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Occupational Safety

Current Issues in Financing Preventive Measures to Reduce Occupational Injuries and Diseases

7.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 6
Financing preventive measures is an effective lever that makes it possible to stop fires rather than put them out: the money goes towards preventing injuries and occupational disease before the risks turn into real consequences. Which measures deliver the greatest effect, and which are worth backing? Where should cost-cutting never come at the expense of workers’ health?
Moderator
  • Natalya Sidorova, Deputy Chairman of the Pension and Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation
Speakers
  • Ramil Davletchin, Head of the Department for Organization of Professional Risk Insurance, Pension and Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation
  • Tatyana Konkova, Deputy Head, SFR Regional Office (Krasnoyarsk Krai)
  • Yury Marchenko, Head of the Department for Prevention and Investigation of Industrial Accidents, Monitoring of Occupational Conditions and Safety, Department of Occupational Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
  • Zufir Nurgaliev, Chief Executive Officer, All-Russian Coal Industry Employers’ Association
  • Olga Smekhneva, Chief Specialist, Healthcare Group, Lebedinskiy GOK
Occupational Safety

Practice in Exercising Powers to Investigate Accidents

7.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 6
Investigating accidents at work is a procedure refined down to the last detail: strict deadlines, standardized reports, and a clear principle for forming the commission. Digital transformation, however, is changing the established order of work, and the new reality raises a whole range of practical questions for professionals. How can they adapt to the N-1S form, establish seamless synchronization of data between the company, the Social Fund, and document management systems, and conduct remote interviews in a legally sound way?
Moderator
  • Dmitry Demidenko, Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
Occupational Safety

Effective Tools for Working with Contractors to Mitigate Occupational Risks and Ensure Sustainable Development of the Organisation

7.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 9
Choosing a reliable contractor does not in itself guarantee a good outcome: what matters is how far their approaches, expertise, and safety culture meet the client’s requirements, and how effectively the two sides work together. How can the professional knowledge and skills needed to meet those requirements be assessed and developed further, and which practices in training, certification, and competence testing deliver the best results? Which tools for client-contractor cooperation genuinely deliver a high standard of occupational safety rather than remaining a formality?
Moderator
Speakers
  • Evgeny Vdovenko, Expert in the field of «Safety at work at height» PV LLC «Firm «Technoavia»
  • Radik Iblyaminov, Executive Director, Opora Plus
  • Denis Smirnov, Deputy Head, North-West Interregional Territorial State Labour Inspectorate
  • Vasily Yaremenko, General Director, Centre for the Study and Assessment of Legal and Economic Problems of the Occupational Health and Safety System
  • Elena Yaroslavtseva, Executive Director, Thermika Group
Occupational Safety

The Evolution of Occupational Safety Training in Nuclear Industry Organisations

7.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, Atom Hall
In partnership with ROSATOM State Atomic Energy Corporation

Moderator
  • Ol'ga Zhuravleva, 1st Category Personnel Training Engineer, Rosatom Technical Academy
Speakers
  • Leonid Dezhurny, Chief Researcher, Federal Research Institute for Health Organization and Informatics, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Chief External Expert on First Aid, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Doctor of Medical Sciences
  • Alexander Karev, Deputy Director of the Central Institute of Advanced Training - Director of the National Medical Center, Rosatom Technical Academy
  • Tatyana Kuznetsova, Director General, Atomsiz Trading House
  • Ivan Kurchin, Head of the PPE Testing Laboratory, Monitoring
  • Inna Lapshina, Head of the Occupational Safety Department, Russian Union of Nuclear Power and Industry Workers (RPRAEP)
  • Dmitry Tyutyaev, Deputy Director General – Director for Conformity Assessment of Products and Production Systems, Russian Register Certification Association
Occupational Safety

Implementation of the Principles of Caring and Safe Production within the Framework of Presidential Instructions of the Russian Federation up to 2036

7.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5
How can new principles of caring and safe production be properly implemented? What responsibilities fall on specialists and managers? What indicators must be achieved?
Moderator
  • Maxim Zhukovsky, President, Union of Careful and Safe Production Organizations and Specialists
Speakers
  • Татьяна Бурцева, Руководитель проектов, ООО «ЕЮС»
  • Dmitry Gokov, Founder, SMART Consulting
  • Sergey Morozov, First Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on Regional Policy and Local Self-Government; Federal Coordinator, Project "Choose Your Own"
  • Svetlana Petrova, Director General, Centre for Entrepreneurship Support and Development
Occupational Safety

