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World OSH Day: Hungary discusses carcinogens and Workers’ Exposure Survey results
World OSH Day: Hungary discusses carcinogens and Workers’ Exposure Survey results
Event Details
Description
Within the context of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, our Hungarian focal point Ministry for Economic Development will host a conference in Budapest on 29 April, focusing on dangerous substances, particularly carcinogens.
Hungary’s participation in EU-OSHA’s Workers’ exposure survey on cancer risk factors in Europe (WES) will be highlighted, with the Hungarian project leader presenting the objectives, methodology and initial results. Presentations on potential carcinogenic chemical exposure in the logistics sector and prevention of occupational accidents in Hungary will be also featured.
The conference, one of a number of events across Hungary aimed at raising awareness of occupational safety and health (OSH), will be opened by the state secretary responsible for employment policy. Additionally, the winner of the national ‘Safe Workplace’ competition will be announced, showcasing good practices in handling dangerous chemicals.
Moderator:
- István Mandrik, Speaker of National OSH Committee/Employers
Speakers:
- Dr. Sándor Czomba, State Secretary, Ministry for National Economy, State Secretariat for Employment Policy
- Péter Nesztinger, Head of Department, Ministry for National Economy OSH Management Department
- Dr. Ferenc Kudász occ. health doctor, National Public Health ad Pharmaceautical Centre, Department of Occupational Health
- Dr. Szabolcs Lovas, scientific coworker, University of Debrecen Faculty of General Medicine
- Tamás Lőrik, EU-OSHA Focal Point manager Hungary
- Péter Nesztinger speaker National OSH Committee/Government
- Dr. Katalin Dudás speaker National OSH Committee/WorkersIstván Mandrik speaker National OSH Committee/Employers
- Dr. Viktória Zöld-Nagy Deputy State Secretary, Ministry for National Economy, Deputy State Secretary for Labour Market, Labour Protection and Employment Inspection