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| ROOM AVAILABLE SOON! 09:15 - 10:45 | Safety Experience – One step from the void External area - 50 seat | | Edited by: Sicurlive Group & Stunt Gym
An immersive event dedicated to workplace safety culture.
Professional stuntmen simulate realistic falls and accidents.
Immediately afterward, safety experts analyze the dynamics, risks, and prevention measures.
Because sometimes, just one wrong step is enough to turn a job into an accident.
And awareness is the first true safety measure.
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REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 9PAV. B – LANE B4 09:15 - 11:15 | Water Intended for Human Consumption
Obligations Introduced by Legislative Decree 18/2023 and Legislative Decree 102/2025 and the Role of RSPP and HSE in Risk Assessment € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 25 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dott. Paolo Moscetta, Prevention Technician. Judicial Police Officer – Prevention Department, ASL RM 2
The course provides a technical and operational analysis of the new obligations introduced by Legislative Decree 18/2023, as amended and supplemented by Legislative Decree 102/2025, implementing EU Directive 2184/2020, with specific reference to risk assessment and management in internal drinking water systems within buildings.
The focus is on the allocation of responsibilities, the definition of new stakeholder roles—particularly the Internal Drinking Water System Manager (GIDI)—and the requirements related to the proper implementation of control systems. It also considers the implications for Employers, HSE Managers, RSPP, and ASPP, with the aim of providing both interpretative and practical tools for compliant and effective application of current regulations.
The training program clearly distinguishes between obligations applicable to priority buildings (such as healthcare facilities, hospitality structures, catering services, barracks, educational institutions with sports facilities, sports, fitness and wellness centers, and bathing establishments) and non-priority buildings (such as offices, educational institutions, commercial activities, condominiums, and residential buildings). It examines classification criteria, risk assessment obligations, monitoring activities, document management, and corrective measures.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 5PAV. B – LANE B1 09:15 - 11:15 | Risk communication with empathy. Strategies to truly be heard € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 17 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dr. Claudio Calì, Expert in public relations and communication. In this field, he works as a trainer in specific courses and as a consultant, working with professionals, managers, public institutions and private companies. For the latter, he also intervenes in the context of internal communication in order to improve the work climate and the organizational well-being. He also gives communication courses in the field of occupational health and safety (updates and legal qualifications) on the topics of technostress, persuasive communication and organisational well-being. He is a civil mediator.Risk perception depends on rational factors, such as the use of probability and logic, but is also strongly influenced by emotions. Consequently, emotions play a crucial role both in conveying the extent of a risk and in how it is perceived.
For safety professionals, it is essential to be able to step into the workers' shoes and ensure that they align with the professional’s concept of risk for the purpose of effective prevention.
To achieve this goal, it is necessary to possess the right communication tools and understand the ideal strategies to become more convincing and persuasive.
This meeting aims to provide employers, managers, supervisors, RSPPs, ASPPs, and all those in prevention roles with the most suitable tools to become credible leaders and positively influence worker behavior.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 10PAV. B – LANE B4 09:15 - 11:15 | Dynamic Ergonomics. Preventing Musculoskeletal Disorders and Injuries in the Modern Workplace € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 25 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Michele Montagna, AMPA (Preventive and Adapted Motor Activities) Kinesiologist, Posturologist, Doctor of Motor Sciences, Certified Occupational Health and Safety Trainer, Consultant and Trainer in Workplace Ergonomics, Specializing in Preventing the Risk of Occupational Musculoskeletal Diseases.The evolution of production requires a shift from formal safety to Systemic Ergonomics. By analyzing "work-as-done" rather than just "work-as-imagined" (written procedures), this course reveals the ergonomic, musculoskeletal, and cognitive risks that standard protocols often fail to capture. The approach is based on contemporary studies in biomechanics and neurophysiology to identify the deep criticalities within work dynamics. Moving beyond a purely chart-based perspective, this program provides the tools to analyze risks where conventional assessments prove insufficient.
The objective is to equip participants with a new methodological sensitivity to integrate ergonomics into decision-making processes, transforming well-being into a lever for efficiency and sustainable competitiveness. The course provides operational tools for the strategic planning of interventions. Through targeted criteria, participants will learn to structure progressive action plans: from immediate corrections to a broad long-term vision, ensuring effective and adaptable solutions for every specific corporate context through short, medium, and long-term interventions.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 8PAV. B – LANE B4 09:15 - 11:15 | Artificial Intelligence in Occupational Health and Safety. Ethical Principles, Transparency, and Obligations under Law 132/2025
Responsibility, Limitations, and Regulatory Compliance in AI Usage € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 26 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Fabrizio Bolognesi, Aerospace Engineer with over twenty years of experience in sales and organizational management in multinational companies. Safety trainer. Expert in integrating Artificial Intelligence into organizations
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly entering health and safety processes in the workplace, but its adoption cannot be treated solely as a technological matter. Every AI application—especially when it impacts people, work organization, assessments, monitoring, or decision support—demands careful attention to ethical profiles, transparency, human oversight, and regulatory compliance.
In Italy, Law No. 132 of September 23, 2025, introduced a national framework for AI principles and governance in alignment with the European AI Act. Central references include transparency, proportionality, security, personal data protection, accuracy, non-discrimination, and sustainability. Furthermore, the law regulates specific areas, including labor and industrial relations, and designates AgID (Agency for Digital Italy) and ACN (National Cybersecurity Agency) as the national authorities responsible for notification, monitoring, and oversight.
This course offers a clear and operational interpretation of this landscape, helping participants understand where the benefits of automation end and where responsibilities, limits, and obligations begin.
The objective is to provide useful criteria for evaluating the use of AI within organizational contexts and prevention processes, avoiding both naive enthusiasm and preconceived rejection. The goal is to promote an adoption that is conscious, documentable, and consistent with the current regulatory framework.