Masterclass ‘Comprehensive Protection of the Chemical Worker and the Welder. Hazards and Risks. Selection of PPE’

7.10.2026 14:30–16:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5.6
Moderator
Speakers
  • Maria Golovko, Deputy Head, Department of Power Engineering Development, Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation
  • Evgenia Ibakhaeva, Head of the ‘Workwear’ Department, Product Marketing Directorate, Vostok-Service
  • Ivan Kichigin, Бренд-менеджер, Сварка, Екатеринбург
  • Evgeniy Chebykin, Head of Spirotek direction, Vostok-Service Group of Companies
Occupational Safety

Main Approaches to Drafting Work Plans for High-Hazard Operations

7.10.2026 14:30–16:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, the roundtable 5.6
High-risk work requires both a formal permit and thorough advance preparation: from analyzing the conditions in which the work will be carried out to defining safety measures, the make-up of the team, the monitoring arrangements, and the actions to be taken in any emergency. How should the conditions of the work be analyzed so that hazards are correctly identified and a safe method chosen? What requirements apply to setting up work areas and to the use of personal and collective protective equipment, and how should cooperation between those involved be arranged so that supervision by responsible persons is a genuine risk management mechanism rather than a formality?
Moderator
  • Olga Kondratyeva, General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
  • Ilya Gladky, Deputy CEO, VENTO-2M
  • Vladimir Kuznetsov, Director, Crimean Steeplejack Training Centre
  • Alexander Oreshkov, Deputy Chief Engineer, Transenergo Branch of Russian Railways
  • Dmitry Frolov, Head of Personal Safety Barriers Implementation, Gazprom Neft
  • Vasily Yaremenko, General Director, Centre for the Study and Assessment of Legal and Economic Problems of the Occupational Health and Safety System
Occupational Safety

Quality Assurance in Special Working Conditions Assessments

8.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 4
Although the special assessment of working conditions has been carried out for more than twelve years, the issue of ensuring the quality of its conduct remains relevant. Within the session, experts and participants will examine what to pay attention to when drawing up the terms of reference for a special assessment of working conditions. The legal aspects of the procedure and the overdue changes to the regulatory framework aimed at improving legislation in the field of special assessment will be examined in detail, including control (supervision) over compliance with legislation during the special assessment of working conditions. Particular attention is planned to be given to the state expert review of working conditions, including the factual expert review of the SAWC, which is regarded as a support tool for both employees and employers. In addition, experience of organising and conducting the SAWC on the part of the employer will be presented.
Moderator
Speakers
  • Vadim Pshenichny, Head of the Labour Relations and Social Partnership Section, Occupational Health and Social Partnership Department, Committee for Labour and Employment of the Leningrad Region
  • Alexander Turkov, Head of Department of Federal Labour Supervision Methodology, Federal Service for Labor and Employment
Occupational Safety

The Link Between an Employee’s Physical and Mental State and Workplace Injuries

8.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 9
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
  • Alexey Bezyukov, Secretary, Head of the Department of Labor Protection and Ecology – Chief Technical Labor Inspector, Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia
  • Anatoly Komarov, Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
  • Marina Tovstiy, Project Manager, Federal Center for Public Works "All-Russian Research Institute of Labor" of the Ministry of Labor of Russia
Occupational Safety

Open Session of Gazprom Neft Managing High-Risk Work Using AI and Digital Tools

8.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, Atom Hall
In partnership with Gazprom Neft

Gazprom Neft will present the company's experience in managing high-risk operations at production facilities using artificial intelligence and digital tools. The use of these solutions makes it possible to manage risks more effectively, improve operational performance indicators and ensure the preservation of employees' life and health.
Moderator
  • Aleksey Sukhodolov, Head of the Directorate for the Implementation of the Operational Management System and Industrial Safety for Exploration and Production, Gazprom Neft
Speakers
  • Dmitry Kostin, Head of the Group on the implementation of barriers in the field of man-made and environmental accidents, Gazprom Neft
  • Alexander Frolov, Head of the Function for the Implementation and Certification of the Industrial Safety Management System, Gazprom Neft
  • Evgeny Tsynaev, Programme Manager for the Industrial Safety Project Portfolio Management in Exploration and Production, Gazprom Neft
Occupational Safety

Closed event. Business Breakfast ‘Women's Leadership through Care: Professional Path, Support, Safety’

