Conference Programme - AEC Online

2nd middLe east
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Making best practices your Most coMMon practices
dr. ali salem al alili | ministry
of Labour
Director of Occupational Health
& Safety
Khalid saeed al mqeemi |
department of transport abu
dhabi, environment
Health & Safety Division Director
amair saleem | road
transport authority dubai
Director - Safety Regulation &
Planning Department
rodney J. simmons | the
Petroleum institute (adnOC)
Associate Professor of Health,
Safety, and Environmental
Engineering
troy nugent | Baker Hughes
Sr. Director Middle East Region -
HSE
Bob arnold | Brookfield
multiplex
Health Safety Director - Europe
and Canada & Vice Chair of IOSH
Construction Group
dr. rakhmat soebekti | Qatar
Petroleum - ras Laffan region
Head of Occupational Health
dr. mahmoud mohd ghanaim
| dubai Health authority
Head of Emergency Department
Strategic Partner: Exhibitor:
strategy summit
25 – 27 FEBRuARY 2013 | PARk ROtANA | ABu DhABI | uNItED ARAB EmIRAtEs
earLy COnFirmed sPeaKers
advisOry PaneL
rod simmons | the Petroleum
institute(adnOC)
Associate Professor HSE
Engineering
rasim mahmood Qureshi |
takreer - ruwais refinery
Process Safety Section Head
Bob arnold | Brookfield
multiplex
Health Safety Director - Europe
and Canada & Vice Chair of IOSH
Construction Group
darren Joubert | Health
authority abu dhabi – Haad
Sr. Advisor Occupational Health
dr. mark newson-smith |
enOC
Chief Medical Compliance Officer
Paul Burgess | saudi aramco
Preventive Medicine Advisor,
Wellness Program Group
dr. Kashif afzal | BP
Health Manager
dr. tim marsh | ryder marsh
(safety) Ltd
Managing Director
alan Hughes | al Fara’a
general Contracting
Corporate Safety Manager
Carlos tan | enOC
Group HSE Advisor
mohamed said Faidi | adnOC
Safety Team Leader
amey Kulkarni | adnOC
Senior Safety Engineer
anthony gibbs, sentis
Operations Manager
dr. syed Z. Hussaini | ras gas
Company
Occupational Health Physician
dr. rakhmat soebekti | Qatar
Petroleum
Occupational Health Physician
dr nomy Waseem ahmed |
emirates airline medical Clinic
Occupational Health Specialist
Supporting Associations:
vIsIt OuR wEBsItE: www.fleminggulf.com
COnFerenCe
F O C u s
taking luck out of the safety & being
proactive
Key to contractor risk assessment
sharing is caring – improving transparency in
hazard communication
smarter, safer & more focused processes for
improved operations
Working safe at heights & down in trenches
Hse through design
Cool tips to beat the heat – reducing thermal
stress
Cost of health – related worklessness
Fatigue & its relation with extended work
shifts – Preventative approach to potential
incidents
industries
public authorities oil & gas
construction utilities transport
WHO sHOuLd attend
Vp’s, general Managers, Directors, Managers, safety
coaches, corporate Medical advisors, senior officers,
advisors for: H&s/ Hse/ HseQ/ sHe/ Hsse/ QesH, process
safety, operations, risk assessment, internal risk, audit,
emergency response, e&p, project Development, Hse
engineers, Loss prevention, occupational Health, Wellness
program, preventive Medicine, occupational Health
physician, knowledge Management, Development, training
& consultants.
ORGANIZED BY:

Event Info: + 971 4 609 1570, fax: + 971 4 609 1589
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day
One
mOnday | 25 tH FeBruary 2013
8:30 registration & Coffee
9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
9.10 Creating federal requirements for occupational
safety and health in uae
• Basic requirements
• Challenges
• The year forward
dr. ali salem al alili, ministry of Health
Director for Occupational Health and Safety
9.50 successful Hse through design-adnOC
experience
• Role of design in safe HSE culture
• How ADNOC plans its way to a successful design
• Key learning
mohamed said Faidi, adnOC
Safety Team Lead
amey Kulkarni, adnOC
Senior Safety Engineer
10:30 Coffee Break & networking
11:00 Leadership - dictated or facilitated, instructed
or guided, driven or led?