The EU AI Act follows a risk-based approach, with more stringent requirements for high-risk systems and full general applicability from August 2, 2026, while certain provisions are already in force.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 6PAV. B – LANE B1 09:15 - 11:15 | Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACM). Amendments to Legislative Decree 81/08 introduced by Legislative Decree 213/2025: What actions to take? € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 28 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Marco Magro, Asbestos Coordinator, RSPP, Trainer, Certified Environmental Consultant, Member of UNI Technical Committees, Technical Manager of the Managers' Register, Certified Asbestos Risk ManagerThe transposition of EU Directive 2023/2668 through Legislative Decree 213/2025 on asbestos has introduced significant updates regarding asbestos-containing materials. Key changes include the new Occupational Exposure Limit Value (OELV), the technological transition for monitoring methods, and the prioritization of removal as a mandatory obligation for employers.
In this brief session, we will review the newly introduced changes, focusing on the most impactful aspects concerning health and safety.
The primary objective of the course is to provide participants with a clear understanding of the new regulations and their implications for workplace safety.
Furthermore, we will summarize the obligations of the duty holder regarding the management of building structures, building service systems, machinery, and production and distribution network plants. The training session will also include references to the technical standards cited in the Consolidated Law on Health and Safety (Testo Unico).
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 7PAV. B – LANE B4 09:15 - 11:15 | Immersive training: how virtual reality is revolutionizing occupational safety € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 10 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Alberto Massironi, RSPP, Occupational Health and Safety TrainerParticipation in this session will allow you to:
• Explore the innovative use of Virtual Reality (VR) for workplace safety training
• Understand the practical application of VR in simulating real-life scenarios that are otherwise difficult to replicate
• Experience and analyze the tools and benefits offered by immersive technologies in training and risk perception
The course is structured as follows:
1. Introduction to Virtual Reality in Occupational Safety and Application Context
2. VR Technologies Supporting Training
3. Instructional Design and Integrating VR into Lessons
4. Practical Session: "Warehouse Risks" Simulation
5. Feedback, Final Discussion, and Conclusions
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 3PAV. A – LANE A4 09:15 - 11:15 | Confined spaces and/or potentially contaminated environments. General concepts and practical training € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 10 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Fabio Mazzucco, Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous work – Safety FirstPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Regulatory references, overview of case law trends, and Safety First Protocol.
• Introduction to risk assessment in confined or potentially contaminated spaces.
• Guidance on Category III PPE and rescue operations.
Part Two (UMA Special Vehicle) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Practical demonstration of proper techniques for using Category III PPE in confined spaces.
• Demonstrations on the use of personal protective equipment and vertical/horizontal rescue equipment using the Mobile Training Unit (UMA).
• Overview of correct maintenance procedures for Category III PPE.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 4PAV. A – LANE A4 09:15 - 11:15 | Emergency assistance for immobile, non-cooperative active, and aggressive individuals.
Prevention concepts and training for the company emergency response team € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 14 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Christian Sbocchi, Founder of SAFETY FIRST®, author of the manual “Confined Spaces: Training, Practice, Equipment” (EPC Ed.), Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous workPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Regulatory overview of the role of the Company Emergency Team (CET)
• Introduction to the risk assessment triangle
• Most common errors in emergency management
• Basics of psycho-physical stress management
• Principles of distance and positioning
Part Two (Practical Session in Dedicated Area) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Demonstration of correct approach techniques
• Behavioral analysis of individuals in distress
• Introduction to active self-protection techniques when dealing with immobile, non-cooperative, or aggressive individuals
• Debriefing
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 2PAV. A – LANE A4 09:15 - 11:15 | Investigating Safety – Safety with a Crime € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 7 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers:
Alessandro Raspante – Trainer, consultant, and CEO of URANO – Learning ExperienceAn accident.
No culprit. Only clues.
What really happened?
In this experiential workshop, you will step into an accident scene, analyze documents, testimonies, and evidence, and work together with other “investigators” to reconstruct the sequence of events.
You will not find ready-made answers. You will find questions, doubts, and decisions.
Because safety is not just procedures. It is behavior, perception, and choices.
This is not a lesson. It is an investigation.
Are you ready to discover what really happened? Then experience SAFETY WITH A CRIME.
2 credits for ASPP/RSPP and trainer – Area 3 (comunication). Certificate issued by AIFOS
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 1PAV. A – LANE A4 09:15 - 11:15 | Rewind - Learning from the Past to Protect the Future - The Case of Thyssenkrupp € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 26 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers: Lapo Tasselli, Imprenditore, speaker radiofonico, formatore, scrittore
Matteo Micheli, Ergonomo, Specialista in sicurezza, igiene e salute sul lavoro
Turin, December 6, 2007, had just begun when a fire at the Thyssenkrupp plant took the lives of seven people. This accident had a significant impact on jurisprudence and public opinion. It sparked a wave of indignation over workplace deaths that resulted in the approval, a few months later, of the Consolidated Law on Safety. It was always too late.
Rewind is a live podcast that will relive the dramatic moments of that tragedy and then rewind the tape to understand what could have been done differently to prevent all this from happening.
Valid for 2 hours of refresher training pursuant to Legislative Decree 81/08. Certificate issued by AIFOS.
To obtain the certificate, completion of the final learning test is mandatory. |
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| | | SAFETY INTERACTION POINT – SWSPAV. B – LANE B4 09:30 - 10:30 | Safety Interaction Point by SWS Free area | | Edited by: SWS
The Safety Interaction Point is an experiential stand dedicated to RSPP and HSE that will be set up during the Safety Expo trade fair in Bergamo.
It will feature a small test area where safety professionals can interact with personal protective equipment.
The initiative, in collaboration with PPE manufacturers, will be a dynamic meeting point for experiencing safety firsthand.