8.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, Winter conference hall
Occupational Safety

Occupational Safety Training: Key Changes and Practice in Applying the Law

8.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 6
How can occupational health and safety training be made more effective, and which approach and formats should be introduced in companies so that knowledge translates into skills and real actions? How is the approach to occupational health and safety training changing: from confirming that a course has been completed to confirming that an employee is capable of acting safely in a real work situation. Why knowledge ≠ skills: we will examine how to move from the transfer of knowledge to the development of practical skills. Choosing training formats: why different formats are needed for different learning objectives, and how to select them. How to link training to the realities of the workplace: why it is important to design training so that the learning situation is close to the real one. What needs to be organised after training so that the skill is retained: regular feedback, review of hazardous situations, and periodic practice of actions.
Moderator
  • Alena Titova, Director, Continuing Professional Education Department, Smarta
Speakers
  • Oleg Gatilov, Instructor, LLC «ATM»
  • 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
  • Svetlana Sakhapova, Head of Programs for the Development of Families of Specialties, Gazprom Neft
  • Dmitry Ulrikh, Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
  • Darya Kholomina, Head of the Occupational Safety Department, TekhnoKontur
  • Diana Chislash, Head of Corporate Relations Development, Netology Educational Platform
Occupational Safety

Robotics and Automation in Occupational Safety in the Electric Power Industry

8.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 8
Robotisation and automation are gradually changing approaches to ensuring safety in the electric power industry: computer vision, unmanned systems, intelligent monitoring, predictive analytics and digital control systems make it possible to identify hazardous situations earlier and to reduce the presence of workers in high-risk zones. Central to the discussion are the practical capabilities of these technologies: where they are already able to replace humans in inspecting power transmission lines and substations, monitoring hazardous zones and detecting violations, and where professional experience and human oversight are still necessary. Particular attention is required by issues of liability and the new risks of the digital environment: how to ensure the reliability of decisions made by automated systems; who is responsible for an algorithm's error; how to protect data and equipment from cyber threats; how will the requirements for the competencies of occupational safety specialists change? An important topic is also the transition from recording violations to predicting risks – using data on equipment, personnel actions and the production environment to prevent incidents before they occur.
Moderator
  • Almaz Galimov, Director of the Branch, JSC «Setevaya Kompaniya»
Speakers
  • Rushan Davletshin, Director, Live-Line Work Centre
  • Radik Iblyaminov, Executive Director, Opora Plus
  • Dmitry Frolov, Head of Personal Safety Barriers Implementation, Gazprom Neft
Occupational Safety

Specific Features of Occupational Safety in the Pharmaceutical Industry

8.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5
Pharmaceutical production is developing faster than the regulatory and methodological framework is being updated. For enterprises, this creates practical difficulties: maximum allowable concentrations or tentative safe exposure levels have not been established for all pharmaceutical substances, the necessary measurement methods are lacking, and certain provisions of the current special assessment of working conditions methodology do not give an unambiguous answer as to how working conditions should be assessed at specific workplaces. As a result, enterprises face uncertainty when conducting the special assessment of working conditions, confirming the safety of working conditions and complying with mandatory requirements. The relevance of these issues persists against the background of the development of domestic pharmaceutical production and the emergence of new types of medicinal products. Which problematic areas of the current regulation exist, and which approaches to resolving them are possible?
Moderator
  • Darya Kosheva, Head of Strategic Development Projects, EcoStandard Group
Speakers
  • Pavel Zhiltsov, Chairman of the Occupational Safety and Environmental Committee, Kaluga Pharmaceutical Cluster
  • Ekaterina Mayorova, Head of the Environmental Design and Consulting Department, EcoStandard group
  • Alla Savchenko, Head of the Department of Industrial Pharmacy, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
  • Evgeniya Frantskevich, Senior Specialist in Occupational Health, Safety and Environment, AstraZeneca Industries
Occupational Safety

Optimizing OHS Management System Processes and Using Digital Tools to Boost Productivity

