WORKINGONSAFETY.NET is an international network of decision-makers,
researchers and professionals responsible for the prevention of
accidents and trauma at work and supported by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work.
WORKINGONSAFETY.NET wants to bring accident prevention experts together
and to facilitate exchange of information and experience between
different countries and sectors. WORKINGONSAFETY.NET consists of an
Internet platform including a who-is-who and a bi-annual conference.
WORKINGONSAFETY.NET Internet platform offers the following opportunities:
· Login;
· Find persons;
· Find documents;
·Links;
· Debate.
As an added benefit WORKINGONSAFETY.NET offers direct access to a virtual journal, the Safety Science Monitor chaired by Tore L. Larsson and edited by an editorial board.
The
International WORKINGONSAFETY.NET Conference gives the possibility to
meet together and to obtain an overview of the current development in
the prevention of accidents and trauma at work on international level.
The 2nd International WORKINGONSAFETY.NET Conference
for the prevention of accidents and trauma at work takes place from 31
August - September 2004 in Dresden, Germany. This conference is a
follow up of the Inaugural Conference for the prevention of accidents and trauma at work, 3-6 September 2002 in Elsinore under the Danish Presidency.
Login in the who-is-who of WORKINGONSAFETY.NET
WORKINGONSAFETY.NET
offers you the opportunity of setting up your own personal site in a
who-is-who of experts for prevention of accidents and trauma at work.
Joining and searching in the who-is-who is free of charge. The personal
site covers your personal data and should enclose everything that could
be of interest to your colleagues. Don’t forget to fill in your
specialities in accident prevention. On your personal site you can also
put documents that are unpublished up to now. If you want to refer to
documents that have been already published, please give a short summary
and refer to the publication list in the who-is-who. Put your picture
in, that makes you visible.
You will be the only one who can update your personal site. But everybody can take a look.
Find persons in WORKINGONSAFETY.NET
The
first aim of WORKINGONSAFETY.NET is to bring experts together from all
over the world, who are dealing with prevention of accidents and trauma
at work. In the who-is-who you willfindexperts in accident prevention
from all over the world. Furthermore the who-is-who of
WORKINGONSAFETY.NET offers you the opportunity of setting up your own
personal site (Login). Both services are free of charge.
Find documents in WORKINGONSAFETY.NET
You
can look for documents referring to prevention of accidents and trauma
at work that are unpublished up to now. Furthermore WORKINGONSAFETY.NET
offers you the opportunity of putting your own documents on the website
(Login).
If you want to publish articles in the virtual journal Safety Science
Monitor please send your article to the chair of the Safety Science
Monitor Tore L Larsson tore.larsson@syd.kth.se or tore.larsson@afa.se.
Debate
Discussing
specific issues of prevention of accidents and trauma at work is an
important part of developing a prevention culture. You can take part in
an ongoing debate or start one yourself. This debate will contribute to
the discussion before and after the conferences.
The Monitor
The
virtual journalSafety Science Monitor is an added benefit to
WORKINGONSAFETY.NET. The Safety Science Monitor is chaired by Tore L
Larsson and edited by an editorial board. If you want to publish in
this virtual journal please send your article to Tore L Larsson,tore.larsson@syd.kth.se or tore.larsson@afa.se.
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