During the trade fair, four meetings per day will be organized with manufacturers, covering specific technical topics, product news, and regulatory updates. | CONFERENCE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| CONFERENCE ROOM APAV. A – LANE A4 09:30 - 11:30 | Beyond PPE: The Physics of Safety Footwear: Performance, Comfort, and Innovation 100-seat hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Base Protection
Workplace safety isn't just a matter of regulations, but of applied science.
It's the result of a precise balance between physics, technology, materials, and design, where performance and comfort become key factors for truly protecting people.
In this training session, Base Protection and Professor Vincenzo Schettini, a physicist and science communicator known for his series "The Physics We Like," accompany RSPPs on an original and engaging journey to discover the scientific principles hidden within safety footwear.
How does physics become a technological patent and transform into measurable safety?
Through concrete examples, scientific demonstrations, and real-life research and development cases, Professor Schettini will explain in a clear, light, and rigorous manner how innovations that improve worker protection, concentration, and well-being are born.
A unique opportunity to take a "lesson in innovation," discover how Base Protection's patented technologies—such as HiProFlex and HiFlap—work, and understand why physics isn't abstract: it's within every choice that makes work safer and more comfortable.
Speakers:
Daniela Stolfi, General Manager
Cataldo De Luca, Director of Innovation & Procurement
Vincenzo Schettini, La fisica che ci Piace
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with Istituto INFORMA and University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification.
The event is free to attend while places last.
To access, online registration for Safety Expo 2026 is mandatory
Register
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REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CREDITS
| CONFERENCE ROOM BPAV. A – LANE A1 09:30 - 11:30 | Safe and inclusive work environments: Preventing harassment with UNI ISO 45001 and UNI PdR 125:2022 100-seat hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: UNI Ente Italiano di Normazione
The roundtable discussion organized by UNI is dedicated to a highly topical and relevant issue: workplace harassment. The event is part of the broader framework of occupational health and safety and the standardization efforts that will lead to the publication of the new 45001 standard, broadening the perspective to include the organizational, cultural, and relational dimensions that have a concrete impact on people's inclusion and well-being.
Through the contribution of technical standards and the exchange of multidisciplinary experts, the meeting aims to offer insights and useful tools for recognizing, preventing, and combating harassment, fostering safe, inclusive, and respectful work environments. The initiative is also part of UNI's ongoing commitment to promoting gender equality and organizational well-being.
Moderatrice:
• Elena Mocchio - Responsabile delle attività di normazione e innovazione di UNI – Ente italiano di normazione
Speakers:
• Stefano Sibilio - Vicedirettore Generale Processi e Regolazione di UNI – Ente italiano di normazione
• Elisabetta Pieragostini– Imprenditrice, Consulente e Formatrice sui temi della DE&I, con focus sulla parità di genere
• Massimo Servadio - Esperto in Psicologia della Salute Organizzativa e Psicologia della Sicurezza Lavorativa, Consulente e Business Coach
• Ester Viola – Avvocata esperta in diritto del lavoro diritto di famiglia e tutela dei diritti della persona
• Figura istituzionale a livello comunale
• Esperto UNI c/o ISO per la revisione della ISO 45001
• Imprenditore/Imprenditrice
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with Istituto INFORMA and University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification.
Valid as refresher training pursuant to CFP professional training credits
Co-organized by:
Order of Industrial Technicians and Graduate Industrial Technicians of the Province of Bergamo, Order of Engineers of the Province of Bergamo, Order of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Conservators of the Province of Bergamo, College of Surveyors and Graduate Surveyors - Bergamo
The event is free to attend while places last.
To access, online registration for Safety Expo 2026 is mandatory
Register
now
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REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CREDITS
| ARTEMISIA ROOMPAV. B – LANE B1 09:30 - 11:30 | PPE, IoT, and AI: new technologies supporting workplace safety.
Opportunities and challenges for companies and users 230-seat lecture hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Assosistema Safety
The conference, organized by the Safety section of Assosistema Confindustria, which brings together PPE manufacturers and distributors, aims to explore the topic of new technologies applied to personal protective equipment, with speakers from institutions, businesses, and industry professionals. The roundtable will focus not only on the opportunities and benefits of adopting intelligent systems, AI, and IoT technologies in PPE, but also on the challenges manufacturers face in implementing these technologies.
Opening – Claudio Galbiati, Presidente della sezione Safety di Assosistema Confindustria
Moderator Avv. Lorenzo Fantini, esperto in politiche della prevenzione, consulente in materia di salute e sicurezza sul lavoro
Invited:
Cinzia Frascheri, CISL
Fabrizio Benedetti, Consulenza Tecnica Salute e Sicurezza INAIL
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08.
Final test completion is mandatory for certification.
Valid as refresher training pursuant to CFP professional training credits
Co-organized by:
Order of Industrial Technicians and Graduate Industrial Technicians of the Province of Bergamo, Order of Engineers of the Province of Bergamo, Order of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Conservators of the Province of Bergamo, College of Surveyors and Graduate Surveyors - Bergamo
The event is free to attend while places last.
To access, online registration for Safety Expo 2026 is mandatory
Register
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REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 2PAV. A – LANE A4 10:30 - 12:30 | Chemical Risk: When Color Reveals the Error, Cross-Contamination and PPE € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 14 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers:
Alessandro Fregni - Chemist, RSPP, and regulatory consultant in the chemical sectorAre we able to perceive the risks arising from the imperfect use of PPE? How can we train ourselves and workers to use gloves and masks correctly in chemical/biological settings?
Let’s try using colorants to more easily identify the most common mistakes and provide an effective training methodology for workers.
2 credits for ASPP/RSPP and trainer – Area 2 (technical risks). Certificate issued by AIFOS
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. |
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| | | ROOM AVAILABLE SOON! 11:15 - 12:45 | Safety Experience – One step from the void External area - 50 seat | | Edited by: Sicurlive Group & Stunt Gym
An immersive event dedicated to workplace safety culture.
