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Master class of Rosatom
Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment at Nuclear Facilities
18.09.2025 09:00–10:00
Sirius University, Rosatom master class area
Closed event of SUEK
Development Tools for Design Bureaus: What Does and Doesn’t Work in the Realities of Russia
18.09.2025 09:00–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 5.6
The session is dedicated to analyzing the effectiveness of practices for developing a safety culture and the problems in this area.
The program includes discussion of the risks of mechanically copying ineffective practices, review of successful methods for engaging employees, presentation of the manager’s work standard and its impact on safety performance, as well as the formation of teams to implement changes.
Special attention will be paid to the psychological aspects of complying with safety requirements and overcoming staff resistance.
The event features expert presentations, interactive discussions and practical case studies.
What are the findings of the All‑Russia study on tools for developing a safety culture? How is the Manager’s Work Standard being implemented?
The program includes discussion of the risks of mechanically copying ineffective practices, review of successful methods for engaging employees, presentation of the manager’s work standard and its impact on safety performance, as well as the formation of teams to implement changes.
Special attention will be paid to the psychological aspects of complying with safety requirements and overcoming staff resistance.
The event features expert presentations, interactive discussions and practical case studies.
What are the findings of the All‑Russia study on tools for developing a safety culture? How is the Manager’s Work Standard being implemented?
Closed meeting
Meeting on Occupational Safety among the Heads of the Rosseti Group
18.09.2025 09:30–12:00
Sirius University, Roundtable 5.6
Closed event of Rosatom
Industry conference on industrial safety
18.09.2025 10:00–16:00
Sirius University, Plenary session hall
Session
How Psychophysiological Factors Influence Industrial Injuries and Occupational Diseases, and Measures to Prevent Their Negative Impact on Humans
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 1
The discussion participants will look at ways to identify and assess the negative impact of psychophysiological (physiological, psychological, and ergonomic) factors in an effort to reduce industrial injuries and occupational diseases.
Moderator
- Serik Mazhkenov, Chief Expert, Occupational Safety and Health and Risk Management Research Unit, Federal Employment Competence Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
Speakers
- Aleksey Bezyukov, Director, Department of Occupational and Environmental Safety; Chief Technical Labour Inspector, Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia
- Evgeniy Zibarev, Doctor of Medical Sciences; Deputy Director for Research, Research Institute of Occupational Medicine
- Anatoly Komarov, Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
- Elena Tyan, Head of HR Department, Gazprom Energo
Session
Digital Tools for Organizing Practical Training on Occupational Safety and Health, Staff Selection, and Industrial Safety: Advanced Russian Technologies
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 3
The session is dedicated to modern digital technologies and tools that are used to organize practical training on occupational safety and health, effective staff selection, and industrial safety. The participants will examine advanced trends and Russian developments that improve the quality and accessibility of training, optimize employee adaptation processes, and minimize risks in the workplace.
Moderator
- Ekaterina Kuznetsova, Head, External Communications Office, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
- Dariya Babushkina, Editor of "FROM Media"
- Alexander Kruchinin, Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
- Andrey Lisitsyn, Head of the Department of Ecology and Technosphere Safety, Russian Railways
- Maria Moskvina, Junior Researcher, Occupational Safety and Health Research Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
- Nikita Sukhanov, Head, EcoStandard.soft Training Centre and Ecosystem of Services, EcoStandard Group
- Elena Yaroslavtseva, Executive Director of the Thermika Group
Session
Practice of Exercising Accident Investigation Powers
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 4
An analysis of law enforcement practices involving accident investigations shows that various bodies and organizations are taking different approaches to implementing and applying individual standards of the Russian Labour Code and provisions on the specifics of investigations. In this regard, now seems like an appropriate time to share, together with the Russian Ministry of Labour, the latest results of law enforcement practices for 2024–2025 and the standard positions on the application of individual norms on the procedure for investigating and recording accidents. In addition, the session participants will also conduct a detailed analysis of injuries compared with previous years and discuss the most problematic issues related to injury trends and the causes and types of accidents, including a discussion about accidents not related to manufacturing.
Moreover, the concealment of accidents remains a problematic issue that prevents the timely and objective investigation of accidents, the establishment of its circumstances, and the provision of the appropriate benefits for victims or their relatives. In this regard, concerned bodies and organizations will consider how to identify such cases and take measures to prevent such situations in the future.
Moreover, the concealment of accidents remains a problematic issue that prevents the timely and objective investigation of accidents, the establishment of its circumstances, and the provision of the appropriate benefits for victims or their relatives. In this regard, concerned bodies and organizations will consider how to identify such cases and take measures to prevent such situations in the future.
Moderator
- Dmitry Demidenko, Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
Session
Industrial Safety in Construction: Experience and Practices of Construction Companies in Reducing Injuries
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 5
Occupational safety and health in the construction industry is a key factor that affects the health and safety of workers, the efficiency of the construction process, and the financial performance of companies. Despite significant improvements in the situation with occupational safety and health in recent years, there are still major problems. We will examine the main difficulties that are typical for the Russian construction market.
