"A Not-for-Profit Initiative for Decent Workplace and Social Justice for All!"
"A Not-for-Profit Initiative for Decent Workplace and Social Justice for All!"

The welcoming remarks will formally welcome international participants to Singapore and recognize the importance of Canada–Singapore engagement, international knowledge exchange and global collaboration in advancing safer, healthier and more sustainable workplaces.
The remarks may also acknowledge the value of bringing together government,
The welcoming remarks will formally welcome international participants to Singapore and recognize the importance of Canada–Singapore engagement, international knowledge exchange and global collaboration in advancing safer, healthier and more sustainable workplaces.
The remarks may also acknowledge the value of bringing together government, regulatory authorities, professional organizations, academia, researchers and industry through international occupational safety and health collaboration.

The address is envisioned to provide a distinctive Saskatchewan–Singapore and Canada–Singapore perspective on international collaboration, innovation, knowledge exchange and institutional partnerships supporting sustainable economic development and the future of work. This presentation may also reflect on opportunities to strengthen conne
The address is envisioned to provide a distinctive Saskatchewan–Singapore and Canada–Singapore perspective on international collaboration, innovation, knowledge exchange and institutional partnerships supporting sustainable economic development and the future of work. This presentation may also reflect on opportunities to strengthen connections across government, industry, research and innovation while recognizing the importance of people, workforce capability, safety and well-being in sustainable economic development

The address will provide a Canadian regulatory perspective on contemporary occupational health and safety leadership, prevention and the evolving responsibilities of regulatory systems in supporting safer and healthier workplaces. The presentation may consider the role of regulatory leadership, prevention, organizational responsibility a
The address will provide a Canadian regulatory perspective on contemporary occupational health and safety leadership, prevention and the evolving responsibilities of regulatory systems in supporting safer and healthier workplaces. The presentation may consider the role of regulatory leadership, prevention, organizational responsibility and collaboration in responding to changing workplace risks and expectations

This special community leadership reflection will connect occupational safety and health with the broader human and community dimensions of work. The reflection may consider how leadership, respect, fairness, worker voice, well-being, social responsibility and community values contribute to workplaces where people are not merely protected
This special community leadership reflection will connect occupational safety and health with the broader human and community dimensions of work. The reflection may consider how leadership, respect, fairness, worker voice, well-being, social responsibility and community values contribute to workplaces where people are not merely protected from harm but are valued and treated with dignity.
The address will also bring a distinctive community and municipal leadership perspective from Saskatchewan, Canada, to the international Summit

This institutional welcome will introduce IRIOSH, its Canadian origins, research and knowledge-exchange mission, international development and purpose in convening the Singapore Summit.
The remarks will formally introduce the Summit theme:
“Advancing Safer, Healthier and More Dignified Workplaces in the Future of Work”
and establish the impo
This institutional welcome will introduce IRIOSH, its Canadian origins, research and knowledge-exchange mission, international development and purpose in convening the Singapore Summit.
The remarks will formally introduce the Summit theme:
“Advancing Safer, Healthier and More Dignified Workplaces in the Future of Work”
and establish the importance of connecting research, policy, regulatory leadership, professional practice, industry, technological innovation, worker well-being and dignity throughout the day's programme. The session will also provide an opportunity to acknowledge IRIOSH’s international partners, supporting organizations, invited speakers, researchers and participants
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Lead Moderator
Forum Purpose
The IRIOSH Global Health & Safety Expert Round-Table Forum will provide a multidisciplinary international platform to examine how artificial intelligence, intelligent technologies, digital transformation and changing models of work may influence occupational safety and health.
The Forum intentionally brings toget
Lead Moderator
Forum Purpose
The IRIOSH Global Health & Safety Expert Round-Table Forum will provide a multidisciplinary international platform to examine how artificial intelligence, intelligent technologies, digital transformation and changing models of work may influence occupational safety and health.
The Forum intentionally brings together perspectives from regulators, academia, professional OSH organizations, worker well-being specialists, industry and high-risk work sectors to encourage balanced discussion of both opportunities and challenges associated with emerging technologies. The discussion will seek to balance technological innovation with professional competence, accountability, worker well-being, social responsibility, and social justice and dignity.