Professional stuntmen simulate realistic falls and accidents.
Immediately afterward, safety experts analyze the dynamics, risks, and prevention measures.
Because sometimes, just one wrong step is enough to turn a job into an accident.
And awareness is the first true safety measure.
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| | | SAFETY INTERACTION POINT – SWSPAV. B – LANE B4 11:30 - 12:30 | Safety Interaction Point by SWS Free area | | Edited by: SWS
The Safety Interaction Point is an experiential stand dedicated to RSPP and HSE that will be set up during the Safety Expo trade fair in Bergamo.
It will feature a small test area where safety professionals can interact with personal protective equipment.
The initiative, in collaboration with PPE manufacturers, will be a dynamic meeting point for experiencing safety firsthand.
During the trade fair, four meetings per day will be organized with manufacturers, covering specific technical topics, product news, and regulatory updates. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 6PAV. B – LANE B1 11:30 - 13:30 | AI for Safety
Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Prevention. From theory to practical application in occupational health and safety processes. € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 11 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Fabrizio Bolognesi, Aerospace Engineer with over twenty years of experience in sales and organizational management in multinational companies. Safety trainer. Expert in integrating Artificial Intelligence into organizations
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now at the center of technological and organizational debate, often described in a polarized way between extraordinary opportunities and risks for human work.
This course offers a practical and balanced approach, presenting AI for what it really is: a set of technologies that can also support occupational health and safety processes.
After a brief introduction to the meaning and evolution of AI, the course explores its two main application areas: Machine Learning, based on learning from data, and Generative AI, focused on content creation. These technologies are analyzed from a Safety perspective, highlighting practical use cases such as the recognition of situations and behaviors, as well as support in the production and management of content and documentation.
The session will have a strongly practical focus, including examples and live demonstrations, and will provide participants with useful criteria to evaluate the use of AI in an informed, realistic, and context-consistent way.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to understand the key concepts of AI, distinguish between Machine Learning and Generative AI, and recognize their opportunities, limitations, and potential applications in the field of prevention.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 5PAV. B – LANE B1 11:30 - 13:30 | How to activate motivation for safety. From cognitive drivers to effective behaviours € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 22 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dr. Claudio Calì, Expert in public relations and communication. In this field, he works as a trainer in specific courses and as a consultant, working with professionals, managers, public institutions and private companies. For the latter, he also intervenes in the context of internal communication in order to improve the work climate and the organizational well-being. He also gives communication courses in the field of occupational health and safety (updates and legal qualifications) on the topics of technostress, persuasive communication and organisational well-being. He is a civil mediator.
Competence alone is not enough to be effective safety leaders. If workers are not motivated to adopt safe and responsible behaviours, even the most appropriate (and legally required) preventive measures risk being ineffective.
The Consolidated Act on Health and Safety at Work provides, at least on paper, the necessary safeguards. However, the real barriers often lie within our own minds, habits, and beliefs.
Breaking down biases and unsafe routines is a challenging but essential task for safety professionals.
This session aims to encourage reflection among employers, managers, supervisors, RSPP, ASPP, and all those involved in prevention roles on the importance of motivating workers towards safe behaviours, and on how to achieve effective and sustainable motivation in practice.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 8PAV. B – LANE B4 11:30 - 13:30 | Control and oversight: from high-level administrative vigilance to effective supervisory monitoring. Identification of key figures and operational responsibilities € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 24 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Avv. Prof. Antonio Porpora, PhD in Labour Law and Industrial Relations; Adjunct Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, Criminal and Labour Law; Member of the Rome Bar, admitted to practice before the Supreme Court; Member of the 231 Supervisory for Health, Safety, and Environment.The year 2025 was characterized, on one hand, by consistently concerning accident data and, on the other, by the conclusion of several judicial cases of significant interest to the sector. This was accompanied by relevant regulatory interventions aimed at tackling the phenomenon of workplace accidents through more effective measures and safer behavioral standards.
The specific strengthening of behavioral control—following the regulatory requirement to formally identify supervisors (preposti)—was followed by an in-depth legal analysis regarding the broader theme of behavioral monitoring at all levels. This has led to the further affirmation of "high-level vigilance" duties (alta vigilanza) incumbent upon administrative bodies toward employers, particularly within organizations adopting multi-employer models.
In a broader sense, the risk of fallibility can be traced back to two spheres:
• Subjective: relating to behavioral risk or the "human factor." This has led to specific reinforcements regarding the effectiveness of training (including on-site monitoring and the requirement for recorded practical training, even when supported by technology) and the bolstered role of the supervisor (preposto);
• Objective: relating to "maintenance risk." This has resulted in a renewed emphasis on technical standards and the identification of key figures responsible for equipment and installations—specifically for management, maintenance, and emergency procedures—alongside an increase in related technical-professional requirements.
Management systems, through necessary reporting and the balanced identification of its methods and contents, have become decisive elements in ensuring the robustness of organizational models, including for the purposes of liability exemption under Legislative Decree 231/2001.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 9PAV. B – LANE B4 11:30 - 13:30 | Decision-making under pressure. Understanding, preventing, and reducing human error € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 23 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
D.ssa Enrica Piermattei, Occupational and Organizational Psychologist. Since 2006, she has been the founder, director, and partner of Elidea Psychologists Associates. She focuses on training and skills development projects, work-related stress risk assessments, personal and professional safety and well-being, organizational consulting, selection, orientation, and placement, and individual and group life and executive coaching for client organizations across various market sectors.In professional activities, many decisions are made under pressure, urgency, or emergency conditions. In these cases, risk undervaluation, cognitive biases, and emotional reactions are just some of the factors that can significantly influence worker behavior, increasing the probability of human error. For those responsible for organizational safety, managing these possibilities and situations represents a complex but necessary challenge.