One of the most common problems is violations of occupational safety and health rules by workers and managers. Such cases often occur due to low levels of discipline, the insufficient qualifications of specialists, and cost-cutting on personal protective equipment. Typical causes of injuries involve people falling from height, getting caught under building structures and equipment, and exposure to electric currents and chemicals.
Effective problem solving requires an integrated approach, including the following measures:
- Expanding liability for ensuring safe working conditions
- Improving the system for the training and advanced training of employees
- Investing in modern technologies and equipment
- Creating a corporate safety culture
- Bolstering control over compliance with occupational safety rules
Resolving these problems will reduce the number of accidents and improve the overall level of occupational safety and health in the Russian construction industry.
One of the most common problems is violations of occupational safety and health rules by workers and managers. Such cases often occur due to low levels of discipline, the insufficient qualifications of specialists, and cost-cutting on personal protective equipment. Typical causes of injuries involve people falling from height, getting caught under building structures and equipment, and exposure to electric currents and chemicals.
Effective problem solving requires an integrated approach, including the following measures:
- Expanding liability for ensuring safe working conditions
- Improving the system for the training and advanced training of employees
- Investing in modern technologies and equipment
- Creating a corporate safety culture
- Bolstering control over compliance with occupational safety rules
Resolving these problems will reduce the number of accidents and improve the overall level of occupational safety and health in the Russian construction industry.
Session
Provision of Workers with PPE Based on Unified Standard Norms. Practice of Establishing In-House Regulations on Providing Workers with PPE
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 6
When transitioning from standard industry norms to unified standard norms, employers have to carry out a lot of work related to adjusting and auditing the results of professional risk assessments, and re-draft an action plan as part of the Occupational Safety and Health Management System. They have to prepare standards for issuing PPE that take into account the protection classes and operational levels of PPE. Such work requires a lot of attention and resources, both human and material, from employers. The session will show how to automate the procedure for switching to unified standard norms when using the latest software products to create enterprise standards based on professional risk assessments.
Moderator
- Tatiana Pilipenko, Deputy General Director, Vostok-Service
Speakers
- Natalya Denisova, Chief Manager of Occupational Health and Industrial Safety, Krasnoyarsk River Port JSC
- Maria Lvova, Head of the Department of Regulatory Regulation in the field of Labor Protection of the Department of Labor Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
- Mikhail Taranin, Deputy Chief Engineer for Industrial Safety - Head of the Industrial Safety Department, Severalmaz JSC
- Alexander Firsov, Director of the Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Protection of Velesstroy
Session
Outsourcing: An Effective Tool amidst Staff Shortages
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 7
According to the Russian Ministry of Labour, the country had a shortage of roughly 1.5 million skilled professionals in 2024. As such, competition for human resources among companies is on the rise. Numerous companies have been forced to look for alternative ways to solve their staffing problems, and one option is to outsource the functions of specialized units.
The session participants will consider key issues involving the transfer of occupational safety and health functions to external contractors, discuss the pros and cons of such a model, and try to figure out which jobs and tasks are the best to transfer to outsourcers.
During the session, experts will discuss:
• Which occupational safety and health functions and tasks are most advisable to outsource, and which ones is it better to perform in–house?
• How justified is it to involve external specialists in conducting audits, preparing documentation, and supporting inspection bodies?
• What are the benefits of outsourcing occupational safety and health functions and how effective might such a solution be?
• Outsourcing economics
• Potential risks and pitfalls associated with transferring tasks to specialized contractors
• Successful cases involving the outsourcing of occupational safety and health functions
This session will be of interest to heads of occupational safety and health services, business owners, HR specialists, and anyone who has problems recruiting and retaining skilled occupational safety and health professionals.
The session participants will consider key issues involving the transfer of occupational safety and health functions to external contractors, discuss the pros and cons of such a model, and try to figure out which jobs and tasks are the best to transfer to outsourcers.
During the session, experts will discuss:
• Which occupational safety and health functions and tasks are most advisable to outsource, and which ones is it better to perform in–house?
• How justified is it to involve external specialists in conducting audits, preparing documentation, and supporting inspection bodies?
• What are the benefits of outsourcing occupational safety and health functions and how effective might such a solution be?
• Outsourcing economics
• Potential risks and pitfalls associated with transferring tasks to specialized contractors
• Successful cases involving the outsourcing of occupational safety and health functions
This session will be of interest to heads of occupational safety and health services, business owners, HR specialists, and anyone who has problems recruiting and retaining skilled occupational safety and health professionals.
Moderator
- Alesya Andrianova, Deputy Head of the Occupational Safety Department, EcoStandard Group
Speakers
- Artem Maslov, Head of the Business Process Support Department for Occupational Safety, Baltika Brewing Company LLC
- Natalya Solodyankina, Head of the Occupational Safety Department, IRB Family
- Ivan Shevchenko, Deputy General Director, EcoStandard Occupational Safety and Health, EcoStandard group
- Vasily Yaremenko, General Director, Centre for the Study and Assessment of Legal and Economic Problems of the Occupational Health and Safety System
Session
Corporate Well-Being Programmes and Development of a Safety Culture: Fundamental Components in Protecting the Health of Company Employees
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 8
Given the growing demand for productivity and supporting workers’ health, corporate well-being programmes are becoming a key tool for reducing the levels of professional risks and preserving human resources.