The address will provide a regional and international perspective on advancing occupational safety and health through collaboration, professional leadership, knowledge exchange and shared commitment among OSH organizations across the Asia-Pacific region.
As Secretary General of APOSHO, Ir. Professor Dr. Vincent Ho’s address will highlight
The address will provide a regional and international perspective on advancing occupational safety and health through collaboration, professional leadership, knowledge exchange and shared commitment among OSH organizations across the Asia-Pacific region.
As Secretary General of APOSHO, Ir. Professor Dr. Vincent Ho’s address will highlight the importance of regional cooperation, professional development, institutional partnerships and collective action in addressing emerging workplace challenges and shaping the future of occupational safety and health.
The presentation will reinforce the importance of collaboration between regulators, professional organizations, academia, industry and research institutions in advancing safer, healthier and more sustainable workplaces throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

The presentation will explore how research, data, innovation and emerging technologies can be translated into practical approaches for preventing workplace injuries and creating safer, smarter and more resilient workplaces. The address will contribute an important academic and research perspective to the Summit’s discussions on evidence-informed prevention and emerging technologies

The address is envisioned to provide an international professional OSH leadership perspective on how the profession can respond to rapidly changing workplaces while maintaining high standards of competence, ethics, leadership and professional responsibility. Drawing upon Dr. Lundy’s extensive experience across health and safety, fire risk
The address is envisioned to provide an international professional OSH leadership perspective on how the profession can respond to rapidly changing workplaces while maintaining high standards of competence, ethics, leadership and professional responsibility. Drawing upon Dr. Lundy’s extensive experience across health and safety, fire risk management, building safety, the wider built environment, industry and academia.
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The presentation will provide an international academic and worker well-being perspective addressing psychosocial health, workplace support systems, organizational approaches to worker well-being and the integration of psychological health into contemporary OSH practice.
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The presentation will provide an Indonesian and professional OSH perspective on moving beyond compliance toward approaches that integrate prevention, occupational and industrial hygiene, worker health, well-being and dignity into future workplace safety and health practice.

The presentation will draw upon Mr. Barber’s experience in high-risk industry safety, working-at-heights safety, falls prevention, rescue readiness, safety leadership, human-centred design and the prevention of serious workplace injuries and fatalities. The session will explore how industry leadership, practical innovation and worker-cent
The presentation will draw upon Mr. Barber’s experience in high-risk industry safety, working-at-heights safety, falls prevention, rescue readiness, safety leadership, human-centred design and the prevention of serious workplace injuries and fatalities. The session will explore how industry leadership, practical innovation and worker-centred approaches can contribute to reducing serious harm in high-risk work environments.

The presentation will explore how OSH professionals can strengthen leadership, professional competence and human-centred approaches while adapting to emerging technologies and changing workplace risks.
The address will contribute a Singapore-based professional OSH perspective to the wider international discussion on the evolving role of occupational safety and health practitioners.

The Special Plenary Address is envisioned as an opportunity to share a Malaysian national and regulatory perspective on the continuing advancement of occupational safety and health and its relevance to the wider regional and international OSH community.
Potential areas may include, with the presentation expected to align with the overall o
The Special Plenary Address is envisioned as an opportunity to share a Malaysian national and regulatory perspective on the continuing advancement of occupational safety and health and its relevance to the wider regional and international OSH community.
Potential areas may include, with the presentation expected to align with the overall objectives, themes and international focus of the IRIOSH Global Occupational Safety, Health, and Worker Well-Being Summit 2026.

The address is envisioned to provide an important Singapore regulatory and leadership perspective on workplace safety and health, including prevention, evolving WSH priorities, regulatory leadership, shared responsibility, emerging workplace risks and the future direction of WSH.

The address will share the Philippine experience in advancing OSH through national leadership, prevention, institutional capacity building and professional development, while considering emerging occupational risks, worker well-being, technological change and preparedness for the future of work.

The address will explore how international OHS standards and management systems can be translated into effective and sustainable workplace practice, with emphasis on implementation, auditing, continuous improvement and the challenges and opportunities across developing and emerging economies.

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