What can be done, then, to reduce this risk? How can we support more effective and conscious behavior in critical situations? Are there tools available to help safety officers recognize and manage the factors that influence decisions and intervene in a credible and effective manner?
This session is designed for employers, managers, supervisors, RSPPs, ASPPs, and everyone involved in organizational safety. Drawing on the contribution of occupational psychology applied to safety, we will share the principles of human mechanics and practical tools to understand decision-making mechanisms under pressure, prevent human error in such scenarios, and strengthen the ability to act and positively influence safe, conscious individual and collective behaviors.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 7PAV. B – LANE B4 11:30 - 13:30 | Building Safety: LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® to Collaborate and Find Solutions Together € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 12 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dott.ssa Chiara Visconti, RSPP, Trainer, Consultant, and Lead Auditor in the fields of Legislative Decree 231/01, Health and Safety at Work, Environment, and Quality; HSEQ and MOG Management System Designer
In an increasingly complex organizational context, safety cannot be considered merely a set of rules to be followed or applied "from the top down." Instead, it is a dynamic process built through the active contribution of individuals. This seminar, using the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® methodology, offers an innovative approach to exploring safety as a result of collaboration and collective intelligence.
By using LEGO® bricks as a tool for expression and thought, participants will be guided through a journey of shared construction, where experiences, perceptions, and critical issues emerge and are transformed into concrete solutions. Every model becomes a narrative, and every narrative an opportunity to better understand one’s own role in creating safer work environments.
The LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® approach fosters active engagement, widespread participation, and constructive dialogue, allowing communication barriers to be broken down and new perspectives to be activated. Through co-creation, the group develops a shared vision of safety, identifying practical and sustainable actions to be implemented within their own work context.
The objective of the seminar is to demonstrate how safety can become a truly shared responsibility, transforming every participant into a protagonist of change and contributing concretely to the continuous improvement of HSE performance.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 10PAV. B – LANE B4 11:30 - 13:30 | Safe Magic: cognitive deceptions that jeopardize safety – demonstrated through magic € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 28 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Alessandro Rossetti, Mechanical Engineer, Expert Trainer in Occupational Health and Safety
Luca Terranova in arte Mago Novas, Professional Illusionist, Italian Magic Champion“Safe Magic” is an innovative workplace safety event that uses magic as a tool to make visible—and memorable—the cognitive errors that can lead to accidents.
Through illusionism effects, participants discover how selective attention, distorted perception, and overconfidence daily influence the way we make decisions and assess risks.
The course bridges these psychological mechanisms with the real-world dynamics of prevention: from the underestimation of hazards to the failure to follow procedures, and from the misinterpretation of signals to risky behaviors driven by haste or habit.
By the end of the session, participants will have acquired practical tools to recognize cognitive deceptions, improve operational focus, and adopt safer behaviors in the workplace.
Safe Magic transforms wonder into learning and magic into an ally for prevention.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 4PAV. A – LANE A4 11:30 - 13:30 | Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE). Updates introduced by the revision of UNI 11719:2025. Demonstrations and practical training € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 12 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Christian Sbocchi, Founder of SAFETY FIRST®, author of the manual “Confined Spaces: Training, Practice, Equipment” (EPC Ed.), Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous workPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Regulatory overview regarding the selection and use of respiratory protective equipment
• Classification, structure, and functioning of RPE
• Types and characteristics
• Good operational practices
• Limits of protective performance, service life, and filter replacement
• Environmental characteristics affecting air breathability
• Storage and maintenance of RPE
Part Two (Special Vehicle) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Inspections and checks
• Correct donning of RPE
• Practical simulation using RPE
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 3PAV. A – LANE A4 11:30 - 13:30 | Work at height using category iii fall protection ppe. General concepts and practical training € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 9 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Fabio Mazzucco, Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous work – Safety FirstPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Category III Personal Protective Equipment: regulatory framework
• Overview of types of Category III fall protection PPE: classifications and characteristics
• Risks associated with the use of Category III fall protection PPE and with manual handling of loads (MHL) at height
Part Two (UMA Special Vehicle) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Practical demonstration of correct techniques for using Category III fall protection PPE and for proper manual handling of loads at height
• Demonstrations on the use of personal protective equipment and equipment using the Mobile Training Unit (UMA)
• Overview of correct maintenance procedures for Category III fall protection PPE
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 1PAV. A – LANE A4 11:30 - 13:30 | From compliance to warehouse governance: UNI EN 15635, ISO 45001 and digitalization of controls € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 29 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers:
Lucio Fattori
Marco Paderno
Alessandra Venieri
Industrial shelving management is a key issue for worker safety, employer responsibility, and business continuity. This webinar is aimed at HSE and facility managers, RSPPs, and consultants who want to transform compliance into a lever for governance and organizational resilience.
Topics covered:
• the obligations of UNI EN 15635;
• integration into the ISO 45001 system;
• the role of continuous improvement;
• the evolution towards digital control and prevention models.
Valid for 2 hours of refresher training pursuant to Legislative Decree 81/08. Certificate issued by AIFOS.
To obtain the certificate, completion of the final learning test is mandatory.
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| | | CONFERENCE ROOM APAV. A – LANE A4 12:00 - 13:30 | Understanding behavior through context: the human factor as a strategic lever for workplace prevention 100-seat hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Eni S.p.A.
Today, safety can no longer be limited to procedures, standards, or the sole analysis of incidents. To evolve, it is necessary to understand how people actually operate in the field and which factors—organizational, cultural, and contextual—influence their daily decisions.
In an increasingly technological and regulated context, what can be defined as a safety paradox emerges: the human element, often considered a source of error, is actually the only one capable of managing the unexpected and making sense of operational uncertainty.
