Date: 18 March 2025 (Tuesday)
Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (Registration at 6:30 pm)
Venue: D0710, 7/F., Block D, Hong Kong Metropolitan University (Jockey Club Campus), 
81 Chung Hau Street, Ho Man Tin, Kowloon
Language: Cantonese, with English in most of the presentation materials

Seminar Highlight: 

There are quite a lot of hazardous locations within a construction site, in particular for large-size and complex projects or sites which are poorly managed with inadequate safety provisions. 
Construction site is only a general name, the work nature behind often being simplified by safety personnel. There are a lot of differences in the work environment inside a site depending on a number of factors, in particular the scale of work, the nature of work to be carried out, the complexity of the work environment and so forth.
Having studied various kinds of construction projects for more than 20 years, the speaker will share his experience to audiences about some safety issues that often safety staff may overlook. He will emphasis more on the challenging work environment concerning work safety in sites that usually encountered. The work set-up and measures to minimize construction safety will also be highlighted in the talk. 

Speaker: Mr. WONG Wai Man, Raymond
Retired academic from City University of Hong Kong, Independent Researcher with research 
focus on large-scale construction operations and infrastructure projects.

Registration :
Please contact Ms Stella Wong/Ms Daisy Luk of HKOSHA Secretariat at 2332 9210 or by email at admin@hkosha.org.hk