1500 Work disability in Musculoskeletal disorders

1500 - 1545 Aging, work and musculoskeletal degeneration

1600 - 1645 Exposure to whole body vibration in different occupational groups



1000 - 1045 Occupational Health hazards in Metro Tunneling work

1045 - 1130 Indoor Air Quality & Health in Modern Office building


1245- 1330 Health effects from combined exposure to indoor air pollutants in modern offices

1415- 1500 Monitoring and Surveillance of Asbestos-Related Diseases

1500 - 1545 Towards a healthy workplace: From ill-health to well-being

1600 - 1645 Health Protection of the Nanomaterial workers



1000 - 1045 Basic Occupational Health Services: My Role, My Goal

1045 - 1130 The new ILO list of occupational diseases: The application and the worldwide impact

1130 - 1200 TEA BREAK

1200 - 1245 LARSEN & TOUBRO ORATION

1245 - 1330 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH QUIZ

1330 - 1415 LUNCH


1000 - 1045 Safety & Risks of Engineered Nanomaterials (ENM) at work place *Characteristics, Exposure, Health effects, Risk assessment & Risk management of ENM

1045 - 1130 Nanotechnology, Occupational and Environmental Health (NanOEH)

1130 - 1200 TEA BREAK


1245 - 1330 GO TO STEIN AUDITORIUM FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH QUIZ

1330 - 1415 LUNCH


1000 - 1045 Disaster Management, Emergency Preparedness & Response in Occupational Health

1045 - 1130 Case capsule of industrial accidents

1130 - 1200 TEA BREAK


1245 - 1330 GO TO STEIN AUDITORIUM FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH QUIZ

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OCCUCON 2017

8th to 11th February, 2017

(8th Feb 2017 Pre conference PDC) India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003

Delegate Registration Charges-OCCUCON-2017

Till 30th June 16

01st July 16 To

31st Oct 16

01st Nov 16 To

31st Dec 16

01st Jan 17 To

07th Feb 17

08th Feb 17 Onwards

& Spot

Indian Rupees (INR) Plus 15% Service Tax on Gross Total

IAOH Members 4000 5500 7000 8500 10000

Non IAOH Members/HR/CSR/Safety 7000 8000 9000 10500 12000

Accompanying Person 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000

Retired IAOH Members ** 2000 3000 3500 4000 5000

Post Graduates/OH Nurses/ 2000

3000

3500

4000

5000

Pre-Conference Professional Development Course

1000 1500 2000 3000 4000

United States Dollars (USD) Plus 15% Service Tax on Gross Total

SAARC Countries(Per Person) 200 250 300 350 400

Non SAARC Countries (Per Person) 400 450 500 550 600

Pre-Conference Professional Development Course ( for SAARC & Non SAARC countries )

50 50 100 125 150

**Senior Citizens above 60 years and those who are not sponsored by their Company/Organization.

Conference Registration Fee covers : Attendance to all Scientific Sessions, Delegate Kit, Entrance to the Exhibition, Lunches, Dinners & Tea/Coffee as indicated in the program.

Accompanying Person Fees covers: Admission to inaugural ceremony and welcome Dinner, Cultural Evening Program, Banquet & Lunches.

All fees are non-refundable. However, change in delegate name is acceptable.

Delegate Kit is not guaranteed for Spot Registrants.

Delegate fees applicable for IAOH Members is applicable , for persons applying in same sitting for IAOH membership & OCCUCON registration.

Registration for PDC on First Come First Serve Basis .

Please register in advance to avoid disappointment .

Registration for PDC is open to delegates who have registered to the main conference .

DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM

Industrial Hygienist/Ergonomist

PG Students/OH Nurses/Industrial Hygienist should submit the bona fide certificate from the Head of Department/Institution a long with Registration Form.

Plus applicable transaction charges.



For online registration you may visit our website

www.occucon.com

OCCUCON-2017 Account Details

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Branch

Branch Code

Bank Account Number

Account Type

IFSC Code

MICR Code

67th Annual National Conference of IAOH 2017

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur

27, Barakhambha Road, New Delhi

010390

61312015534

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SBBJ0010390

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CONEXlConference Secretariat : Dr. Sandeep Sharma, Organising Secretary, OCCUCON 2017 407-408, 4th Floor, Tradex Tower - 2, Alpha-1, Greater Noida – 201308 (India)

Tel.: +91-120-4237647, 4237657; Mobile: +91-9811750171, E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Name: Signature:

Designation: Date:

* Please complete the entire form. Duplicate this form for additional registrations.