Behavior analysis therefore represents one of the main drivers of the development of prevention systems, because it allows us to place the human factor at the center of safety, opening new perspectives on risk, reliability, and operational performance.
The workshop explores this approach, showing how structured observation of real-world work, interpreted in conjunction with the organizational and cultural context, allows us to intercept weak signals, strengthen safety barriers, and intervene before an event occurs.
This contribution offers a modern vision of security, in which behavior is not the problem to be fixed, but an essential key to improving the system as a whole.
Speakers:
Taurino Roberto, Safety Manager
Marco Borzi, Knowledge Owner di sicurezza comportamentale
Letizia Astrea, Psicologa del lavoro in ambito sicurezza
The event is free to attend while places last.
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| | | SAFETY INTERACTION POINT – SWSPAV. B – LANE B4 14:00 - 15:00 | Safety Interaction Point by SWS Free area | | Edited by: SWS
The Safety Interaction Point is an experiential stand dedicated to RSPP and HSE that will be set up during the Safety Expo trade fair in Bergamo.
It will feature a small test area where safety professionals can interact with personal protective equipment.
The initiative, in collaboration with PPE manufacturers, will be a dynamic meeting point for experiencing safety firsthand.
During the trade fair, four meetings per day will be organized with manufacturers, covering specific technical topics, product news, and regulatory updates. | CONFERENCE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| CONFERENCE ROOM APAV. A – LANE A4 14:00 - 16:00 | From Near Misses to Workplace Accidents: Prevention, Management, and Analysis of Real Cases 100-seat hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Ordini TSRM PSTRP di Milano, Brescia e Mantova e le rispettive CdA dei Tecnici della Prevenzione
The conference aims to provide practical guidance for managing near misses and workplace accidents – key elements of the Italian Code of Criminal Procedure.
In particular, the following will be analyzed:
Near Misses:
• The regulatory framework - Guidelines for identifying, tracking, and analyzing near misses;
• The importance of a safety culture within the organization;
• Managing a real-life case: reporting, event analysis, updating the risk assessment, preventive and corrective actions, feedback to workers, and effectiveness assessments.
Workplace Accidents:
• National overview of workplace accidents and a focus on the Lombardy region;
• Managing workplace accidents: when the safety system fails, the implications for companies;
• Managing a real-life case. Case analysis, actions taken immediately following the incident, notes on Legislative Decree 758/94, corrective actions, and the application of Articles 15 and 16. 589 and 590 of c.p..
The event will conclude with a direct discussion between professionals, aimed at sharing best practices and operational solutions for integrated risk management.
Speakers:
Dott. Righi Alberto - Presidente dell'Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Mantova. Consigliere con delega in sicurezza sul lavoro e assicurazione nel Comitato centrale della Federazione Nazionale degli Ordini TSRM e PSTRP. Tecnico della prevenzione -Direttore del servizio Psal Ats Valpadana.
Dott. De Scalzi Davide - Presidente dell’Albo Tpall dell’Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Milano -Como - Lecco- Lodi - Monza Brianza- Sondrio. Vicepresidente della Commissione di albo nazionale dei Tecnici della prevenzione negli ambienti e nei luoghi di lavoro. Tecnico della prevenzione -Dipendente Pubblico
Dott. Parmeggiani Carlo - Consigliere dell’Albo Tpall dell’Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Brescia. Tecnico della prevenzione Libero professionista
Dott.ssa Albisinni Isabella - Presidente dell’Albo Tpall dell’Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Brescia. Tecnico della prevenzione. Dipendente pubblico
Dott.ssa Serina Valentina - Vicepresidente dell’Albo Tpall dell’Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Brescia. Tecnico della prevenzione. Dipendente pubblico
Dott.ssa Caterina Gullifa, Presidente dell’Albo Tpall dell’Ordine TSRM e PSTRP di Mantova. Tecnico della prevenzione. Dipendente pubblico.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with Istituto INFORMA and University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification.
The event is free to attend while places last.
To access, online registration for Safety Expo 2026 is mandatory
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| | | ARTEMISIA ROOMPAV. B – LANE B1 14:30 - 15:45 | Arbitration for Safety: Decisions That Make a Difference 230-seat lecture hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
On the soccer field, a bad decision can change a game.
At work, it can change a life.
Yet, workplace safety is often perceived as an obstacle to productivity in companies.
Drawing on her international experience as a referee, Manuela Nicolosi shows how the role of a safety professional is much closer to that of a referee than one might think.
with Manuela Nicolosi, international referee since 2010 | | ROOM AVAILABLE SOON! 14:30 - 16:00 | Safety Experience – One step from the void External area - 50 seat | | Edited by: Sicurlive Group & Stunt Gym
An immersive event dedicated to workplace safety culture.
Professional stuntmen simulate realistic falls and accidents.
Immediately afterward, safety experts analyze the dynamics, risks, and prevention measures.
Because sometimes, just one wrong step is enough to turn a job into an accident.
And awareness is the first true safety measure.
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| COURSE ROOM 5PAV. B – LANE B1 14:30 - 16:30 | Near miss analysis and tracking. Between new regulatory requirements and a key lever for prevention € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 28 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dott. Paolo Moscetta, Prevention Technician. Judicial Police Officer – Prevention Department, ASL RM 2
Events with the potential to cause harm to people, equipment, and organizational systems require timely and effective responses aimed at protecting workers’ health and safeguarding company assets. In this context, occupational health and safety management systems aligned with Organizational and Management Models (Article 30 of Legislative Decree 81/08) include the analysis and handling of near misses and non-conformities—a topic that has been further strengthened by recent legislation (Law 29 December 2025, No. 198).
The new regulatory framework introduces ministerial guidelines for the identification, tracking, and analysis of near misses in companies with more than 15 employees, enhancing and systematizing experiences and procedures already developed by INAIL, also in collaboration with social partners.
