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European Association of Industrial Minerals Producers (IMA-Europe)

 

Address: Rue des Deux Eglises, 26 1000 Brussels Belgium
Contact person: Florence Lumen
E-mail address: f.lumen@ima-europe.eu
Telephone: +32 2 210 44 10
Fax: +32 2 210 44 29
General URL: www.ima-europe.eu
Campaign related URLs: www.ima-europe.eu/index.html
www.ima-europe.eu/news.html
General E-mail address: secretariat@ima-europe.eu

Thierry Salmona, President IMA-Europe"IMA-Europe is pleased to be an official partner to the European Agency Healthy Workplaces Campaign. Worker’s health and safety has always been at the core of the Association’s activities. Industrial Minerals Employers are dedicated to good management of health and safety risks at the workplace of which a proper Risk Assessment is a fundamental step. We will contribute to the campaign by spreading the campaign’s materials and exchanging good practices’ experiences, particularly among SMEs."

Thierry Salmona, President IMA-Europe

 

 

19/20 November 2009, Maastricht, Netherlands:Annual Conference on IMA Dust Monitoring Programme will be partly dedicated to the "Healthy Workplace Campaign". The meeting gathers big group industrial minerals producers, but also SMEs, coming from all over Europe.

  • Dedicated chapter on the campaign in the News and Events’ page of the IMA-Europe website: www.ima-europe.eu/news.html
  • Dissemination of campaign material and news through IMA-Europe newsletter, by direct mailing and on the extranet (accessible to members)
  • Use of campaign Email signature
  • One Working Group will be dedicated to the campaign’s implementation within IMA-Europe: the IMA Hygiene Working Group made up of 12 HSE experts representing different mineral companies and different EU countries.
  • Call for safety photos among our Members and stakeholders ("Best practice photos in OSH") to create a photo gallery of best practices. This initiative will be co-branded under the campaign logo. We will obtain the rights to use these photos so that the Agency can benefit from them for its publications on our industry sector.

 

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Our partners
European Agency for Safety and Health at Work

“Risk assessment is not necessarily complicated, bureaucratic or a task only for experts. There are plenty of tools available (such as checklists) that help in the process, and EU-OSHA promotes a simple five-step approach. Secondly, proper risk assessment also brings a number of business benefits, because making workplaces safer and healthier helps to reduce absenteeism and insurance costs, and increases worker motivation and productivity.”

Jukka Takala, Director