• High Performer Vs. Leader – Setting up the right trend
• Empowering & facilitating leaders
• Demonstrating visible based leadership
troy nugent, Baker Hughes
Senior Director HSE-Middle East Region
11:40 smarter, safer & more focused processes for
improved operations
• Achieving consistency
• Auditing safety processes
• Treating process & personal safety as separate issues ?
Khalid saeed al mqeemi, department of transport abu
dhabi, environment
Health & Safety Division Director
12:20 INtERActIvE PANEl sEssION managing interfaces
across multi-tier operations
• Control of contractors
• Treating risk as a two way street – Knowing exactly what
risks contractors bring
• Is there a key to manage complex multilayered contractor?
Panellists:
troy nugent, Baker Hughes
Senior Director HSE-Middle East Region
Bob arnold, Brookfield multiplex
Health Safety Director - Europe and Canada & Vice Chair of IOSH
Construction Group
Official Media Partner:
Media Partners:
13:00 Lunch
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14:00 Hse through design
• Faulty designs – Unseen toxins
• “Designed” to safe guard
• Advocating the importance of design
• Contribution towards healthier, motivational & economical
workplaces
rodney J. simmons, the Petroleum institute (adnOC)
Associate Professor of Health, Safety, and Environmental
Engineering
14:30 understanding and managing safety culture
Safety culture: exploring its characteristics and how to
improve it
• Understanding where your safety culture is on the culture
ladder
• Understanding the layers of culture – from the surface to
the real underlying culture.
• Improving safety culture working with values, behaviours,
knowledge and systems
• The role of directors and line managers
• The benefits of achieving a good health and safety culture
Bob arnold, Brookfield multiplex
Health Safety Director - Europe and Canada & Vice Chair of IOSH
Construction Group
15:10 Coffee Break & networking
15:40 safety at heights & down in trenches
• Slips, trips & falls at height – Blame bad design or simply
careless behaviour?
• Promoting best practices at our “higher” work stations
• Legislations & its implications
alan Hughes, al Fara’a general Contracting
Corporate Safety Manager
16:10 cAsE stuDY Learning from a confined space
fatality incident
• Precautions for confined space entry
• Review of fatality incident in confined space
• Contractor Supervision
• Site Safety Officer Precautions
Carlos tan, enOC
Group HSE Advisor
16:40 INtERActIvE PANEl sEssION addressing crisis
correctly & responsibly
• The Bottom Line: Act Fast
• Understanding the magnitude of failure to respond
• Victim Care & future barricades for reoccurrences
17:10 Closing remarks from the Chair
17:15 Cocktail reception by Fleming gulf

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day
tWO
tuesday | 26 tH FeBruary 2013
8:30 registration & Coffee
9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
9:10 mental Health and Fitness to Work
• Mental health and functional capacity
• Stress and working in the UAE
• Prevention and management of workplace mental health
problems
9:50 Wellness programs & sustaining a culture of
wellness
• Need & importance of wellness programmes
• Promoting healthier lives & increasing longevity – Knowing
employees better
• Role of wellness champions in the implementation of the
plan
Paul Burgess, saudi aramco
Preventive Medicine Advisor, Wellness Program Group
10:30 Coffee Break & networking
11:00 new developments in managing heat stress in
uae
• Regulatory developments in Abu Dhabi
• Assessing environmental heat stress – new protocols and
heat stress index
• Heat stress management programme requirements and
resources
darren Joubert, Health authority abu dhabi – Haad
Sr. Advisor Occupational Health
11:40 How much health related worklessness costing
you ?
• What are you doing to sort the issue?
• Investigating ability & willingness of workers to report to
work
• Strategies for long & short term absenteeism
• Reducing prolong sickness absence thru Occupational
health rehabilitation (QP Experience)
dr. rakhmat soebekti, Qatar Petroleum - ras Laffan
region
Head of Occupational Health
12:20 INtERActIvE PANEl sEssION Justifying the health
cost during difficult times
• Making management buy-in
• Demonstrating value of health plan
• Engage with incentives
13:00 Lunch
14:00 neurosafety: the next Level of the safe-
Performance evolution
• Psychology of motivation
• My brain and risk awareness
• Influencing safety citizenship
anthony gibbs, sentis
Operations Manager
14:30 effective mitigation of fatigue
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• Evaluation – Fit to work programmes
• Right to rest – Shift scheduling
• Fatigue – Preventative approach to potential incidents
dr. Kashif afzal, BP
Health Manager
15:00 Coffee Break & networking
15:30 responsive public health plan for emergencies
• Stronger & robust approach to ensure employees health in
the times of accident
• Medical countermeasures
• Performing in limited resources & remote locations
dr. mahmoud mohd ghanaim, dubai Health authority
Head of Emergency Department
16:00 Physiology and neuroscience
• Why the levels of a naturally occurring chemical in the
blood can be more important than resources and work
ethic in determining profit
• Empowerment, involvement and management “walk and
talks“
• When you should follow your gut feel..
