Vision Zero - Prevention without borders for a better future!

New approaches in prevention for people at work and for general challenges facing society. This session is organized jointly by the Special Commission on Prevention of the International Social Security Association (ISSA) and its VISION ZERO Steering Committee, the International ORP Foundation and the Global and Danish Vision Zero Business Councils.

Take the opportunity to benefit from the results of international cooperation and the pooling of knowledge internationally. The first of the A+A International VISION ZERO days, led by the ISSA Special Commission on Prevention, will examine insights into new strategic concepts for improving safety, health and well-being at work.

Practical tools developed by the Special Commission on Prevention and its unique global network of 14 international prevention sections will be presented. These tools can be used in companies and institutions of any size, and provide support in attaining the VISION ZERO.
A number of parties will report on successful implementation of the VISION ZERO approach developed by the Special Commission on Prevention.

Presentations will provide insights into the VISION ZERO toolbox, the existing 7 Golden Rules of VISION ZERO, and the new 14 proactive leading indicators. The leading indicators serve as a proactive means of measuring, managing and benchmarking your company's current progress in the area of prevention. Further questions will be discussed: Is VISION ZERO limited to conventional preventive activity at the workplace, or can the approach also be used to address other challenges, such as the battle against the coronavirus pandemic, protection of the environment, or the sustainability of investments? How can responsibility be assumed for safety, health and well-being in global supply chains? What are the future development steps of the VISION ZERO strategy?

14:00 h
Opening of the first part of the A+A Vision Zero Days

14:05 h
Welcome Address

14:10 h
Our Worldwide Network for Safety, Health an Wellbeing: The Special Commission on Prevention