AGM 2022 & CPD ‘Managing Health and Safety for Smaller, Lower risk and Non-Employer Organisations – An Insurer’s View’

Your Council invites you to attend the 2022 Annual General Meeting of The Insurance Institute of Bournemouth. Hear first hand reports from Council members on previous and future activities and vote on the appointment of new Council members.

Documents relevant to the meeting will be posted on our website in advance

Ordinary Business

1 Apologies for Absence

2 Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held 14^th April 2021

3 Annual report of council by the President

4 Treasurers report and accounts for the year ending 31^st December 2021

5 Election of Officers of the Institute

President

Deputy President

Secretary

Treasurer

6 Election of other council members (elections en bloc)

Vice presidents and council members

Details of nominations for the above will be available on our website from 2nd^h April 2022

7 Appointment of auditor

2 Date of 2023 AGM

3 Any other Business

Presentation Overview:

Micro businesses account for 20% of the total business population with 44% of charities falling into this category too. With the Health and Safety Executive pushing for a sensible approach to managing health and safety in these organisations, this presentation will explore how health and safety law applies to them, identifying key considerations and sharing insight to improve claims defensibility.

Speaker:

Huw Andrews - As a degree qualified and chartered health and safety practitioner, Huw has a wealth of experience advising organisations on the prevention of accidents and occupational ill-health (including COVID-19) across a diverse range of sectors - both nationally and internationally. He has authored several books and many articles on the subject as well as working on the ABI’s guide to health and safety for businesses and the voluntary sector.

With a background in industry, he has particular specialisations in relation to policy, procedural and systems development; risk assessment; specific hazard management; auditing; accident investigation; claims defensibility; and training (including training to accredited standards). In recent years he has specialised in the development and delivery of liability risk management consulting services to underwriters, brokers and customers in global and general insurance markets.

Venue:

Hallmark Hotel Bournemouth Carlton, East Overcliff, Grove Road, Bournemouth BH1 3DN

Limited free car parking is available at the venue. Please log in your registration number at Reception.

Should the car park be full, please feel free to park at Hallmark Hotel Bournemouth East Cliff which is adjacent to the Carlton Hotel.

Audience:

The session is aimed at all CII/PFS members or guests with an interest in health and safety laws in smaller, non-risk and non-employer organisations.

Learning Objectives:

By attending, delegates will be able to appreciate:

• how health and safety law applies to micro organisations, including those dependent on volunteers
• the key considerations for managing health and safety in a proportionate manner
• what is required of these organisations to improve claims defensibility