• When you really shouldn‘t...
• The Psychology and Physiology of Risk Perception...
dr. tim marsh, ryder marsh (safety) Ltd
Managing Director
16:30 Closing remarks from the Chair

POst cONFERENcE wORkshOPs
day
tHree
Wenesday | 27tH FeBruary 2013
9:00 – 12:30
WOrKsHOP a:
Ergonomics and Human Factors For WorkPlacE saFEty and HEaltH
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This workshop will provide organizations with cost effective, comprehensive and strategic solutions in order to have a safer
and healthier workplace
Program Highlights
1) Design of workplace ergonomics programs
2) Fundamental concepts in biomechanics
3) Ergonomics and Manual Handling
4) Analysis and control of risk factors for musculoskeletal disorders
5) Occupational causes and effects of error
6) Controlling the extent of slip and fall injuries
14:00 – 17:30
WOrKsHOP B:
nEurosaFEty: tHE nExt lEvEl oF tHE saFE-PErFormancE Evolution
Workshop objectives
After this workshop you will have:
• An understanding of the NeuroSafety of change resistance and some tools to consciously move individuals towards
change.
• The knowledge to enhance the brains ability to see and manage unpredictable energies in hazardous environments.
• Practical leadership skills to influence the workforce to take greater accountability and responsibility for their safety.
Workshop content
The workshop will be focused on balancing input with a high level of practical and energising application of key learning
points. In particular it will cover:
• Exploring the NeuroSafety of change and how to use that knowledge to take strides forward.
• Learning how to capture and develop safety motivation in self and others.
• The basic limitations of the brain and how to best direct its finite resources.
• Distinguishing between inspirational and engaging leaders vs. those that leave us less engaged.
• Practical tools that can be applied at your workplace immediately.
Workshop conducted By: sentis
Learn About Your Workshop Leader: Anthony Gibbs, Sentis, Operations Manager
anthony gibbs, sentis, Operations Manager
Since joining Sentis in 2008, Anthony’s passion for safety and assisting both individuals and organisations through positive
change processes has driven him to work in numerous industries across Australia and throughout the world. Prior to working
at Sentis, Anthony worked as a Psychologist treating addiction and chronic mental health conditions. It was this initial
cognitive-behavioural insight that fuelled his desire to undertake work and employ practices that can improve the life and
safety of people in a proactive fashion. As the Operations Manager of Sentis, Anthony is passionate about safe production
and is proud to be leading a multi-disciplinary group of people who assist organisations in creating real and lasting change.

Event Info: + 971 4 609 1570, fax: + 971 4 609 1589
email: priti.mathur@fleminggulf.com, www.fleminggulf.com
sPeaKer PrOFiLes:
Bob arnold, Brookfield multiplex, Health Safety Director
- Europe and Canada & Vice Chair of IOSH Construction
Group, UK
Bob is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers
and Chartered Member of IOSH. He is the SHEQ Director for Brookfield
Multiplex Europe and is responsible for gaining efficient and safe performance from
large complex projects. He has spent 13 years as a construction project manager and
three years as a director of a UK National Construction Company. Earlier roles included
the Safety Director for Alfred McAlpine plc, the Project Construction Director for a large
four story shopping mall (completed on time and on budget) and, for three years, an
Executive Director of a UK National Construction Company.
dr. Kashif afzal, BP, Health Manager, UAE
Dr. Afzal is a medical graduate with specialization in Occupational
Medicine and has held various clinical, administrative, and executive
leadership roles. His experience spans across many countries including
working in such places as the South Asia, Middle East, Europe, Central
Asia and former Soviet Union states. His current profile as a health Manager for BP based
in UAE and looks after BP‘s interest in Middle East (UAE, Oman, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar and
Saudi Arabia). He is currently responsible for provision of Specialist health management
through a specialized team of Occupational Medicine Physician, Industrial Hygienist,
Occupational Health Advisors and other allied Occupational Health professionals. Dr.
