Product Solutions are No Solution
	John Lacey, Vice President IOSH John Lacey is a chartered fellow of IOSH and a former president (2003-04). He has spent more than 35 years in health and safety and is the managing director of Lincsafe (Health and Safety) ltd. He is also a consultant to various national construction organisations and process operators. An international lecturer, John is the current chairman of the IOSH Construction Group.
Shattered Lives 2010
	Alison Wellens is Head of the Slips, Trips and Falls from Height Team at HSE. Alison’s team are responsible for delivery of HSE’s award winning Shattered Lives Campaign, including the STEP and WAIT online tools, and the annual Ladder Exchange initiative, which is delivered in partnership with a number of Access Industry Forum members.
Who’s the Working At Height Expert – Client or Contractor
	Peter Roberts, Project Director, Bovis Lend Lease Peter has over 29 years experience with Bovis Lend Lease engaged on numerous commercial developments including the Manchester Evening News Arena (Nynex), the New Hospital in the Isle of Man and most recently at the Arena & Convention Centre Liverpool. In 2001 Peter was awarded the Silver Medal at the CIOB’s Building Manager of the Year.
Qualifying Competence – Do We / Don’t We ?
	Philip Baker, Association for Project Safety (APS), President Philip has worked in construction health and safety risk management since 1994. A Director of APS since 2001 Philip has also been the Association’s President since 2008. Philip contributed to the working group establishing the competence measures for the Association’s Fellows and helped shape the revised entry criteria following the 2007 revision to the CDM regs. Philip has lectured widely on the issue of competence.
	Geoff Hooke, British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF), Secretariat In 1992 the Dti suggested the creation of a trade body for the UK Safety Industry. Geoff was the author of the structure and brought together senior safety industry managers in its creation. Geoff then managed the newly formed British Safety Industry Federation in 1994, this new concept of “lead trade bodies” provides an active link between government and industry sectors.
Successfully Managing Working At Height on Site
	Brian Middlemiss, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building Brian Middlemiss spent over ten years as building services manager with Nestlé UK Ltd in London overseeing projects in excess of £2 million involving a broad spectrum of construction skills, roofing and health and safety playing a predominant role. Brian also spent a further eight years as a senior contracts manager. Brian is now a leading practitioner on best practice throughout the industry.
How can Working At Height Developments Improve Sustainability for Clients
	Jane Thornback, Sustainability Policy Advisor, Construction Products Association Jane Thornback is Sustainability Policy Advisor at the Construction Products Association, she is also Coordinator of the Strategic Forum for Construction’s Sustainable Construction Task Group, and sits on the Government and industry delivery board for the Strategy for Sustainable Construction.  She also helped initiate the work to develop BRE and BSI standards for responsible sourcing of construction products.
	Amy Baldry, Group Environmental Manager, Costain (Member of the UK Contractors Group) With over 10 years experience in the field of Environmental Management within the construction industry, both working at site construction level and over the last 7 years at a more corporate level. Amy is an active member of the Costain Corporate Responsibility Committee which is responsible for steering Costain’s approach with regards to CR and measuring and monitoring performance.