The course presents the updated regulatory framework and future developments, providing an in-depth overview of methodologies and operational tools for near miss management. It also highlights the role of HSE Managers, RSPP, and ASPP in implementing reporting, analysis, documentation, and continuous improvement processes, emphasizing the value of near misses as a strategic lever for strengthening prevention and fostering organizational growth.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 2PAV. A – LANE A4 14:30 - 16:30 | Investigating Safety – Safety with a Crime € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 7 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers:
Alessandro Raspante – Trainer, consultant, and CEO of URANO – Learning ExperienceAn accident.
No culprit. Only clues.
What really happened?
In this experiential workshop, you will step into an accident scene, analyze documents, testimonies, and evidence, and work together with other “investigators” to reconstruct the sequence of events.
You will not find ready-made answers. You will find questions, doubts, and decisions.
Because safety is not just procedures. It is behavior, perception, and choices.
This is not a lesson. It is an investigation.
Are you ready to discover what really happened? Then experience SAFETY WITH A CRIME.
2 credits for ASPP/RSPP and trainer – Area 3 (comunication). Certificate issued by AIFOS
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 1PAV. A – LANE A4 14:30 - 16:30 | Leadership, communication and safety culture in organizations € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 24 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers: Nicola CorsanoRegulatory compliance alone is not enough to create real safety.
A culture of safety arises primarily from organizational decisions, leadership, and the messages a company conveys every day.
The workshop addresses the strategic role of managers, RSPPs, consultants, and trainers in building a concrete, credible, and participatory safety culture.
Through practical cases and real-world examples, the following will be explored:
• the difference between compliance and safety culture;
• the impact of corporate decisions on behavior;
• organizational communication and leadership;
• the role of management consulting in prevention;
• tools to foster engagement and safe behavior.
A practical meeting dedicated to those who want to go beyond compliance and contribute to a real cultural change in organizations.
Valid for 2 hours of refresher training pursuant to Legislative Decree 81/08. Certificate issued by AIFOS.
To obtain the certificate, completion of the final learning test is mandatory. | | CONFERENCE ROOM BPAV. A – LANE A1 14:30 - 16:30 | Occupational health and safety training: new developments in the Lombardy Region following Regional Law 4/2026 100-seat hall - Free admission (subject to seat availability) | | Edited by: Regione Lombardia - DG Welfare
Lombardy's Regional Law 4/2026 revolutionizes workplace health and safety management. The measure introduces a digital certification tracking system, a mandatory regional list of training providers, and severe penalties to combat fictitious or incomplete training.
The conference, organized by the Lombardy Region - Directorate General for Welfare, will cover the following topics:
- OSH training according to the State-Regions Agreement 59/2025 and regional responsibilities (Lombardy Region)
- Regional Law 4/2026, the principles of traceability, portability, and training verification (Lombardy Region)
- Requirements for training providers in light of Regional Law 4/26 and its operating rules: the IT platform, registration procedures in the regional register, and course start and end communications (Lombardy Region/ARIA)
The event is free to attend while places last.
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| COURSE ROOM 9PAV. B – LANE B4 14:45 - 16:45 | What does the brain tell us in high-risk situations? Analyzing and correcting errors and distractions through illusionism € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 29 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Alessandro Rossetti, Mechanical Engineer, Expert Trainer in Occupational Health and Safety
Luca Terranova in arte Mago Novas, Illusionist, Italian Magic ChampionThis session explores how the brain reacts in situations of risk, urgency, or operational pressure, where rapid decision-making and high mental workloads can trigger critical errors.
Through illusionism effects that simulate the sensation of being in a rush, participants will visualize their own perceptual distortions typical of high-pressure moments.
The goal is to understand that under stress or time constraints, we are less likely to notice hazards, more likely to overestimate our own abilities, and tend to act on "autopilot."
Magic thus becomes a practical key to recognizing cognitive limitations and acquiring useful strategies to maintain clarity, reduce mistakes, and face risky situations in a safer, more conscious way.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 8PAV. B – LANE B4 14:45 - 16:45 | From compliance to sustainability. The value of integration in management systems € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 29 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dott.ssa Chiara Visconti, RSPP, Trainer, Consultant, and Lead Auditor in the fields of Legislative Decree 231/01, Health and Safety at Work, Environment, and Quality; HSEQ and MOG Management System DesignerIn a landscape characterized by increasing regulatory complexity and a strong push toward the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) approach, compliance can no longer be managed as a collection of separate obligations. Instead, it demands an integrated, structured, and value-oriented approach. In this context, management systems take on a central role as the organizational architecture capable of linking regulatory requirements, risk management, and sustainability goals.
The seminar explores the concept of integrated compliance as a governance lever, highlighting how alignment between management systems (Quality, Environment, Health and Safety, and Compliance) allows organizations to move beyond a "siloed" mentality. This alignment facilitates the development of organizational models that are coherent, transparent, and geared toward creating sustainable value. Consequently, compliance evolves from a formal obligation into a strategic tool, capable of supporting decision-making processes and strengthening the overall reliability of the organization.
The objective of the seminar is to provide a framework to stimulate reflection on the transition from formal compliance to integrated and conscious compliance, as an essential element of organizational processes and decisions.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 6PAV. B – LANE B1 14:45 - 16:45 | Gender Equality, Aggression, and Workplace Harassment. How to Integrate Risk Assessment € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 23 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Dr. Anna Villani, Occupational safety trainer. Security Manager certified according to UNI 10459:2017 and Lead Auditor certified according to UNI PdR 125 (Gender Equality), ISO 30415 (Diversity & Inclusion), and ISO 28000 (Security Management). Twenty years of experience designing security systems, risk management, compliance, and complex organizational models in the risk management field.
Incidents of discrimination, aggression, and violence in the workplace are emerging risks that are increasingly widespread within corporate organizations, particularly in companies and entities operating in specific areas or sectors.
