To get the ball rolling
ENETOSH SEE kick-off in Zagreb

47 representatives from 21 countries discussed on how “to get the ball rolling” for education and training on OSH in their home country.


A prospect into the future was given by Davorin Kacian outlining the establishment of a student and alumni network on OSH.


Finally a press conference and a visit of the Museum of Contemporary Art completed the meeting. Last but not least David Gold from Gold-Knecht Associates kept the ball rolling during whole of the conference.
SEE countries present at this event: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegowina, Croatia, Montenegro, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Turkey Other countries: Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Slovak Republic, Spain, Switzerland, UK, Ukraine |
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Time Table
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10:30 | Opening of the conference | Sever Slavko, University College of Applied Sciences in Safety, Croatia Davorin Kacian, University College of Applied Sciences in Safety, |
ENETOSH – networking for education and training in safety and health in Europe | Dr Ulrike Bollmann, | |
11:00 | Official proclamation of the ENETOSH Ambassadors and the members of the Steering Committee of ENETOSH | |
Press Conference
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12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 | ENETOSH networks at country level | |
Danish efforts to create a National ENETOSH network | Susanne Ulk, Danish Teacher Trade Unions, Denmark | |
Building an ENETOSH network in Spain: SWOT analysis | Dr Nuria Mancebo, University of Girona, Spain | |
ENETOSH activities in Turkey and the region | Dr Rana Güven, Ministry for Labour and Social Affairs, Turkey | |
14:00 | BREAK | |
14:15 | Good practice in education and training on OSH – spotlights on different levels of the education system | |
ENETOSH – Good Practice Examples in kindergarten and school | Ulrike Craes, Statutory Accident Insurance in the Health and Welfare Services, Germany | |
Good practice in education and training on safety and health: From school to work | Paul Gordon, British Safety Council, UK | |
Macedonian Occupational and Safety Association | Nikola Georgiev, Macedonian Occupational Safety and Health Association (MOSHA) | |
Student- and Alumni- Network on Safety and Health at Work (SAN on OSH) | Davorin Kacian, | |
15:30 | Closing of the Conference | |
16:00 | Visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art |