* Bank/Wire transfer/With holding taxes and charges are to be bourne by the remitter only.

I/We have read the GENERAL RULES printed on this form and confirm that we shall abide by them.

Please E-mail/Fax/Courier a copy of the duly filled form to along with NEFT transaction No./

Date of transaction/Cheque or DD in favour of ‘67th Annual National Conference of IAOH 2017’.

Accompanying Person

Pre Conference Professional Development Course (PDC)

Retired IAOH Members

Post Graduate

Service Tax (15%) on Gross Total

PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT OCCUCON 2017

Special Keynote Address

DELIVERABLES/ENTITLEMENTS

TITLEPARTNER

PLATINUMPARTNER

SILVERPARTNER

GOLDPARTNER

DIAMONDPARTNER

Complementary Enteries

Full Page Colour Advertisement inSouvenir as provided by the Partner

100 words profile along with logo of Partnerorganisation in show catalouge

Prominent placement of Partner logo in the networking area (digital)

Exclusive Gala Networking Night Partner

Recognition of logo at the Gala Networking Night as Partner

Verbal Acknowledgment as the Partner ofthe night by the Conference Chairman

Recognition of logo as Gala Networking Night Partner & Sponsor in official website

Acknowledgment of the organisation inall promotional materials as Partner

Verbal Acknowledgment at theValedictory Function

Recognition of logo on Thank You Partners banner at Exhibition

Recognition of logo as Partner on officialwebsite with organisation website hyperlink

Recognition of logo on Thank You Partnersbanner at the Gala Networking Night

Recognition of logo on Thank You Partnersbanner between conference sessions

Recognition of logo as Partnerin Souvenir

Recognition of logo at direction signagefor conference and exhibition

Recognition of logo as Partner in all OCCUCON 2017 mails and mailers

Recognition of logo on all event advertisements

Corporate Film during breakout sessionsas provided by Partner (Durations - minutes)

Verbal Acknowledgment at theGala Networking Night

Verbal Acknowledgment at theInauguration Ceremony

Exhibition Space (sqmt.)

Recognition of logo as Gala Networking Night Partner in Souvenir

3 complementary invitations to conference gala networking night

Recognition of logo as lanyard & registration partner on all registration counters

Recognition of logo on lanyards (straps) for all badges

Recognition of logo as lanyards & registration partner on all attendee badges

Banner with organisation logo welcoming attendees

Signages at the registration areas

Recognition of logo as lanyard & registration partner on onsite registration

forms (conference, exhibition and visitor)

Recognition of logo as lanyard & registration partner on official website with

organisation website hyperlink

1 full page colour Advertisement in Souvenir

100 words profile and logo of partner organisation in Souvenir

Recognition of logo in Souvenir

Benefits

Lanyard & Registration INR 7.5 Lacs

All attendees & visitors require registering for the conference, exhibition & workshop at

OCCUCON 2017. Badges with lanyards will be provided post registration which are

mandatory for all attendees, exhibitors and visitors. The lanyards will be distributed by the

organiser at OCCUCON 2017 Conference & Exhibition.

3 complementary invitations to conference & gala networking night

Visual Acknowledgement of the luncheon partner in respective day

conference sessions immediately preceding and succeeding the luncheon

Recognition of logo as respective networking luncheon partner on official

website with organisation website hyperlink

Recognition of logo as respective networking luncheon partner on the signs

displayed in the luncheon area

Recognition of logo as respective networking luncheon partner on all table

tent cards

Recognition of logo as respective networking luncheon partner in

Souvenir


100 words profile of partner and logo of organisation in Souvenir

2 Exclusive Packages Available

Networking Luncheons are present for all 4 days of the event with all full

conference & exhibition registrations. These luncheons provided next to the

exhibition area offer networking opportunities for delegates and sponsoring

organisations

Benefits

Networking Luncheons INR 7.5 Lacs

Benefits

2 complementary delegates for conference

Full page colour Advertisement provided by partner in Souvenir

100 words profile along with logo of partner organisation in Souvenir

Acknowledgments

Acknowledgement of the organisation in all promotional materials as

Associate partner

Logo Usage and Projections include

Recognition of logo as Associate partner on official website with


Recognition of logo on all event advertisements

Recognition of logo as Associate partner in Souvenir

Recognition of logo on Thank You partners banner between

conference sessions

Recognition of logo on Thank You partners banner at exhibition

Recognition of logo on Thank You partners banner at gala networking night

Packages Available on Demand

Associate PartnerINR 5 Lacs


Recognition of logo on all conference bags along with event logo

Recognition of logo as conference bags & kits partner on official website

with organisation website hyperlink



1 promotional piece (brochures, flyers, handouts and booklets) to be provided

with delegate bag

Recognition of logo as respective partners in Souvenir

Benefits

Each delegate and speaker attending the conference will receive a conference bag & Kit

which will include copies of Souvenir, conference reports, brochures, gifts and other

promotional items.

