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12Safety,Health andEnvironmentSHE2012SHE2012 speaker andchair biographiescontinuedDoug WilsonUK Director General Services,Scottish PowerDoug is UK DirectorGeneral servicesand UK Director Health and Safety,Scottish Power. He Chairs the ENA safety,Health and Environment Committee andis Joint Chair National HESAC. Doug isan Ex-Officio ENA Board Member.Doug is a Chartered Professional Healthand Safety Practitioner with over 25years experience. During his career hehas held senior roles within a number ofindustry sectors including transportation,construction, spirits and wine,entertainment, utilities and financialservices. The businesses he has workedfor include Standard Life; Vivendi Universal;Pernod Ricard; Seagram Spirits & Wine;Scottish Equitable Balfour Beatty and FirstEngineering. His work has allowed himto gain extensive international businessexperience operating in USA, Canada,Asia and Europe. In addition to hiscurrent remit within Scottish Power,part of the Iberdrola Group, he holds anumber of external industry positionsand responsibilities.Richard VokeHead of Regulatory CorporateCrime Department, LyonsDavidson SolicitorsRichard the Lyons Davidson RegulatoryCorporate Crime Department.Before becoming a solicitor, Richardgained a wealth of experience in all aspectsof regulatory work. This includes beingan HSE inspector for eight years wherehe specialised in major hazard industries,prosecuting his own cases, then workingas an international risk managementconsultant for AEA Technology plc.He specialises in defending regulatoryprosecutions (Environment Agency,HSE, Defra, local authorities etc) andadvising organisations on pro-active riskmanagement, and providing seniormanagement training seminars. He isa qualified Advanced EnvironmentalManagement Systems Auditor an ADRMediator, a chartered member of theIOSH and has a master’s degree inEnvironmental Toxicology.Peter Vujanic B.Eng(Hons), C.Eng,FIET, DipMgt(Open)Operations Safety Manager,Scottish and Southern EnergyPeter’s career can simply be summarisedas having gone full circle: from poacher togamekeeper and back again!Initially, he started his working life at SouthWestern Electricity (more recently known asWestern Power Distribution) as a GraduateManagement Trainee. There he spentover a decade in numerous roles gainingexperience in many electricity distributiondisciplines such as construction,maintenance, commissioning, operations,policy and project management at allvoltages up to and including 132kV.Following this, Peter then spent around8 years in a regulatory enforcementenvironment; formerly at Department forTrade and Industry as a Senior EngineeringInspector and latterly at the Health & SafetyExecutive as a Principal Specialist Inspector(Electrical Networks). It was in these rolesthat Peter developed his keen interest inHealth and Safety matters affecting the ESI.In early 2010, Peter realised that poachinghad better long term prospects and sojumped at the opportunity to return to theprivate sector. He is now the CorporateOperations Safety Manager at SSE.1200303_ENA_SHE_programme_A4_AW.indd 12 24/04/2012 13:25
13Safety,Health andEnvironmentSHE2012Conference ObjectivesThe Energy Industry SHE ManagementConference promotes the higheststandards of addressing and managingSHE issues within our Industry.It provides a forum for all stakeholders –employees, employers, trade unions andregulators – to network, share best practiceand review safety, health and environmentchallenges and concerns.The conference aims to foster co-operationand improve contact between, and within,the organisations and companies thatcomprise our industry.Organising Committee 2012ENA:Peter Coyle (Chair)Peter RobertsTim FieldRichard Le GrosLara MoranPaul Eaves — UK Power NetworksLucy Innes — UK Power NetworksHazel Joyes — Western Power DistributionCarly Jukes — UK Power NetworksNigel Lilley — National GridBrian Ludlow — MagnoxStephen O’Neill — Energy UKMatt Webb — UK Power NetworksJane Eccleston - Electricity North WestEnvironmental StatementTo become an organisation which is arespected corporate citizen, sustainablycost efficient and an employer of choicewe recognise that as an organisation,we have a responsibility to ensure thehealth, safety and welfare of our people,visitors and contractors and those in thecommunity we serve.We recognise that we have a responsibilityto protect the environment and widercommunity. We work hard to understandour impacts and strive to reduce themat all stages of our activities.The Executive Management Team ofUKPN is committed to improving ourperformance and our focus for 2012will include: training for putting people towork; completion of our behavioural safetyprogramme; a Safety Climate Surveyand focus on health, wellbeing andthe environment through training,communication and practical support.PresentationAll presentations will be made available viathe ENA website after the conference at:www.energynetworks.orgThis document is printed on ChallengerOffset which is produced using ECF(Elemental Chlorine Free) FSC certified pulpand is sourced from an ISO 14001 Mill.The printing processes are managed toprevent pollution. The printer is FSCaccredited and are Carbon Neutral.Designed by www.treble-design.co.uk1200303_ENA_SHE_programme_A4_AW.indd 13 24/04/2012 13:25
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