During the session, industry experts and business representatives will discuss best practices for introducing and using corporate well-being programmes and share their experience in integrating programmes into the occupational safety management system.
During the session, industry experts and business representatives will discuss best practices for introducing and using corporate well-being programmes and share their experience in integrating programmes into the occupational safety management system.
Moderator
- Olga Kondratyeva, General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
- Eduard Amiryants, Chief Engineer, Talspetsstroy
- Ekaterina Gutor, Director, Department of Medical Support for Train Safety, Central Directorate of Healthcare – a branch of Russian Railways
- Dmitry Kolmakov, Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Unipro
- Maria Popova, Development Director, EcoStandard Group
- Marina Fadeeva, First Deputy General Director and Vice-Rector, Staff Development International Training Centre
Session
Problems with Recording Work Time during Special Assessments of Working Conditions
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 9
There are a number of specific key aspects involved with recording work time when conducting special assessments of working conditions that determine the reliability of the assessment of the impact of harmful factors on workers’ health:
• Lack of clear criteria for dividing categories of work
• Insufficient recording of changes in working conditions
• Recording of shift schedules
• Special aspects of recording non-work time
• Use of outdated calculation methods
Modern approaches require constant updates to the approaches used for measurements and analytics, including the use of digital technologies and automation of data collection processes. The lack of such tools leads to errors and an unreliable representation of actual working conditions.
• Lack of clear criteria for dividing categories of work
• Insufficient recording of changes in working conditions
• Recording of shift schedules
• Special aspects of recording non-work time
• Use of outdated calculation methods
Modern approaches require constant updates to the approaches used for measurements and analytics, including the use of digital technologies and automation of data collection processes. The lack of such tools leads to errors and an unreliable representation of actual working conditions.
Moderator
- Mikhail Markov, Deputy CEO, PromMash Test
Session
Transforming Occupational Safety and Health Instructions: How to Make Them Accessible to Employees? Creation and Distribution of Memos on Employees’ Compliance with Safe Working Conditions
18.09.2025 10:00–11:30
Sirius University, Winter hall
Occupational safety and health instructions play a key role in ensuring employee safety in the workplace. However, instructions are often difficult for ordinary employees to grasp and understand. To enhance the efficiency of occupational safety, it is crucial to transform instructions so that they are understandable and easily applicable to all types of employees.
The participants will look at problems with traditional instructions: formalities, scope, lack of clarity, and inconsistencies with the level of employee training.
During the session, experts will discuss the transformation of occupational safety and health instructions, as well as company practices in creating occupational safety and health instructions.
The participants will look at problems with traditional instructions: formalities, scope, lack of clarity, and inconsistencies with the level of employee training.
During the session, experts will discuss the transformation of occupational safety and health instructions, as well as company practices in creating occupational safety and health instructions.
Moderator
- Alena Titova, Director, Continuing Professional Education Department, SMARTA
Speakers
- Ekaterina Aranovskaya, CEO, PLATON
- Sergey Vikhrov, Head of the Labor Protection Service, Federal State Budgetary Cultural Institution «Peterhof State Museum-Reserve»
- Lyudmila Pervyshina, CEO, NASO
- Anna Rumyantseva, Occupational Safety and Health Director, Lemana PRO
Business game of Rosatom
Atomic lottery
18.09.2025 10:10–11:10
Sirius University, Rosatom master class area
Teams of participants compete in the correctness and speed of their answers to individual questions on labor safety.
Master class of Rosatom
Industrial Gymnastics
18.09.2025 10:20–10:40
Sirius University, Lecture hall
Auto-training that helps people concentrate, get a positive emotional charge, and be cheerful.
Master class of Rosatom
Provision of First Psychological Aid
18.09.2025 11:00–12:00
Sirius University, Lecture hall
Session
Legal Liability of Occupational Safety and Health Managers and Specialists
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 1
Failure to comply with occupational safety and health requirements could eventually result in an employee’s injury, accident, or death. Violations may result in disciplinary, administrative, and criminal liability.
Who will be held responsible for an employee’s accident or death and under what circumstances?
Practice of applying Order No. 98 of the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office dated 5 February 2024 “On the Organization of Prosecutorial Supervision over Compliance with Citizens’ Labour Rights’
Practice of applying a risk–oriented approach to inspections of businesses in 2025.
Who will be held responsible for an employee’s accident or death and under what circumstances?
Practice of applying Order No. 98 of the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office dated 5 February 2024 “On the Organization of Prosecutorial Supervision over Compliance with Citizens’ Labour Rights’
Practice of applying a risk–oriented approach to inspections of businesses in 2025.