Conference Bags & KitINR 7.5 Lacs

Exclusive

Links are available on our website www.occucon.com

for advertisement in Souvenir and for booking Scientific Sessions during the conference.

Souvenir & Scientific Sessions

Recognition of logo on pen and pad provided to delegates and speakers

Placement of pen and pad at conference registration desk, executive lounge,

speaker rooms, workshops

Recognition of logo as Pens and Notepads partner on official website with



Recognition of logo as Pens and Notepads partner in Souvenir

Selected pens and pads will be produced and inserted into delegate bags

providing lasting partner awareness

Benefits

Pens & Note PadsINR 3 Lacs

Recognition of logo as Souvenir partner on Cover page of show

catalogue provided to all attendees

Recognition of logo as Souvenir partner on official website with



Exclusive Sponsor for Souvenir

Benefits

Souvenir INR 5 Lacs

Souve nir will be produced and inserted into delegate bags. It will also be

providing maximum brand leverage.

Recognition of logo on all speaker gifts

Recognition of logo as speaker gifts partner on official website

Recognition of logo as speaker gifts partner on Souvenir

1 full page colour advertisement in the Souvenir


Benefits

Speaker Gifts INR 5 Lacs

OCCUCON 2017 Conference will bring together over 80 eminent speakers from across

the globe. Each Speaker will be rewarded with gifts as a token of appreciation for their

valuable participation

provided to all attendees for OCCUCON 2017 Conference & Exhibition, hence


Visual Acknowledgement of the coffee/tea break partner in respective

conference sessions immediately preceding and succeeding the break

Recognition of logo as respective coffee/tea break area partner on the signs

displayed in the coffee/tea break area

Opportunity to display and distribute promotional company material during the break (at partner's expense)

Recognition of logo as respective coffee/tea break partner on official website

with organisation website hyperlink

Recognition of logo as respective coffee/tea break partner on all table tent cards


Recognition of logo as respective coffee/tea break partner in Souvenir


4 Exclusive Packages Available

SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES

A total of four Coffee/Tea breaks will take place over the two day period of the conference

Benefits

Coffee/Tea BreakINR 4 Lacs

OCCUCON 2017 Conference and Exhibition Partnership Payment Policy

OCCUCON 2017 requires a 50% deposit on all partnership. This deposit must be submitted with the

signed partnership Contract in order to secure a sponsorship.

Upon receipt of a signed partnership contract and required deposit, OCCUCON 2017 will send the

partner a confirmation letter for the partnership agreement. No confirmation will be sent and no

partnership will be acknowledged or promoted, either in print or on the OCCUCON 2017 official

website, until the partner has submitted the partnership contract and required deposit.

The remaining 50% due amount of all OCCUCON 2017 sponsorships is due 30 days prior to the

event. If a participant has contracted a sponsorship within 30 days of the event, full payment is

required with submittal of partnership contract in order to confirm the sponsorship.

Cancellation policyShould a partner elect to cancel its confirmed partnership before November 15, 2016, the partner

is not entitled to a refund of money paid to OCCUCON 2017.

For all partnerships cancelled after 15 2016 are required to pay & release complete

invoiced amount to OCCUCON 2017.

November

Partnership Deadline

In order for to be promoted in OCCUCON 2017, contracts must be partnership partnership

received prior to 15 , 2016.November

If the company withdraws from the contract after having concluded the said contract, the company

hereby agrees to indemnify the partnership amount.

Dr. Rajiv Kumar JainAdditional Chief Medical Director

(Health and Family Welfare)Northern Railways HQ

Dr. Braham PrakashFormerly Chief Medical Director

Northern Railways

Dr. Satish Kumar GadiFormer Chief Medical Director

East Central Railways

Dr. Bharat Bhushan AggarwalFormer Advisor Health

Railway Board

Dr. Charan SinghDirector RHTC,

Ministry of Health & Family WelfareGovernment of India

Dr. A. K KhokharDirector

International Institute of Health Management ResearchNew Delhi



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