Afzal graduated from Dow University of Health Sciences Pakistan followed by specialist
training in Occupational Medicine from University of Birmingham, UK. Has completed
Masters in Environment Health Sciences and is a Member of Faculty of Occupational
Medicine, Royal College of Physician of Ireland.
Khalid saeed al mqeemi, department of transport
abu dhabi, environment, Health & Safety Division Director
Mr. Khalid Al Mqeemi holds an M.Sc. degree in Process Safety and Loss
Prevention from Sheffield University. For the past 18 years he has worked
extensively in Environmental Health and Safety, Risk Management,
Business Continuity and Crisis Management in both private and public sectors. Khalid
has been Management Advisor for a wide range of diversified industries and has indepth
knowledge of the Oil & Gas, transportation, and construction industries including
current and emerging national policies, regulatory arrangements and drivers for
improvement. Khalid is currently EHS Division Director in the Department of Transport,
where he provides strategic advice and EHS Program Management support to the
Surface Transport, Maritime and Aviation Sectors for the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. In this
role, Khalid is also security liaison to the National Crisis and Emergency Management
Authority and its stakeholders. Prior to this, Khalid worked for Abu Dhabi National Oil
Company, Shell Oil and Dubai Holding. This experience includes Mega projects such as
Pearl Gas-to-Liquid for Shell.
amair saleem, road transport authority dubai,
Director - Safety Regulation & Planning Department
Eur. Ing. Saleem graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical
Engineering from the University of Glasgow, Scotland 1985 and
a Master of Science in Air Transport Engineering from Cranfield
University, England in 1987. Professionally he is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the
Royal Aeronautical Society, Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Fellow of
the Safety and Reliability Society and Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society. Eur. Ing.
Saleem has accumulated over 25 years of international experience in Risk Management,
Crisis Management, Project Management and System Safety having worked in the
United Kingdom, Hong Kong, The Netherlands, Austria and Taiwan. Previous Employers
and Major Clients have included Singapore Land Transport Authority, Taiwan High
Speed Rail Corporation, British Aerospace, Kowloon Canton Railway Corporation,
Parsons Brinckerhoff, SIEMENS, European Space Agency, Austrian Aerospace Company,
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, European Organization for Nuclear Research, Bovis Lend
Lease, Austrian Federal Ministry for Science and the Hong Kong Government. Currently
he is the Government of Dubai, Roads and Transport Authority Director for the
Safety, Risk, Regulation and Planning Department within the Strategy and Corporate
Governance Sector. This role includes RTA Corporate responsibility for Safety Certification
and Regulation of Railways; Crisis Management; Health, Safety and the Environment
(including Energy Conservation); Audit and Reporting; Accident Investigation, Enterprise
Risk Management and Business Continuity.
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darren Joubert, Health authority abu dhabi – Haad,
Sr. Advisor Occupational Health
Darren has an MSc (Med) in Public Health from the University of Cape
Town, South Africa, as well as qualifications in Environmental Health,
Public Health and Occupational Health and Safety. He is currently the
senior advisor: Occupational Health for the Health Authority Abu Dhabi and has worked
on the development of the HAAD Safety in Heat programme as well as strengthening
occupational health policy, services and outcomes in occupational health in the Emirate
of Abu Dhabi. Darren has previously worked as a university lecturer in Australia and
an occupational hygiene consultant in South Africa. Darren is a certified occupational
hygienist with the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists as well as the South
African Institute for Occupational Hygiene.