Moderator
- Maxim Zhukovsky, President, Union of Careful and Safe Production Organizations and Specialists
Speakers
- Evgeniy Valter, General Director, VALTER Construction LLC
- Konstantin Golovyashkin, Director, Director, North-West Regional Centre for Occupational Safety and Health
Closed meeting
Recap of the Main Areas of Activity and Work Plans of State Labour Inspectorates
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 2
Session
How to Assess the Quality of Outsourcing Services and Professional Risk and Special Assessments of Working Conditions
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 3
Today, there are no uniform requirements and transparent rules in the field of occupational safety outsourcing. When choosing a contractor, employers often focus on a low price, without taking into account the quality of services, while all legal responsibility remains with them.
The session will be devoted to discussing why choosing the "cheapest" contractor leads to negative consequences, and how standardization helps streamline the market and protect employers. As well as the presentation of a new standard that will form clear and precise requirements for contractors, outline a list of mandatory work, provide mechanisms for interaction between the customer and the contractor, as well as quality criteria.
It is important to show the professional community that the standardization of occupational safety outsourcing is a way to reduce legal and organizational risks, improve the quality of services and create a fair competitive environment.
The session will be devoted to discussing why choosing the "cheapest" contractor leads to negative consequences, and how standardization helps streamline the market and protect employers. As well as the presentation of a new standard that will form clear and precise requirements for contractors, outline a list of mandatory work, provide mechanisms for interaction between the customer and the contractor, as well as quality criteria.
It is important to show the professional community that the standardization of occupational safety outsourcing is a way to reduce legal and organizational risks, improve the quality of services and create a fair competitive environment.
Moderator
- Maria Popova, Development Director, EcoStandard Group
Speakers
- Andrey Vorotilkin, Deputy Director, Department of Labour Conditions and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
- Dmitry Porochkin, General Director of the Labor Protection Center, NSS Consult
- Dmitry Ulrikh, Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
- Ivan Shevchenko, Deputy General Director, EcoStandard Occupational Safety and Health, EcoStandard group
Session
Who Are the Real Leaders in Occupational and Industrial Safety and What Criteria Are Used to Judge This
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 4
Leadership is a mandatory personal skill of modern-day managers. Experts have debated ad nauseum about whether people can turn themselves into leaders over time or if this is a skill they are simply born with. Which method or tool is better? Some companies find leaders from the top – from executives to ordinary employees, while others start with employee habits and change the environment.
So what is leadership? Effective leaders are constantly developing their skills, adapting to changing conditions, and inspiring their teams to achieve greater success. There is no one ‘correct’ leadership style; the key to success is understanding the situation and taking the most appropriate approach.
On our talk show, industrial safety directors will try to find answers to the question of how to cultivate leadership in themselves and which tools work and which do not.
So what is leadership? Effective leaders are constantly developing their skills, adapting to changing conditions, and inspiring their teams to achieve greater success. There is no one ‘correct’ leadership style; the key to success is understanding the situation and taking the most appropriate approach.
On our talk show, industrial safety directors will try to find answers to the question of how to cultivate leadership in themselves and which tools work and which do not.
Moderator
- Pavel Zakharov, CEO, Safety Culture 24x7
Speakers
- Ekaterina Aranovskaya, CEO, PLATON
- Dmitry Kolmakov, Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Unipro
- Oleg Kupsha, Head of Industrial Safety and Production Control Department, RUSAL Management
Session
Drafting and Adoption of Regulatory Legal Acts. Main Stages
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 6
How regulatory legal acts are adopted. From the stage of their drafting to state registration. Participation of the parties to the social partnership in the drafting of regulatory legal acts. Securing an opinion on the regulatory impact on the draft act and a cost assessment. Completion of the state registration procedure and the legal and technical registration of regulatory legal acts.
Moderator
- Georgy Molebnov, Director, Department of Occupational Health and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
Speakers
- Alexey Bezyukov, Секретарь Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России, руководитель Департамента охраны труда и экологии - главный технический инспектор труда Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России
- Valery Korzh, Head of the Department for Interaction with Government Agencies in the Field of Ecology, Occupational Health and Safety, EuroChem
- Vladimir Kochetkov, Director of the Department of State Registration of Departmental Regulatory Legal Acts, Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation
Session
Practice of Establishing In-House Regulations on Providing Workers with PPE and Washing Agents
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 7
Starting from 1 January 2025, all companies are required to fully switch to the unified standard norms for the issuance of PPE and washing agents and develop in-house regulations governing these processes, taking into account the results of professional risk and special assessments of working conditions.
During the session, leading industry experts will discuss the initial results of the introduction of the regulations, typical mistakes, and effective solutions for drafting documents that ensure the observance of workers’ rights to safety and comfort in the workplace. Participants will receive recommendations on how to organize document flows and monitor compliance with regulatory requirements.
During the session, leading industry experts will discuss the initial results of the introduction of the regulations, typical mistakes, and effective solutions for drafting documents that ensure the observance of workers’ rights to safety and comfort in the workplace. Participants will receive recommendations on how to organize document flows and monitor compliance with regulatory requirements.