8.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 2
Automating routine processes, digital training, analytics, and monitoring all help to reduce the volume of operational tasks and ease the burden on occupational safety professionals. Which digital tools – platforms, simulators, VR and AR solutions, monitoring systems – improve the quality of occupational safety training and lighten the load on professionals rather than adding to it? How do these solutions change productivity and employee engagement, and what helps to prevent breaches in the workplace before they occur? Which matters more for the outcome: the technological capability itself, or how it is integrated into OSH management processes, how its effectiveness is assessed, and how risks are minimized?
Moderator
Speakers
  • Ivan Blokhin, Head of the Occupational Safety Division, Gazprom Transgaz Tomsk
  • Mikhail Zhiganov, Head of the Safety Culture Development Directorate, Norilsk Nickel
  • Sergey Kostrub, Deputy General Director for Technical Issues, Industrial Safety and Ecology
  • Georgy Piguzov, Head of the PPE Provision Standards Department, Vostok-Service
  • Elena Yaroslavtseva, Executive Director, Thermika Group
Occupational Safety

Occupational Safety Audit: New Tools, Trust in the Result and How to Avoid Self-Deception

8.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 1
The safety of an enterprise can be assessed at three levels: compliance with mandatory requirements, the actual condition of facilities and processes, and the behaviour of people in the absence of control. Audit tools are being updated faster than the assessment itself is changing: big data, artificial intelligence, certification, behavioural walkarounds and safety culture diagnostics expand the possibilities of verification, but do not remove the question of trust in its result. A separate challenge is how to involve company management in this frame of reference: which safety indicators top management sees and how they relate to the real state of affairs at the sites. The experience of industrial companies and certification bodies shows which techniques sustain the reliability of assessment and how new tools are changing the requirements for the auditor's professional judgement.
Moderator
  • Elena Biryukova, Head of the Occupational Health and Safety Department at RPK JSC, TÜF Austria consultant in Occupational Health and Safety and Safety Culture
Speakers
  • Vsevolod Ageev, Director for Occupational Safety and Industrial Safety, Eastern Mining Company
  • Alexander Kruchinin, Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
  • German Simakov, Head of Occupational Health and Safety Department, RUSAL
  • Igor Tokarev, Head of Incident Investigation, Gazprom Neft
Occupational Safety

Monitoring OHS Conditions. A Ranking of Russia’s Regions

8.10.2026 14:30–16:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 6
Moderator
  • Marina Tovstiy, Project Manager, Federal Center for Public Works "All-Russian Research Institute of Labor" of the Ministry of Labor of Russia
Speakers
  • Irina Vedrova, Head of the Labour Relations Department, Department of Labour and Employment of the Tyumen Region
  • Yury Marchenko, Head of the Department for Prevention and Investigation of Industrial Accidents, Monitoring of Occupational Conditions and Safety, Department of Occupational Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
  • Maria Nazarova, Reviewer, Department of Working Conditions and Occupational Safety and Health, Ministry of Labour of the Russian Federation
  • Aleksey Fedoseev, Minister of Labour of the Tula Region
Occupational Safety

Business Game: What? Where? OSH!

8.10.2026 14:30–16:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5
This is a vibrant educational format adapted to the specifics of occupational safety. Developed by specialists from the training centre and the occupational safety department of the EcoStandard group, the game allows participants to test their knowledge in a light and engaging way, encounter non-standard situations and find solutions under time pressure. Teams will have to answer tricky questions, solve logic puzzles and apply practical skills.
Occupational Safety

Distinctive Features of Occupational and Industrial Safety Management in Organizations.

8.10.2026 14:30–16:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 3
Strategies have evolved from technical and organizational measures – engineering solutions, standards, monitoring – towards behavioural ones, where the focus falls on engaging staff, the role of managers, and instilling conscious, safe behaviour. A successful strategy demands a systematic approach: integrating every area of safety (industrial, fire, transport, and medical), auditing regularly, and adapting corporate standards to the particular character of the enterprise. Many companies make the mistake of placing responsibility for the safety culture solely on the HSE function, when the initiative should come from the person at the top. An HSE strategy is a living organism and adapts to any change. Its success depends on three conditions: available resources, an objective assessment of the system’s maturity with external auditors involved, and a readiness to abandon solutions that do not work. Only a combination of these makes it possible to move from zero injuries as a target to an environment in which injuries do not occur by definition.
Moderator
Speakers
  • Olga Abramova, Head of Technical Training of the Department of Occupational Safety, Industrial Safety and Environmental Protection, Mangazia Mining
  • Vladimir Efimov, Head of the Occupational Safety Risk Management Program, Gazprom Neft
  • Ilya Kobzar, Head of Occupational Safety, RM Rail Management Company
  • Viktoriya Kostikova, Head, Competency Management Unit, Gazprom Neft
  • Nadezhda Platonova, Director of the Industrial Safety Department, Norilsk Nickel
  • Sergey Sekerin, Head of the Occupational Health and Industrial Safety Department, Krasvetmet
Occupational Safety

