„SAFE  START“

european week 2006  in Estonia

 

in Estonian

description

conference

„Estonian Occupational Health“

publications

other activities

 

The conference took place in Tallinn, in VIRU Conference Centre in October 25

Conference was organized by the Focal Point of the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work .

Objectives of the conference“Safe Start“ was  popularizing and promotion of OSH among youth. Main target groups were the companies employing young people, young workers, OSH professionals, public organisations and administrative institutions, social partners, education community, such as universities, schools, colleges etc.

All available material concerning EW 2006, relevant factsheets and publications on OHS were handed out to the attendees.

 

Presentations:

Training for working life(in Estonian)  

   Aulika Riisenberg

   Ministry of Education and Research  

Safe start or jump to obscurity(in Estonian)

   Egle Käärats

   Working Life Department of the Minstry of Social Affairs

Working Life Barometer 2005”- overview of the research (in Estonian)

   Ester Rünkla

   Labour Policy Department of the Ministry of Social Affairs

Good practice in vocational training(in Estonian)

   Veiko Belials

   Luua Forestry School

Status quo in occupational health (in Estonian)

   Inna Vabamäe

   Health Department of the Ministry of Social Affairs

Good habits of work in Tallinn College of Engineering (in Estonian)

   Priit Siitan

   Tallinn College of Engineering

Earning of first pocket money(in Estonian)

   Tiit Terik

   Tallinn Brigade of Schoolchildren

Builder and occupational accidents (in Estonian)

   Terje Jaksen

   Tallinn Building School

Young workers and Labour Inspectorate(in Estonian)

   Ants Vurma

   Labour Inspectorate

Healthy working life and life expectancy (in Estonian)  

   Kadi Tsimmer

   Occupational Health Physician  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

European Agency for Safety and Health at Work / Focal Point in Estonia

ester.runkla@sm.ee