Moderator
- Ekaterina Kuznetsova, Head, External Communications Office, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
- Natalia Ivanova, Leading Specialist of the Technical Information Department, ARMACON Research Center
- Ekaterina Mikhailova, Deputy General Director for Certification, Standardization and Interaction with Public Authorities, PV Technoavia Firm LLC
- Tatiana Pilipenko, Deputy General Director, Vostok-Service
Session of RTUNPIW
The Role and Experience of Trade Unions in Improving Safety
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 8
Trade unions play an important role in ensuring the safety of workers, protecting their rights, and improving working conditions. Their activities aim to create a safe working environment, reduce the risk of industrial injuries and occupational diseases, and raise awareness among employees about precautions and compliance with occupational safety and health standards.
Session
Dynamic Assessment of Professional Risks: An Element of Building an Effective Occupational Health and Safety Management System
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 5
Moderator
- Mikhail Markov, Deputy CEO, PromMash Test
Speakers
- Ilya Bodrov, Head of the Experimental Industrial Regulations, PROMMASH TEST
- Serik Mazhkenov, Chief Expert, Occupational Safety and Health and Risk Management Research Unit, Federal Employment Competence Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
- Anna Petrenko, Head, Ecology and Technosphere Safety Unit, Zheldorremmash
Session
Institute of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment: Training Specialists for Technosphere Safety, HR Management, and Social Work
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Conference hall 9
Today, higher education institutions are developing all their training programmes without taking practical experience into account, so specialists need to gain practical work experience before applying for a job. Given the current personnel shortage, a new approach to organizing training is needed.
The panel discussion will cover the opening of the Institute of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment and address issues concerning the training of specialists for technosphere safety, HR management, and social work, taking into account the experience of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment. It will also look at how employers are involved in a targeted training programme in terms of employee training.
The panel discussion will cover the opening of the Institute of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment and address issues concerning the training of specialists for technosphere safety, HR management, and social work, taking into account the experience of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment. It will also look at how employers are involved in a targeted training programme in terms of employee training.
Moderator
- Mariya Shurova, Deputy Head, Affairs and Control Office, Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment
Speakers
- Oleg Alekseev, Deputy Director, Institute of the Russian Federal Service for Labour and Employment, St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design
- Igor Belyaev, Head of the State Labor Inspectorate, Chief State Labor Inspector in St. Petersburg
- Natalya Klimova, Vice-Rector for the Development of Educational Programmes and Deputy Head, St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design
Engagement and Training Methods in Occupational Safety and Health Culture
18.09.2025 12:00–13:30
Sirius University, Winter hall
Gamification in occupational health and safety involves introducing game elements and mechanics into the training processes, motivating employees, and raising awareness about safety rules. The main goal of gamification is to increase employee engagement, improve how information is perceived, and create a positive attitude towards safety issues.
The session will reveal the advantages of board games, role-playing games, including those using artificial intelligence, as well as gamethons and quests for improving safety culture and occupational safety and health as a whole.
The session will reveal the advantages of board games, role-playing games, including those using artificial intelligence, as well as gamethons and quests for improving safety culture and occupational safety and health as a whole.
Moderator
- Elena Kozinets, Founder, Safety Games 360
Speakers
- Galina Asmakovskaya, Руководитель службы охраны труда, ООО «СТД «Петрович»
- Elena Demshina, Главный специалист по мотивационной и коммуникационной поддержке культуры безопасности, ПАО «Газпром нефть»
- Svetlana Sakhapova, Руководитель программ по развитию семейств специальностей, ПАО «Газпром нефть»
Business game of Rosatom
Atomic lottery
18.09.2025 12:30–13:10
Sirius University, Rosatom master class area
Teams of participants compete in the correctness and speed of their answers to individual questions on labor safety.
Business game of Rosatom
A Screening of ‘The Atomic Man’
18.09.2025 13:15–14:00
Sirius University, Rosatom master class area
At the business game, participants will equip themselves with the presented PPE samples, striving to fully comply with the legal requirements for performing specific types of work. The game is team-based, with points awarded for speed of changing into PPE and adherence to special requirements.
Master class of Rosatom
Recharge Day
18.09.2025 14:10–14:40
Sirius University, Lecture hall
The master class offers an opportunity to undergo a brief diagnostic test and get information on ways to maintain your professional reliability and improve your current state.
Session
Combatting Illegal Employment
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 2
The session is particularly important given the need to eliminate illegal employment in Russia, assess the existing risks and how to prevent them in the future, determine what measures need to be taken and how to organize work, including in cooperation with other concerned agencies, and attract the attention of law enforcement agencies to this problem. Best practices need to be extended to all the country’s regions, including those with specific features associated with their territories. The federal supervisory authorities need to exchange experience with their regional offices and the executive regional authorities in conducting control (supervisory) activities and find an opportunity to work in close cooperation with them. International experience will provide insight into whether the measures taken could be introduced in Russia. To develop new approaches or adjust existing ones, it is essential to exchange opinions, develop unified approaches, amend current legislation (if necessary), and take into account the opinions of all parties involved in the process. Feedback from Russia’s regions will help to take an objective and comprehensive approach to preparing proposals to change the situation on the labour market.
