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FINALFinal ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement Invitation To: All Safety & Health Professionals, Managers, Executives, and Advocates Greetings! The Association of Safety Practitioners of the Philippines, Inc. (ASPPI) in coordination with Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Bureau of Working Conditions (BWC), Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC), Department of Health (DOH), Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and other government partners in Region 6, will hold its 16th Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) National Convention in Diversion 21 Hotel, Iloilo City on August 27-29, 2014 with the theme: "Business Sustainability through Safety and Health Management Innovations” This three (3)-day Convention aims to gather Health, Safety and Environment professionals, managers, executives and advocates both from government and private sectors of different industries and will be an opportunity for you to: • Share your Best Industry Practices or learn new ideas, innovations and creativity in safety and health management as a strategy to improve business operations, sustainability and operational excellence. • Share Lessons Learned from incidents, crisis, and disasters. • Expand your OSH/EHS network/support group by meeting other professionals. • Receive government updates relevant to the practice of safety and health. • Be updated of ASPPI’s programs/activities. In this regard, we are inviting you and your Safety and Health personnel to attend this significant event that will surely contribute to the growth of your organization. