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Case Study Championship: ‘The Occupational Safety Management System as a Tool for Human Resource Retention’

10.10.2026 10:30–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 5.6
Speaker
  • Natalia Vasilyeva, Deputy Head of the Department for Academic Affairs, 'National Research University Moscow Power Engineering Institute'
Competitions

Competition: Best Innovative Proposal for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

10.10.2026 10:30–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 8
At the dawn of their development, personal protective equipment was governed by a single principle: to protect a person from danger at any cost. Ergonomics and comfort were sacrificed to the main function, even if this created substantial inconvenience. Today this paradigm is giving way to a new philosophy. The task of modern PPE is not merely to preserve life and health but also to ensure a high quality of that life. Protection must be effective, comfortable and perfectly adapted to real working conditions. It is precisely this transition from survival to comfortable safety that is becoming the main driver of innovation. Which ideas will define the appearance of the PPE of the future? And how important is it, when creating it, to take into account not only the external threat but also the individual who daily entrusts their life to it?
Competitions

Competition: Best AI Digital Solution in the Field of Occupational Health and Industrial Safety

10.10.2026 10:30–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 9
Digital technologies are transforming occupational safety, taking it beyond formal briefings and incident response. Computer vision monitors compliance with safety standards, wearable devices and IoT sensors collect data on the environment and on employees' condition, and big data analysis identifies hidden risks that are invisible under conventional control. NLP algorithms turn text reports into a source of information about potential threats. These technologies record violations, analyse context, recognise hazardous situations and predict risks, shifting the very focus: from detecting a person without a hard hat to analysing their behaviour in a hazardous zone, from stating overheating to an anticipatory signal of a possible risk. In this way, technologies become part of day-to-day safety management.
Moderator
  • Dmitry Ulrikh, Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
Competitions

Team First Aid Championship

10.10.2026 10:45–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, Business Lounge
Dmitry Ulrikh
Head, Department of Legal Regulation and Expert Activities, National Association of Occupational Safety and Health
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