Moderator
- Dmitry Demidenko, Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
Speakers
- Irina Kireichikova, Head, State Labor Inspectorate in the Lipetsk Region
- Alexey Sannikov, Head of the State Labor Inspectorate in the Saratov Region
Session
Special Assessment of Working Conditions in 2025: How to Properly Conduct and Use the Results of Special Assessments of Working Conditions in the Workplace
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 6
This session will focus on the specifics of conducting special assessments of working conditions (SAWC) taking into account changes in legislation and regulatory requirements. During the session, experts and participants will examine key aspects of organizing and conducting SAWCs in the new realities, including significant changes in the methodology for conducting SAWCs and using their results, the use of digital tools, and expanding the powers of the control and supervisory authorities in terms of monitoring organizations that provide SAWC-related services.
Moderator
- Olga Kondratyeva, General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
- Sergey Kostrub, Deputy General Director for Technical Issues, Industrial Safety and Ecology LLC
- Darya Kosheva, Head of Strategic Development Projects, EcoStandard Group
- Artem Maslov, Head of the Business Process Support Department for Occupational Safety, Baltika Brewing Company LLC
- Albert Trunkin, Head, Occupational, Environmental, and Industrial Safety Division, Aeroflot – Russian Airlines
- Alexander Turkov, Head of Department of Federal Labour Supervision Methodology, Federal Service for Labor and Employment
Session
Risk Management at Companies: Experience and Practices
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 7
Risk management is a systematic process that involves identifying, assessing, and monitoring potential threats for personnel within a company and the external environment, as well as making decisions on methods to prevent or reduce the likelihood of adverse events or mitigate their damage. This process aims to minimize the negative impact on the health of workers.
Employers use various digital tools for risk assessment and management (HAZOP, matrix, bowtie, and others). Which assessment method is the most effective? Which risk management tools help occupational safety and health services prevent threats to the life and health of workers.
During the discussion/talk show, occupational safety and health managers from various industry companies will answer questions about risk management at companies.
Employers use various digital tools for risk assessment and management (HAZOP, matrix, bowtie, and others). Which assessment method is the most effective? Which risk management tools help occupational safety and health services prevent threats to the life and health of workers.
During the discussion/talk show, occupational safety and health managers from various industry companies will answer questions about risk management at companies.
Moderator
- Andrey Moskvichev, General Director, Smarta LLC
Speakers
- Vladimir Efimov, Head of the Occupational Safety Risk Management Program, Gazprom Neft
- Dmitry Kolmakov, Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Unipro
- Ekaterina Manuilova, Head of Industrial Safety Department of JSC TMH
- Konstantin Rubin, Head, Risk Management Department, AIM Management
- Ekaterina Kharazishvili, Head of Risk Management, Gazprom Neft
Master class
Tools for Continuous Employee Training on Safety Issues
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 1
A number of regulatory legal acts are already in force in the Russian Federation, which explicitly provide for the need for continuous training of employees.
Why is this important? The classic format of periodic training does not work effectively enough: knowledge is forgotten, skills become obsolete, and attention is dulled. The dangers are permanent. Equipment, technologies, and types of work are changing. Training should be equally constant to keep security issues in focus.
Micro-learning is a reliable tool for continuous learning: short, regular lessons that do not require interruptions from work. The technological basis is mobile LMS platforms, and the competitive component, ratings and awards, is effective for increasing motivation. The tool for pre-shift knowledge testing has also proven itself well: frequent, short, stress-free surveys.
Modern risks require modern approaches to learning. Continuous learning is a strategy based on legal requirements and proven by positive practice. A combination of tools – micro-learning, mobile technologies, gamification, and others – makes learning effective, unobtrusive, and integrated into the workflow.
Why is this important? The classic format of periodic training does not work effectively enough: knowledge is forgotten, skills become obsolete, and attention is dulled. The dangers are permanent. Equipment, technologies, and types of work are changing. Training should be equally constant to keep security issues in focus.
Micro-learning is a reliable tool for continuous learning: short, regular lessons that do not require interruptions from work. The technological basis is mobile LMS platforms, and the competitive component, ratings and awards, is effective for increasing motivation. The tool for pre-shift knowledge testing has also proven itself well: frequent, short, stress-free surveys.
Modern risks require modern approaches to learning. Continuous learning is a strategy based on legal requirements and proven by positive practice. A combination of tools – micro-learning, mobile technologies, gamification, and others – makes learning effective, unobtrusive, and integrated into the workflow.
Moderator
- Alena Titova, Director, Continuing Professional Education Department, SMARTA
Master class
Investigation of Traffic Accidents Involving Corporate Transport: from Debriefing to Safety Systems
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 8
An accident investigation is not just a formality, but a diagnosis of the entire BDD system. Proper analysis allows not only to prevent the recurrence of accidents, but also to improve safety management in the company.
What data is critically important for an objective
investigation? Tachographs, videos, telemetry, medical examinations, repair records – how to assemble a puzzle of evidence. Who should be on the commission of inquiry to avoid bias? How can the conclusions of the investigation be turned into concrete
measures, and not into an «unscheduled briefing»?
What should I do if the root cause is the company's savings on security? How should management justify the costs of prevention or digital control?
What data is critically important for an objective
investigation? Tachographs, videos, telemetry, medical examinations, repair records – how to assemble a puzzle of evidence. Who should be on the commission of inquiry to avoid bias? How can the conclusions of the investigation be turned into concrete
measures, and not into an «unscheduled briefing»?
What should I do if the root cause is the company's savings on security? How should management justify the costs of prevention or digital control?
Moderators
- Tatyana Gavrilova, Нead of Тraffic Safety, NLMK
- Vyacheslav Rybka, Expert in Transport Telematics and AI, SKAI
Session
Competitions, contests, and occupational safety days as a tool to motivate safe behavior. Organization practice
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 3
Contests and Occupational Safety Days are an effective tool for raising awareness about workplace safety, motivating employees to comply with occupational safety regulations, and sharing experiences between participants. Through contests and Occupational Safety Days, companies not only increase employee loyalty by shaping corporate culture and safety culture, but also foster safe behavior. In addition to the classic formats of the competition for the best specialist in the field of occupational safety, drawing and poster, interactive formats are emerging that allow combining digital and face-to-face format at the same time. This is one of the methods of motivation for completing tasks and increasing the level of loyalty to the company. How can I organize a competition in organizations of different sizes?
Moderator
- Stanislav Manerov, Director, National First Aid Council
Speakers
- Konstantin Gavrilov, An international class rescuer, the Russian Emergencies Ministry's CentroSpas squad
- Aigul Gallyamova, Head of Programs for the Development of Families of Specialties, Gazprom Neft
Session
Safety, Identity, and Technology: Uniforms, Workwear, Merchandise, and New Materials
18.09.2025 14:30–16:00
Sirius University, Conference hall 5
How can the functional requirements of service or specialized uniforms be aligned with branding and identity?
This session will address the full cycle — from fiber selection and «smart» textiles to ergonomics, digital design, standards-based testing, and implementation in production.
Kosygin University will present its expertise and completed projects, including protective and heat-resistant solutions, membrane technologies, and functional garment structures (applied in military uniforms and medical apparel).
Panelists will explore the specifics of adaptive and inclusive clothing, highlighting both current needs and future prospects. The discussion will also touch upon the relevance of 3D design and modeling.
A dedicated segment will focus on corporate merchandise — not only as a branding and positioning tool but also as a vehicle of culture and identity. Participants will discuss how to move from R&D and pilot projects to full-scale deployment and scaling.
This session will address the full cycle — from fiber selection and «smart» textiles to ergonomics, digital design, standards-based testing, and implementation in production.
Kosygin University will present its expertise and completed projects, including protective and heat-resistant solutions, membrane technologies, and functional garment structures (applied in military uniforms and medical apparel).
Panelists will explore the specifics of adaptive and inclusive clothing, highlighting both current needs and future prospects. The discussion will also touch upon the relevance of 3D design and modeling.
A dedicated segment will focus on corporate merchandise — not only as a branding and positioning tool but also as a vehicle of culture and identity. Participants will discuss how to move from R&D and pilot projects to full-scale deployment and scaling.
Speaker
- Vladimir Kotov, President of the Association of Developers, Manufacturers and Suppliers of Personal Protective Equipment
Serik Mazhkenov
Chief Expert, Occupational Safety and Health and Risk Management Research Unit, Federal Employment Competence Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
Chief Expert, Occupational Safety and Health and Risk Management Research Unit, Federal Employment Competence Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
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Aleksey Bezyukov
Director, Department of Occupational and Environmental Safety; Chief Technical Labour Inspector, Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia
Director, Department of Occupational and Environmental Safety; Chief Technical Labour Inspector, Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia
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Evgeniy Zibarev
Doctor of Medical Sciences; Deputy Director for Research, Research Institute of Occupational Medicine
Doctor of Medical Sciences; Deputy Director for Research, Research Institute of Occupational Medicine
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Anatoly Komarov
Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
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Elena Tyan
Head of HR Department, Gazprom Energo
Head of HR Department, Gazprom Energo
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Ekaterina Kuznetsova
Head, External Communications Office, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Head, External Communications Office, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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Alexander Kruchinin
Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
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Andrey Lisitsyn
Head of the Department of Ecology and Technosphere Safety, Russian Railways
Head of the Department of Ecology and Technosphere Safety, Russian Railways
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Maria Moskvina
Junior Researcher, Occupational Safety and Health Research Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
Junior Researcher, Occupational Safety and Health Research Centre, Russian Research Institute of Labour, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
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Nikita Sukhanov
Head, EcoStandard.soft Training Centre and Ecosystem of Services, EcoStandard Group
Head, EcoStandard.soft Training Centre and Ecosystem of Services, EcoStandard Group
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Dmitry Demidenko
Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
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Tatiana Pilipenko
Deputy General Director, Vostok-Service
Deputy General Director, Vostok-Service
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Maria Lvova
Head of the Department of Regulatory Regulation in the field of Labor Protection of the Department of Labor Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
Head of the Department of Regulatory Regulation in the field of Labor Protection of the Department of Labor Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
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Alexander Firsov
Director of the Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Protection of Velesstroy
Director of the Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Protection of Velesstroy
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Ivan Shevchenko
Deputy General Director, EcoStandard Occupational Safety and Health, EcoStandard group
Deputy General Director, EcoStandard Occupational Safety and Health, EcoStandard group
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Vasily Yaremenko