Training Formats in Occupational Health and Safety: from Microlearning to the Use of Gamification and Artificial Intelligence

8.10.2026 16:30–18:00
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 9
The rapid change of production processes and the introduction of digital technologies set new standards for the perception of information. How can one retain an employee's attention under conditions of a constant shortage of time and an excess of data? How do modern methodologies make it possible to transform the passive study of regulations into the active acquisition of safety skills? The search for a balance between short-term but concise formats of presenting material and the need to form sustainable behavioural patterns. The focus of attention will be on the issues of adapting complex technical regulations to the realities of the digital environment and personalising personnel development trajectories with the help of intelligent systems. The potential of game mechanics as a tool for increasing engagement and ways of evaluating the effectiveness of innovative approaches in comparison with traditional methods are considered.
Moderator
  • Alena Titova, Director, Continuing Professional Education Department, Smarta
Speakers
  • Angelina Kazaku, Editor, OT Media
  • Dmitry Marasan, Head of Industrial Safety and Production Control, Gazprom Neft
  • Lyudmila Pervyshina, CEO, NASO
  • Irina Tkacheva, Project Manager for the Development of Competency Assessment Systems in Industrial Safety, Gazprom Neft
Occupational Safety

New Technical Regulation. Changes to the Customs Union’s PPE Safety Regulations

9.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 8
On 27 April 2027, Amendment No. to the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union 019/2011 “On the Safety of Personal Protective Equipment” enters into force. This was preceded by extensive work carried out by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation, which oversees interaction with the Eurasian Commission and the EAEU member states in respect of proposals received from interested parties. What changes have been introduced to the technical regulation? When will the changes take effect? How should one navigate the selection of certificates and declarations during the transition period? Which PPE will appear in the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union 019/2011 “On the Safety of Personal Protective Equipment” for the first time? Which requirements will change? How should PPE be selected on the basis of certificates and declarations?
Moderator
Speakers
  • 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
  • Maxim Mkhitaryan, Commercial Director, Emitech
  • Vitaliya Ozerov, Deputy Head of the Standardisation Department, Vostok-Service
Occupational Safety

Best Practices in Applying Occupational Risk Assessment Results in Building the Core Processes of an OSH Management System

9.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 4
Occupational risk assessment is like a vehicle inspection: it has to be carried out regularly. Its results underpin an enterprise’s occupational safety and health management system. The more promptly the assessment reflects changes in production processes and working conditions, the more effective the preventive measures and the higher the level of safety in production. But does that mean the assessment should be revised as often as possible? What is the optimal interval for revision if it is to remain current? How can its results be built into the organization of high-risk work, and what advantages does a move from a static procedure to dynamic risk assessment offer a business?
Moderator
  • Olga Kondratyeva, General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Speakers
  • Ilya Bodrov, Head of the Experimental Industrial Regulations, PROMMASH TEST
  • Andrey Morkovnikov, Head of the Occupational Safety, Industrial Safety and Environmental Control Service, Central Infrastructure Directorate — a branch of Russian Railways
  • Georgy Piguzov, Head of the PPE Provision Standards Department, Vostok-Service
  • Nadezhda Smirnova, Head of the Department of Audits, Consulting and Risk Assessment, «EcoStandard Group»
  • Dmitry Stolovy, Head of Occupational Health and Safety, Gazprom Neft
Occupational Safety

Artificial Intelligence in HSE Operational Processes: What Already Works Today

9.10.2026 10:00–11:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5
In partnership with Gazprom Neft

Real case studies from major companies on operational processes in industrial safety: the use of AI in incident investigations and analysis, personnel training, auditing, production control, the occupational safety management system and occupational risk assessment. We will talk about the risks and responsible use of AI.
Moderator
Speakers
  • Olga Vikhrova, Occupational Health and Safety Specialist, Zenit Football Club
  • Konstantin Gnidko, Deputy Head of the Research Group, Sirius Research Centre for Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence
  • Alexander Kruchinin, Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
  • German Simakov, Head of Occupational Health and Safety Department, RUSAL
  • Vladimir Stepanov, Director of the Industrial Safety and Occupational Safety Department, OTEKO
  • Maria Chernyatina, Project Manager for Occupational Safety, Samolet Group of Companies
Occupational Safety

Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence in Occupational Safety and Health Practice

9.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 4
Digital tools, video analytics and artificial intelligence help to monitor working conditions, identify risks and improve safety in the workplace. Combining data makes it possible to find potential threats faster and to take decisions on their basis. Such technologies can be used both to monitor employees and to interact with contractors. How can AI change the work of an occupational safety specialist? Which capabilities of digital technologies still remain unused in risk management? Where do digital technologies genuinely change the approach to safety, and where do they merely automate existing processes?
Moderator
  • Dmitry Demidenko, Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
Speakers
  • Vsevolod Ageev, Director for Occupational Safety and Industrial Safety, Eastern Mining Company
  • Mikhail Ivankov, Head, Federal Labour and Employment Service
  • Lyubov Makarova, Director, Occupational Safety and Production Control Department, Grid Company
  • Denis Samokhvalov, Deputy General Director for Operations Support, EuroChem PMU
  • Nikita Semenov, Head of the Certification and Inspection Group, Gazprom Neft
  • Dmitry Ulrikh, Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Occupational Safety

The Role of Chief Executives in Establishing Leadership in Occupational Safety

9.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5
Raising occupational safety to the level of a strategic business priority runs up against one principal barrier: the insufficient involvement of the person at the top. In most companies, safety is delegated to dedicated departments, whereas genuinely reducing risk requires direct intervention by the CEO. The shift happens only when the leader personally conveys the value of employees’ lives and health through everyday operational decisions. The key problem is the gap between declared goals of zero injuries and the actual KPIs of senior management, which are geared to production targets at the expense of safety. How does a chief executive’s management style affect workers’ willingness to report breaches without fear of punishment? Why does formally signing orders fail to build a safety culture, while personal participation in site walks and incident reviews delivers a measurable economic effect?
Moderator
Speakers
  • Ekaterina Aranovskaya, General Director, Platon
  • Aleksandra Kudryavtseva, Head of Industrial Safety Management Systems and Safety Culture Development, Gazprom Neft
  • Dmitry Pipunyrov, Deputy General Director, Gazstroyprom JSC
  • Ilya Totsky, Head of Development, Strategic Development, Methodology and Analysis Department, Industrial Safety Directorate, EuroChem PMU
Occupational Safety

The Economics of Occupational Safety: Informed Management of Insurance Contributions and Working with the Social Fund of Russia

9.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 6
Occupational safety is directly linked to the economics of an enterprise: the quality of managing working conditions and occupational risks affects insurance payments, additional costs, compensation obligations and potential losses from injuries and downtime. Therefore, the task for business is not to cut spending on prevention, but to understand which solutions genuinely help to reduce risks and manage costs. The session is devoted to practical tools for managing the costs of occupational safety and compulsory social insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases. Central to the discussion is the relationship between the Special Assessment of Working Conditions, occupational risk assessment, preventive measures, insurance contributions and the financial results of an enterprise.
Occupational Safety

