(Online Workshop) From Heat to Floods: Building Climate-Ready Workplaces
Event Description
This interactive 4-hour online workshop equips leaders and safety professionals with practical strategies to mitigate climate-driven workplace health and safety hazards. Drawing on Hong Kong’s operational resilience frameworks, participants will learn proven approaches for coping with typhoons and flash floods. The session explores advanced technological solutions, including lightning monitoring early warning systems and protocols for water ingress in confined spaces. Additionally, practical health safeguards focus on heat stress management through CORE wearable sensors for real-time physiological tracking, targeted hydration science, and strategies to mitigate haze-related air quality risks.
Pending CPD points approval.
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Standard Ticket – SGD 150
CPD Points Approved
1.5 CFME points provided by SIFMA.
Pending approval for SDU by SISO and PDU by PEB.
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Event Timelines
Opening by Emcee
From Climate Risk to Resilience: Introducing CARAT for Hong Kong’s Built Environment by Victor Kwong, Senior Consultant of the Hong Kong Green Building Council
Advanced Monitoring & Early Warning Systems for Lightning Safety by Jasling Ong, CEO of APX Technologies Pte Ltd.
Working near Water, Flash Floods & Water Ingress in Confined Spaces: Emergency Protocols by Danny Ong, Founder of SG Project Silent.
Air Quality at Work: Managing Haze-Related Health Risks by Ts. ChM. Fera Shima binti Abdul Aziz, Managing Director of Quinz Industrial Hygiene Consultancy & Services
Real-time Physiological Tracking: CORE Wearable Sensors for Heat Stress by David Gerritzen, Work Safety Project Leader at CORE
Hydration Science & Thermal Strain Mitigation Strategies
Closing by emcee.
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Event Schedule Details
25 International Business Park,
German Centre, #04-62,
Singapore 609916.
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