General Director, Centre for the Study and Assessment of Legal and Economic Problems of the Occupational Health and Safety System
General Director, Centre for the Study and Assessment of Legal and Economic Problems of the Occupational Health and Safety System
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Olga Kondratyeva
General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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Ekaterina Gutor
Director, Department of Medical Support for Train Safety, Central Directorate of Healthcare – a branch of Russian Railways
Director, Department of Medical Support for Train Safety, Central Directorate of Healthcare – a branch of Russian Railways
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Dmitry Kolmakov
Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Unipro
Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Unipro
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Maria Popova
Development Director, EcoStandard Group
Development Director, EcoStandard Group
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Mikhail Markov
Deputy CEO, PromMash Test
Deputy CEO, PromMash Test
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Ekaterina Aranovskaya
CEO, PLATON
CEO, PLATON
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Anna Rumyantseva
Occupational Safety and Health Director, Lemana PRO
Occupational Safety and Health Director, Lemana PRO
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Maxim Zhukovsky
President, Union of Careful and Safe Production Organizations and Specialists
President, Union of Careful and Safe Production Organizations and Specialists
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Konstantin Golovyashkin
Director, Director, North-West Regional Centre for Occupational Safety and Health
Director, Director, North-West Regional Centre for Occupational Safety and Health
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Andrey Vorotilkin
Deputy Director, Department of Labour Conditions and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
Deputy Director, Department of Labour Conditions and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
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Dmitry Ulrikh
Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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Pavel Zakharov
CEO, Safety Culture 24x7
CEO, Safety Culture 24x7
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Oleg Kupsha
Head of Industrial Safety and Production Control Department, RUSAL Management
Head of Industrial Safety and Production Control Department, RUSAL Management
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Georgy Molebnov
Director, Department of Occupational Health and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
Director, Department of Occupational Health and Safety, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
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Alexey Bezyukov
Секретарь Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России, руководитель Департамента охраны труда и экологии - главный технический инспектор труда Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России
Секретарь Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России, руководитель Департамента охраны труда и экологии - главный технический инспектор труда Федерации Независимых Профсоюзов России
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Valery Korzh
Head of the Department for Interaction with Government Agencies in the Field of Ecology, Occupational Health and Safety, EuroChem
Head of the Department for Interaction with Government Agencies in the Field of Ecology, Occupational Health and Safety, EuroChem
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Vladimir Kochetkov
Director of the Department of State Registration of Departmental Regulatory Legal Acts, Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation
Director of the Department of State Registration of Departmental Regulatory Legal Acts, Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation
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Natalia Ivanova
Leading Specialist of the Technical Information Department, ARMACON Research Center
Leading Specialist of the Technical Information Department, ARMACON Research Center
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Ekaterina Mikhailova
Deputy General Director for Certification, Standardization and Interaction with Public Authorities, PV Technoavia Firm LLC
Deputy General Director for Certification, Standardization and Interaction with Public Authorities, PV Technoavia Firm LLC
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Ilya Bodrov
Head of the Experimental Industrial Regulations, PROMMASH TEST
Head of the Experimental Industrial Regulations, PROMMASH TEST
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Igor Belyaev
Head of the State Labor Inspectorate, Chief State Labor Inspector in St. Petersburg
Head of the State Labor Inspectorate, Chief State Labor Inspector in St. Petersburg
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Elena Kozinets
Founder, Safety Games 360
Founder, Safety Games 360
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Alexey Sannikov
Head of the State Labor Inspectorate in the Saratov Region
Head of the State Labor Inspectorate in the Saratov Region
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Sergey Kostrub
Deputy General Director for Technical Issues, Industrial Safety and Ecology LLC
Deputy General Director for Technical Issues, Industrial Safety and Ecology LLC
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Alexander Turkov
Head of Department of Federal Labour Supervision Methodology, Federal Service for Labor and Employment
Head of Department of Federal Labour Supervision Methodology, Federal Service for Labor and Employment
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Andrey Moskvichev
General Director, Smarta LLC
General Director, Smarta LLC
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Vladimir Efimov
Head of the Occupational Safety Risk Management Program, Gazprom Neft
Head of the Occupational Safety Risk Management Program, Gazprom Neft
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Ekaterina Manuilova
Head of Industrial Safety Department of JSC TMH
Head of Industrial Safety Department of JSC TMH
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Konstantin Rubin
Head, Risk Management Department, AIM Management
Head, Risk Management Department, AIM Management
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Tatyana Gavrilova
Нead of Тraffic Safety, NLMK
Нead of Тraffic Safety, NLMK
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Stanislav Manerov
Director, National First Aid Council
Director, National First Aid Council
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Aigul Gallyamova
Head of Programs for the Development of Families of Specialties, Gazprom Neft
Head of Programs for the Development of Families of Specialties, Gazprom Neft
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Vladimir Kotov
President of the Association of Developers, Manufacturers and Suppliers of Personal Protective Equipment
President of the Association of Developers, Manufacturers and Suppliers of Personal Protective Equipment
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