Paul Burgess, saudi aramco, Preventive Medicine Advisor,
Wellness Program Group
Paul has always strived to live the healthy lifestyle and he is incredibly
committed and passionate about being physically active and living life
to the full. Currently in the final year of a Masters Degree in Health
Improvement and Health Promotion at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen,
United Kingdom. Paul joined the Saudi Aramco Workplace Wellness Team as a Preventive
Medicine Advisor in April 2008 and helping our workforce to ‘Be Well” is a role and
challenge that he really enjoys.
dr. mahmoud mohd ghanaim, dubai Health authority,
Head of Emergency Department
Dr. Mahmoud Ghanaim, graduated from Kuwait University – Kuwait
where he did his initial post graduate training and then he moved to
UAE and joined the cardiology department and the intensive care unit
and was involved in acute care . He completed his post graduate from UK. In 2010
Dr.Ghanaim was appointed as the head of emergency department in Dubai Hospital –
Dubai Health Authority. His main interest is acute cardiac acre and disaster management.
He attended many workshops and had extensive training in disaster management and
businesses continuity.
troy nugent, Baker Hughes, Senior Director HS&E-Middle
East Region
Troy Nugent is a Senior HS&E Director in the Middle East Region for
Baker Hughes, an oilfield Services Company based in Houston, Texas
with operations in more than 90 countries. Troy has held positions of
increasing responsibility with the company over the past 11 years. Before joining Baker
Hughes, Troy spent 27 years in supervision and management of HSE&S and Operations
(upstream and downstream) across United States and internationally. Troy previously
represented Baker Hughes on the United States Centre for Offshore (COS) Taskforce
and the Offshore Operators Committee. He led the COS committee that developed the
Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS) Compliance Readiness Guidance
document and also participated in the development of SEMS audit checklist in cooperation
with the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement administration. Troy
also served on the COS committees that developed the certification protocol for thirdparty
auditors and audit service providers for the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf. Troy is a
member of the American Society of Safety Engineers.
dr. rakhmat soebekti, Qatar Petroleum Occupational
Health specialist, Head of Ras Laffan Occupational Health
Region
3 years experience in Public Health sector, 18 years experience practice
in Occupational Health services in several Oil & Gas Industries as
Occupational Health Specialist (Exxon Mobil, CNOOC, Total E&P, BP & QP). He has
obtained his masters degree in Occupational Health. Current roles and responsibilities:
Lead Medical Officer – Occupational Health for Ras Laffan regional, Qatar Petroleum,
Ras Laffan Industrial City Health Advisor, and Joint Venture Company Occupational
Health Advisor for Dolphin Energy, Oryx, QChem and Nakilat Shipyard.

Event Info: + 971 4 609 1570, fax: + 971 4 609 1589
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sPeaKer PrOFiLes:
dr. mark newson smith, enOC, Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Newson-Smith trained at the Welsh National School of Medicine,
Cardiff winning a prize and scholarship award for projects on
respiratory hazards to coal miners. He spent 11 years in the Royal Navy
as an Occupational Physician working in ships and submarines and
dockyards gaining a wide range of experience in occupational medicine finishing his time
in the Navy as Senior Medical Officer (Submarines) at the Institute of Naval Medicine.
He then worked in the private sector in the United Kingdom providing occupational
health advice to government agencies such as the Environment Agency, the Ministry
of Agriculture Fisheries and Food and the National Health Service Pensions Agency
along with a range of private companies such as banks, manufacturing and transport
companies and a zoo. He joined the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, UAE
University, Al-Ain in 2001 working on teaching and research for over two years before
joining ADMA-OPCO, an offshore oil and gas company in Abu Dhabi for a further two
years as Senior Medical Officer (Occupational Health), He is currently the Chief Medical
Officer for ENOC responsible for running their range of occupational health services.
He is a Fellow of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine London and both the Australian
and American Colleges of Legal Medicine. He has a Masters Degree in Occupational
Health (Birmingham) and one in Legal Medicine (Cardiff). He has published a number
of academic papers and continues to lecture at both undergraduate and postgraduate
levels.
dr. tim marsh, ryder marsh (safety) Ltd, Managing
Director
Tim Marsh, then at UMIST, was one of the team leaders of the
original UK research into behavioural safety (in construction) in the
early 1990s, is one of only a few Chartered Psychologists who are
also Chartered Fellows of IOSH and is considered a world authority on the subject of
behavioural safety, safety leadership and organisational culture. Tim was awarded a
“President’s Commendation” in 2008 by the International Institute of Risk and Safety
Management and was selected to be their first ever ‘Specialist Fellow’ in 2010. As MD
of the consultancy Ryder Marsh he has worked with more than 400 major organisations
around the world, including the European Space Agency. Many of these clients have
won both open and in-house awards for their subsequent success. He has presented
to the European Conference Board and was an expert witness at the “Safety Culture”
and “Management of Change” expert forums at the Cullen Inquiry (Ladbroke Grove).
