Presentations

ACHASM Presentations

TitleDescription
Mass & Density of Materials: Civil Engineering Student PerceptionsJohn Smallwood - 6th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics
H&S as a strategic issue when managing the business of ConstructionA presentation by Prof. John Smallwood at the MBA WC OHS Seminar, 21 April 2016
The role of property developers, owners and managers in construction H&S A presentation by Prof. John Smallwood at the SAPOA P.E. Breakfast Seminar, 19 May 2016
Client contributions to contractors’ H&S: A general contractor’s perspectiveA presentation to the ACHASM ‘Client Lead CH&S Symposium’ 21 August 2013 by Shaun Webber
The role of 'Greening' and an ecosystem approach to enhancing construction ergonomicsA presentation by Rita Obiozo PhD (Construction Management) Candidate and Prof. John Smallwood at ARCOM 29 Reading, UK, 2-4 September 2013 Association of Researchers in Construction Management
The Role of Engineers in Construction H&SA presentation by Prof. John Smallwood at the Civilution Congress held in Midrand on 9-10 May 2016
The need for the inclusion of construction health and safety (H&S) in architectural educationA presentation by Prof.John Smallwood Dept. of Construction Management Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa at Architecture Otherware XXV international union of architects congress, Durban, South Africa held on 4-9 August 2014
The motivators for addressing construction health and safety (H&S): A hierarchical perspectiveA presentation by Prof.John Smallwood Dept. of Construction Management Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa at Achieving Sustainable Construction Health and Safety CIB W99 Conference held in Lund, Sweden on 1-3 June 2014
The impact of annual employee medicals on a general contractor (GC) and it's employees' sustainability This presentation was made by Prof. John Smallwood and Claire Deacon at Achieving Sustainable Construction Health and Safety CIB W99 Conference held in Lund, Sweden on 1-3 June 2014
Systems Thinking in Workplace Safety & Health in ConstructionPresented by John Smallwood
Project X: Strip to shell and asbestos removalA presentation to the ACHASM ‘Client Lead CH&S Symposium’ 21 August 2013 by Peter Dobson
Optimising your health and safety (H&S) performance and reaping the benefits thereofThis presentation was made by Prof. John Smallwood a director of ACHASM at the recent Prosafe: Achieving Zero Harm Target Conference held in Johannesburg on 18-19 October 2012.
Noise-induced hearing loss: A South African case studyA presentation by Coen Buddingh Occupational Health and Safety Advisors CC and Prof. John Smallwood at IEA 2006 16th World congress on ergonomics held in Maastricht, The Netherlands on 10-14 July 2006
LInking H&S and Construction in the Public Sector - A Case StudyA presentation to the ACHASM ‘Client Lead CH&S Symposium’ 21 August 2013 by Claire Deacon
Ergonomics in the Construction IndustryThis presentation prepared by Prof. John Smallwood was delivered at an ESSA Department of Labour Workshop at Rhodes University, Grahamstown on 26-27 July 2012
Designing for Construction H&S and Ergonomics ModelThis presentation was made by Prof. John Smallwood and Claire Deacon Dept. of Construction Management in 2013
Designing for Construction Ergonomics Presented by John Smallwood
Department of Labour presentationA presentation to the ACHASM ‘Client Lead CH&S Symposium’ 21 August 2013 by Phumudzo Maphaha
Construction H&S Competencies and PerformanceThis presentation was made by Prof. John Smallwood a director of ACHASM at Inaugural Project and Construction Management Professions Conference in 2013
Preventing accidents in constructionA presentation by Prof. John Smallwood Dept. of Construction Management Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa at South Africa Health and Safety conference held in Midrand on 14 May 2014
Women, construction, ergonomics and health and safetyThis presentation was made by Prof. John Smallwood a director of ACHASM at Women in Construction 2012 held on 24-25 October 2012.