True or False: Experts Discuss Contentious Issues in Occupational Safety

9.10.2026 12:15–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 2
Occupational safety specialists work with a large volume of constantly updated information, which cannot always be interpreted unambiguously. As a result, even experienced professionals retain contentious perceptions: recommendations are mistaken for mandatory requirements, while important conditions and exceptions remain overlooked.
Moderator
Speakers
Natalya Sidorova
Deputy Chairman of the Pension and Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation
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Ramil Davletchin
Head of the Department for Organization of Professional Risk Insurance, Pension and Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation
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Yury Marchenko
Head of the Department for Prevention and Investigation of Industrial Accidents, Monitoring of Occupational Conditions and Safety, Department of Occupational Conditions and Safety of the Ministry of Labor of the Russian Federation
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Olga Smekhneva
Chief Specialist, Healthcare Group, Lebedinskiy GOK
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Dmitry Demidenko
Head of the Department for Federal Supervision in the Sphere of Labor
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Ekaterina Kuznetsova
Center for Occupational Safety Research
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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
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Elena Yaroslavtseva
Executive Director, Thermika Group
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Ol'ga Zhuravleva
1st Category Personnel Training Engineer, Rosatom Technical Academy
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Leonid Dezhurny
Chief Researcher, Federal Research Institute for Health Organization and Informatics, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Chief External Expert on First Aid, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation; Doctor of Medical Sciences
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Alexander Karev
Deputy Director of the Central Institute of Advanced Training - Director of the National Medical Center, Rosatom Technical Academy
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Maxim Zhukovsky
President, Union of Careful and Safe Production Organizations and Specialists
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Dmitry Gokov
Founder, SMART Consulting
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Sergey Morozov
First Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on Regional Policy and Local Self-Government; Federal Coordinator, Project "Choose Your Own"
Sergey Morozov was born on September 6, 1959 in Ulyanovsk. After graduating from high school, he worked as a machine operator at a furniture factory. He served in the Pacific Fleet from 1977 to 1980.Since 1981 he has worked at the law-enforcement bodies. He graduated from the All-Union Legal Institute with a major in law. He worked his way up from a criminal investigation inspector at the district office of internal affairs up to the head of a special anti-drug trafficking office of the Internal Affairs Department of the Ulyanovsk Region. In 1995, he was appointed head of the Internal Affairs Department of Dimitrovgrad. In December 2000 he was elected Mayor of Dimitrovgrad. In 2003, Dimitrovgrad won a federal competition and was granted the title of the “Cultural Capital of the Volga Region of 2004”. He has twice been awarded special government prizes for achievements in municipal improvements.In December 2004 Mr. Morozov was elected Head of the Administration of the Ulyanovsk Region. On March 28, 2006, the deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the Ulyanovsk Region approved Mr. Morozov’s candidacy for Governor of the Ulyanovsk Region as submitted by Russian President Vladimir Putin. On March 6, 2011, he was re-elected as Governor for a new term.Mr. Morozov has a PhD in Economy. He defended his dissertation on the subject “Formation of a socioeconomic development strategy for the region”.He is married with five children: two sons and three daughters.
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Tatiana Pilipenko
Deputy General Director, Vostok-Service
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Evgenia Ibakhaeva
Head of the ‘Workwear’ Department, Product Marketing Directorate, Vostok-Service
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Olga Kondratyeva
General Director, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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Mikhail Markov
Deputy General Director, PromMash Test
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Alexander Turkov
Head of Department of Federal Labour Supervision Methodology, Federal Service for Labor and Employment
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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
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Alexey Bezyukov
Secretary, Head of the Department of Labor Protection and Ecology – Chief Technical Labor Inspector, Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia
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Anatoly Komarov
Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
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Marina Tovstiy
Project Manager, Federal Center for Public Works "All-Russian Research Institute of Labor" of the Ministry of Labor of Russia
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Dmitry Kostin
Head of the Group on the implementation of barriers in the field of man-made and environmental accidents, Gazprom Neft
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Alena Titova
Director, Continuing Professional Education Department, Smarta
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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
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Dmitry Ulrikh
Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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Diana Chislash
Head of Corporate Relations Development, Netology Educational Platform
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Darya Kosheva
Head of Strategic Development Projects, EcoStandard Group
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Alla Savchenko
Head of the Department of Industrial Pharmacy, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
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Sergey Kostrub
Deputy General Director for Technical Issues, Industrial Safety and Ecology
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Elena Biryukova
Head of the Occupational Health and Safety Department at RPK JSC, TÜF Austria consultant in Occupational Health and Safety and Safety Culture
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Vsevolod Ageev
Director for Occupational Safety and Industrial Safety, Eastern Mining Company
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Alexander Kruchinin
Vice President for Occupational, Industrial, and Environmental Safety, Polyus Management Company
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German Simakov
Head of Occupational Health and Safety Department, RUSAL
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Igor Tokarev
Head of Incident Investigation, Gazprom Neft
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Pavel Zakharov
CEO, Safety Culture 24x7
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Vladimir Efimov
Head of the Occupational Safety Risk Management Program, Gazprom Neft
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Lyudmila Pervyshina
CEO, NASO
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Vitaliya Ozerov
Deputy Head of the Standardisation Department, Vostok-Service
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Ilya Bodrov
Head of the Experimental Industrial Regulations, PROMMASH TEST
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Andrey Morkovnikov
Head of the Occupational Safety, Industrial Safety and Environmental Control Service, Central Infrastructure Directorate — a branch of Russian Railways
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Dmitriy Samofalov
Head of Programs, Gazprom Neft
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Mikhail Ivankov
Head, Federal Labour and Employment Service
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Ekaterina Aranovskaya
General Director, Platon
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Artem Krylov
Editor-in-Chief, OT Media
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Maria Popova
Development Director, EcoStandard Group
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