He runs the “Behavioural Safety” and “Pro-Active Safety Culture” courses for IOSH and
created the award winning “Affective Safety Management” concept for the IIRSM. The
book of the same name is now Europe’s best ever selling safety book. He has chaired
more than a two dozen conferences on Behavioural Safety in the UK and has given key
note speeches at major conferences in places such as Dubai, South Africa, Malaysia and
India. As well as writing dozens of learned articles for such as the ‘Safety and Health
Practitioner’ and the ‘Health and Safety at Work’ magazines he has worked with media
such as the BBC (radio work and selecting and fronting a box set of their disaster series)
and written and produces many safety training videos such as “Drive Smarter” and the
extensive “Safety Leadership” series with Baker-media as well as such as “There’s Always
a Reason” and “Safety Watch”.
anthony gibbs, sentis, Operations Manager
Since joining Sentis in 2008, Anthony’s passion for safety and assisting
both individuals and organisations through positive change processes
has driven him to work in numerous industries across Australia and
throughout the world. Prior to working at Sentis, Anthony worked as a
Psychologist treating addiction and chronic mental health conditions. It was this initial
cognitive-behavioural insight that fuelled his desire to undertake work and employ
practices that can improve the life and safety of people in a proactive fashion. As the
Operations Manager of Sentis, Anthony is passionate about safe production and is proud
to be leading a multi-disciplinary group of people who assist organisations in creating
real and lasting change.
Carlos tan, enOC, Group EHS Advisor
Presently Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) Advisor for Emirates
National Oil Company, with the primary function of assisting the ENOC
Group EHSQ Compliance Manager on matters relating to strategic,
functional and operational EHS development of systems, manpower,
national development and policies/guidelines. Prior to his appointment as EHS Advisor
for ENOC, he was the Health, Safety and Environment Manager of Petron Corporation,
the largest oil company in the Philippines. Charged with advising management on
matters involving the organization and effective implementation of corporate health,
safety, environmental protection, fire prevention/protection programs with the aim of
continuously improving the company’s HSE performance. Holds degree of Management
and Industrial Engineering from Mapua Institute of Technology. Total of more than 26
years experience in health, safety, environmental protection and emergency response.
Has conducted various trainings on Safety, Fire Protection, Oil Spill and Emergency
Response.
aBOut Our sPOnsOrs:
strategic Partner: sentis
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Sentis are the world leaders in the application of
psychology to safety, leadership development, and well
being in the workplace. Over the past decade we have built our reputation on the quality
of our people and services. We design solutions that take cultures beyond compliance to
achieve outstanding results. Working with projects and operational sites, our assessment,
training and consultancy services are tailored to meet the needs of your business or
project. In 2010, 2011 and 2012 Sentis were listed in BRW’s Top 50 Best Places to Work
in Australia, and our dedicated team of psychologists and industry specialists can be
mobilized across the globe to build lasting performance improvement.
exhibitor: Occupational Health international
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH INTERNATIONAL is a
successful, pioneering partnership between Gulf
Healthcare International and Occucare International
and is the very first dedicated occupational health facility
in the UAE, providing occupational medical services to the highest standard for a range
of industries within the United Arab Emirates and across the entire GCC region. Situated
within our new purpose built 15,000 square foot medical centre, we are able to offer a
one stop shop in Occupational Health medical services for high volume, pre-employment
and annual medical investigations. Occupational Health International houses a state of
the art radiology suite and is able to perform bone density scanning, mammography
and all other aspects of radiography. OHI houses an impressive dentistry suite, eight
audiology booths and is supported by a high tech laboratory. Based in a central location
in Dubai, our impressive facility deals with work based medicine only. The clinic is
attached to a modern hotel for those in transit and is conveniently located close to the
Metro with plenty of ample car parking. With our GPs and specialty departments having
the capacity to deal with over 300 patients per day and with on site radiology and
dental suites plus a high tech laboratory, we are confident of offering a fast, professional
and efficient service to you and your employees. We can provide a full range of health
screening checks from basic to executive levels and are open 7 days a week.