Massive demand for tickets for for high level summit around tackling roadworker abuse.
Over half of the tickets for for this year's high-level Stamp it Out breakfast summit around tackling roadworker abuse and incursions into worksites have been claimed inside 24 hours of release, due to overwhelming demand.
Taking place on 27th June at the House of Lords, Westminster, and commencing at 8.30, the event will be invitation only and designed to empower business leaders to see the abuse of the workforce as an issue which should be a priority for their organisation.
The invitation, which was by invitation and request only has seen an unprecedented level of support with demand so high that organisers expect the event to become a sellout by the end of the week.
Fesaturing a series of high level presentations the event will:
Explain to business leaders the sheer scale of the levels abuse on sites utilising, for the first time hard and fast reported data.
Show how with the deployment of a range of simple initiatives and actions we are able to proactively demonstrate to the road using public that do not tolerate actions which pose a risk to those who work on the public highway.
Hear real life experiences from those who work on the public highways and understand the effects that this risk has upon their personal mental health.
Empower leaders to commit to supporting the Stamp it Out programme.
Who Should Attend:
Managing Directors
SHEQ Directors
Heads of Highways at Client Organisations
Those responsible for putting people to work on the public highway and crucially WHO HAVE A LEVEL OF AUTHORITY TO DRIVE REAL CHANGE.
Speaking about the demand for tickets, Project Director, Kevin Robinson said,
"We know how important the topic of roadworker abuse is following the work of Stamp it Out and how this subject has become a business critical issue for many employers and local authority clients.
"But to see half of the places claimed within 24 hours shows just how seriously employers are taking the issue."
To register your interest in attending the event email admin@saferhighways.co.uk
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