MERCREDI 27 AVRIL 1994 à 14 H

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“Addressing Occupational Health
Issues to Overcome Human
and Capital Loss”
Clar Puits-Production
Président : Jean-Marie LEPOUTRE
Secrétariat : [email protected]
SPE-Section France
Président : Jean-Pierre DEFLANDRE
Secrétariat SPE-France : Isabelle LE NIR
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Chers Membres,
La Section Française de la SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers), en association avec le GEP-AFTP Clar PuitsProduction est heureuse de vous inviter à assister au séminaire le :
MARDI 6 DECEMBRE 2011 à 16h30
Salle Pass-38 - 1 Quai Marcel Dassault
92150 Suresnes *
Conférencier : Nasser Al Maskery, BP Exploration (Epsilon) Ltd
À l’issue de cette conférence, un cocktail sera offert aux participants par Subsea 7
* Moyens d'accès : Train : SNCF – station "Val D'Or"
Tramway (T2) - station "Les Coteaux"
Bus : Lignes 175, 244
Voiture : Le parking visiteurs est situé 4 Rue du Val d'Or Suresnes
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“Addressing Occupational Health Issues
to Overcome Human and Capital Loss”
By Nasser Al Maskery, BP Exploration (Epsilon) Ltd
According to the best estimates, more than 100 million workers are injured and 200,000 die each year in
occupational accidents, and more than 150 million new cases of occupational diseases are attributed to
hazardous exposures or workloads. Such high numbers of severe outcomes contribute to one of the most
important impacts on the health of the world’s population. Occupational injuries and diseases play an even
more important role in developing countries, where 70% of the working population of the world lives. By
affecting the health of the working population, occupational injuries and diseases have profound effects on
work productivity and on the economic and social well-being of workers, their families and dependants.
According to recent estimates, the cost of work-related health loss and associated productivity loss may
amount to 5% of the total gross national product of the countries of the world.
National and international legislation requires employers to remove or control workplace health hazards, a
task ideally suited for experts in occupational health (OH). Hence, the prime tasks of OH experts are 1) to
identify and control known or suspected work factors that contribute to ill health, and 2) to educate
management and workers to fulfill their moral and legal responsibilities for health and safety in the workplace.
Similarly, it is the obligation of the governments, the industries and the societies to work closely together in
order to maintain balance and to ensure the health of people, aiming for an unpolluted planet while still
sustaining a bottom line profit and high morale in the workforce.
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Nasser Al Maskery previously worked for Exploration
and Production BP based in Oman, where he was the
Health Manager and also served as Deputy for HSSE
Manager. He is an Associate lecturer in Occupational
Health at Sultan Qaboos University in Muscat.
Al Maskery started his medical career with National
Health Services hospitals in Cardiff, South Wales, mainly
as a general physician and in accident & emergency
departments. He joined Petroleum Development Oman
(PDO) as a clinical practitioner and, 3 years later, was
cross-posted in Shell Centre, London, as a Senior Medical
Advisor for Overseas Services.
He also worked in Stanlow Shell Refinery, near Chester,
UK, and later at The Hague Shell Medical Services in the
Netherlands. In 1986, Al Maskery came back to PDO as
the corporate Chief Medical Officer, and the Health
Manager, where his responsibilities included, among
others, management of primary health care, OH care,
medical emergency response and HSE steering.
Al Maskey is a member of the Faculty of Occupational
Medicine (MFOM) at the Royal College of Physicians,
London, and a Fellow of the Faculty of Occupational
Medicine (FFOM), Ireland. He is trained and certified in
General Aviation Medicine from the Royal Air Force
Institute of the Ministry of Defense in Farnborough, UK.
He has made more than 80 OH presentations in the
region and internationally, including at SPE. Al Maskery
holds an MD with a diploma and an MSc in occupational
health from Birmingham University, UK.