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Speakers Powerpoint
Morning Session  
Raising our Safety Bar
Ir Carl DEVLIN
Capital Works Director
MTR Corporation Limited
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(15.66 MB)
Enhancing Construction Safety with AI
Prof. FANG Dongping
Professor and Director of the Institute for Future Cities and Infrastructures
Tsinghua University
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(11.61 MB)
The Next Accident is Already Taking Shape : Understanding and Changing the Human Behaviours that Predict Serious Incidents
Mr Paul C VERRICO
Partner, Behaviour Change Practitioner and Global Head of Environment, Health and Safety Group
Eversheds Sutherland
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Implementing Practices on Construction Sites to Enhance Safety through Technology
Mr Tony SMALL
Director – Health & Safety, Sustainability, Systems & Audit
Gammon Construction Limited
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(12.6 MB)
Afternoon Session    
Promoting Occupational Safety Culture in the Construction Industry
Mr CHENG Kam-tong
Senior Divisional Occupational Safety Officer Region
Labour Department
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(2.67 MB)
Safety Culture: The Bottleneck of Site Safety
Mr Lawrence NG
Permanent Honorary President
Hong Kong Construction Sub-Contractors Association
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(2.03 MB)
Safety Awareness of Frontline Workers in the Electrical and Mechanical (E&M) Industry
Mr Cheung Wing-ho
Chairman
The Federation of Hong Kong Electrical & Mechanical Industries Trade Unions
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(1.5 MB)
Reinforce Safety on Repair, Maintenance, Alteration and Addition Works
Mr Ringo NG
Founding President
Hong Kong Decoration & Engineering Association
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(3.33 MB)
Promoting Safety Culture by Management
Ir William WONG
Deputy Operations Director
Chevalier (Construction) Co., Ltd
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(9.18 MB)
Caring Culture on Construction Site
Mr Johnny YU
Managing Director
Chinney Kin Wing Holdings Limited
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(6.37 MB)
CIC 4S API Standardisation
Mr Edmond YU
Deputy Technical Director
Transcendence Company Limited
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(1.35 MB)
Innovation Technology for Construction Safety
Ir Elaine SHIH
Engineer
Civil Engineering and Development Department
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(14.32 MB)