Middle East Operational Excellence & Integrated Management Forum 2015

The Middle East | Industry

Third Party Event

20 Apr 2015 - 03 May 2015

Attending this forum will enable participants to understand:
 

  • EHSSQ management system and how they have developed with time
  • EHS leadership and the critical role it plays in developing a management system
  • The differences and similarities between traditional EHS MS, IMS and OEMS
  • From case studies how OEMS can add value to the business and its bottom line
  • Effective training programs relating to OEMS in your organisation
  • How OEMS can support crisis and business continuity, how they can be implemented, train, exercise and regularly update major Plans

For more enquiries about the event please contact:
Aqeel Ahmed
Tel no: +91-80-6541 8188
Email: aqeel@imnbi.com

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