The concept of Duty of Care implies the principle that the employer is responsible for the well-being of their employees in every circumstance involving professional performance. Furthermore, the Consolidated Law (Legislative Decree 81/08) places extreme emphasis on the employer’s duty of protection, including the assessment of such risks.
The themes of gender equality, diversity, and inclusion (DE&I) represent a significant regulatory opportunity for organizations to mitigate these risks, in line with the current legislative context.
The purpose of this session is to illustrate the interconnections between current legislation and the adoption of international best practices and standards regarding gender equality, diversity, and inclusion policies. We will specifically focus on the Reference Practice UNI/PdR 125:2022 (Gender Equality) and ISO 30415:2021 (Diversity and Inclusion), highlighting their strategic role in this field.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 7PAV. B – LANE B4 14:45 - 16:45 | Immersive training: how virtual reality is revolutionizing occupational safety € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 13 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Alberto Massironi, RSPP, Occupational Health and Safety Trainer
Participation in this session will allow you to:
• Explore the innovative use of Virtual Reality (VR) for workplace safety training
• Understand the practical application of VR in simulating real-life scenarios that are otherwise difficult to replicate
• Experience and analyze the tools and benefits offered by immersive technologies in training and risk perception
The course is structured as follows:
1. Introduction to Virtual Reality in Occupational Safety and Application Context
2. VR Technologies Supporting Training
3. Instructional Design and Integrating VR into Lessons
4. Practical Session: "Warehouse Risks" Simulation
5. Feedback, Final Discussion, and Conclusions
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 10PAV. B – LANE B4 14:45 - 16:45 | Critical scenarios in crowded places. Escape routes and systemic traps – lessons from past events € 30,00 (+IVA) Total capacity: 30 - Available seats: 27 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Emanuele Nicolini, Business consultant, expert instructor in fire safety, explosion risk assessment (ATEX), and emergency management.
The echoes of the recent tragedy in Crans-Montana have reignited the debate on safety in crowded places, particularly those open to the public. Images and eyewitness accounts remind us that, despite regulatory evolution, a combination of deficiencies can still transform a venue into a trap in a shockingly short amount of time during a fire.
While the investigation into the events in Switzerland takes its course, the science and conscience of safety compel us not to wait to understand what "can go wrong" during an emergency evacuation.
This course offers a "cool-headed" technical analysis, starting from the recurring dynamics observed in major disasters of the past, such as: The Station Nightclub (USA), the Kiss nightclub (Brazil), and Grenfell Tower (UK).
By reconstructing these extensively analyzed events, the course will provide participants with the insights needed to identify the systemic vulnerabilities that, unfortunately, continue to resurface in modern-day tragedies.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 3PAV. A – LANE A4 14:45 - 16:45 | Confined spaces and/or potentially contaminated environments. General concepts and practical training € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 14 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Fabio Mazzucco, Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous work – Safety FirstPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Regulatory references, overview of case law trends, and Safety First Protocol.
• Introduction to risk assessment in confined or potentially contaminated spaces.
• Guidance on Category III PPE and rescue operations.
Part Two (UMA Special Vehicle) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Practical demonstration of proper techniques for using Category III PPE in confined spaces.
• Demonstrations on the use of personal protective equipment and vertical/horizontal rescue equipment using the Mobile Training Unit (UMA).
• Overview of correct maintenance procedures for Category III PPE.
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
Final test completion is mandatory for certification. | COURSE
REFRESHER HOURS 81/08
| COURSE ROOM 4PAV. A – LANE A4 14:45 - 16:45 | Emergency assistance for immobile, non-cooperative active, and aggressive individuals.
Prevention concepts and training for the company emergency response team € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 14 | | Edited by: Istituto INFORMA
Speakers:
Ing. Christian Sbocchi, Founder of SAFETY FIRST®, author of the manual “Confined Spaces: Training, Practice, Equipment” (EPC Ed.), Occupational Health and Safety Consultant, RSPP, Trainer and Instructor for hazardous workPart One (Classroom) – 45 minutes
• Regulatory overview of the role of the Company Emergency Team (CET)
• Introduction to the risk assessment triangle
• Most common errors in emergency management
• Basics of psycho-physical stress management
• Principles of distance and positioning
Part Two (Practical Session in Dedicated Area) – 1 hour 15 minutes
• Demonstration of correct approach techniques
• Behavioral analysis of individuals in distress
• Introduction to active self-protection techniques when dealing with immobile, non-cooperative, or aggressive individuals
• Debriefing
Valid as a 2-hour refresher course in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/08, in collaboration with the University of Roma Tre
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The Safety Interaction Point is an experiential stand dedicated to RSPP and HSE that will be set up during the Safety Expo trade fair in Bergamo.
It will feature a small test area where safety professionals can interact with personal protective equipment.
The initiative, in collaboration with PPE manufacturers, will be a dynamic meeting point for experiencing safety firsthand.
During the trade fair, four meetings per day will be organized with manufacturers, covering specific technical topics, product news, and regulatory updates. |
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| COURSE ROOM 2PAV. A – LANE A4 15:45 - 17:45 | Chemical Risk: When Color Reveals the Error, Cross-Contamination and PPE € 40,00 (+IVA) - With practical activities Total capacity: 15 - Available seats: 15 | | Edited by: AIFOS, Associazione Nazionale Formatori ed Operatori della sicurezza
Speakers:
Alessandro Fregni - Chemist, RSPP, and regulatory consultant in the chemical sectorAre we able to perceive the risks arising from the imperfect use of PPE? How can we train ourselves and workers to use gloves and masks correctly in chemical/biological settings?
Let’s try using colorants to more easily identify the most common mistakes and provide an effective training methodology for workers.
2 credits for ASPP/RSPP and trainer – Area 2 (technical risks). Certificate issued by AIFOS
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