UniSIM Human Factors Seminar: Health

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UniSIM Human Factors Seminar Health Safety at
Work
9.30 - 10.00am Importance of Health and Safety
at Work Wang Hui Hua Health, Safety
Environment ManagerPetrochemical Corporation of
Singapore (Private) Limited 10.00 - 10.15
am Singapores New Health and Safety Act - An
overviewDr Chui Yoon Ping 10.15 - 10.30
amErgonomics Society of Singapore Who are we
and what do we do? Yogesh Tadwalkar, President,
ERGOSS 10.30 - 11.00am Human Factors and
Systems undergraduate degree programme
Briefing Dr Chui Yoon Ping, Head of
ProgrammeSchool of Science and Technology,
UniSIM Refreshments provided .
Date 6th Sept 08 (Sat)Time 9.30 am to 11
am Venue SIM Headquarters LT 4.08
Register with Eleana Ong 62485005 email
eleanaongkz_at_unisim.edu.sg
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Mr. Wang Hui Hua

• Mr. Wang Hui Hua is currently the Health, Safety
  Environment Manager in Petrochemical
  Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited. He
  graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
  and Master of Science in Chemical Engineering.
  He has served in management positions in the same
  company in the areas of Technical and Process,
  Production and Quality Control.
• Mr Wangis very actively involved in the
  Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC) and is
  currently the Chairman SCIC Regulatory Affairs
  Committee. Mr. Wang is also the Co-Chair
  Singapore GHS (Globally Harmonized System of
  Classification and Labelling of Chemicals)
  Implementation Taskforce.

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Chui Yoon Ping

• Dr Chui Yoon Ping is the Head of the new Human
  Factors and Systems Programme in UniSIM, the
  first undergraduate programme of its kind in
  Singapore. She was an Assistant Professor in the
  School of Mechanical Aerospace Engineering at
  NTU, Singapore, before joining UniSIM. She was
  instrumental in the development of the Masters in
  HFE programme in NTU. She lectured in Human
  Factors in Design, Interaction Design, HF Methods
  as well as Creative Problem Solving, Dynamics of
  Teamwork at NTU. She graduated with a Bachelor
  in Ergonomics and PhD in Computer Studies (HCI)
  from Loughborough University, UK.

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Yogesh Tadwalkar

• Yogesh works as Project Director of Human Factors
  Internationals (HFI) Singapore operations. For
  over 10 years, he has worked extensively in the
  area of human-computer interaction, workspace
  ergonomics, and product innovation for fortune
  500 clients including Microsoft, Intel, Motorola,
  Sony, Samsung, Nokia, and SAP among others.
  Yogesh is currently the Chairman of Ergonomics
  Society of Singapore (ERGOSS). He was also an
  adjunct lecturer at the M.Tech. (Software
  Engineering) programme at the Institute of System
  Sciences (ISS), National University of Singapore
  (NUS) from 2003-2005. Yogesh holds a Masters
  degree in Human Factors Engineering from NTU
  (Singapore).

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SIM HQ LT 4.08
Check out the HFS undergraduate programme
microsite http//sst.unisim.edu.sg/HFS/HFSMain.ht
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