1. 1 Workshop: Injury Prevention Management Toolkit

2. 2 WOS 2006 Wednesday, 13 September, 2006 Chair: David Zalk (IOHA Past President) Ton Spee (IOHA Past President) Organisation:International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA) Sponsors:ILO WHO

3. 3 Introduction to the workshop IOHA Concept of Control Banding Perspective and goal of the workshop Workshop programme

4. 4 International Occupational Hygiene Association Southern Africa Canada USA Mexico Brazil UK Netherlands Ireland Belgium France Norway Sweden Finland Poland Germany Switzerland Italy Japan Taiwan Hong Kong Australia New Zealand Malaysia

5. 5 Definition of occupational hygiene Anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control of chemical, physical and biological agents at the workplace

6. 6 Objectives of IOHA Promote and develop occupational hygiene Promote exchange of information Encourage development of occupational hygiene Maintain and promote ethical standard

7. 7 I O H A Organisation of organisations 25 member organisations Over 20 000 occupational hygienists

8. 8 International Occupational Hygiene Association 1 board representative per member organisation 1 vote per member organisation Capitation fee - affordable for smaller organisations Low fee base = minimal operating surplus Rely heavily on volunteers – individual and organisational

9. 9 Control Banding

10. 10 Control Banding is a confusing name! Control Banding International Chemical Control Toolkit: ICCT

11. 11 The ICCT Hazard ranking Risk assessment Risk control

12. 12 Concept of the ICCT Five hazard classes: based on 67/548/EEG and 1999/45/EG (future: based on GHS from the United Nations) Five emission classes: liquids: based on vapour pressure solids: estimate dustiness on five point scale Hazard + emission risk Additional information: amount, time, conditions Risk assessment and ranking Control sheets or specialist advice

13. 13 Organisation of the ICCT project Co-operation project between WHO, ILO, IOHA and many others Co-ordination: International Technical Group (ITG), supported by (IPCS) Tasks assigned to ICT members Most contact by teleconference (every 6 weeks) In WHO 2001 – 2005 and 2006 – 2010 Collaborative Program

14. 14 Dissemination of the ICCT Originally: from HSE (GB), for SMEs (COSHH Essentials) IOHA adapted to medium-sized enterprises in developing countries Available on CD ROM Languages: (e.g.) English, Portuguese, Indonesian, Chinese Pilot projects: (e.g.) Indonesia, India, Thailand, South- Africa

15. 15 Perspectives and goal of the workshop Toolkit concept is applicable to other occupational hazards Example: Ergonomics Toolkit Goal of the workshop To find out if developing an injury prevention management toolkit is possible and desirable If yes: who could initiate this

16. 16 Workshop programme: part one 16:00 – 16.15: Welcome to the workshop and introduction to the principle of risk grouping: Control Banding. Ton Spee, Co-chair 16.15 – 16.30ILOs view on Control Banding, data sheets/labels related to other occupational hazards (than chemicals) Gerd Albracht, ILO 16.30 – 16.45Injury prevention and the 2006 – 2010 WHO Collaborative Centres Work Plan Gerry Eijkemans, WHO Withdrawn 16.45 – 17.00Practical Prevention in Safety: Barrier Banding Dave Zalk, IOHA 17.00 – 17.25Roundtable discussion Moderator: Ton Spee

17. 17 Workshop programme: part two 17.35 – 17.50Hazard Classification of Concrete Release agents: successful application of the Control Banding concept Ton Spee, Arbouw 17.50 – 18.05ATEX and Control banding Henri Heussen, Arbo Unie 18.05 – 18.20The VASt Programme: reinforcing the working conditions policy on hazardous substances in The Netherlands Albert Hollander, Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment 18.20 – 18.35:Qualitative methods for occupational risk prevention strategies in safety, or control banding – safety Paul Swuste, Delft University of Technology 18.35 – 19.00Roundtable discussion Moderator: David Zalk

18. 18 I wish you a pleasant, informative and (inter)active workshop

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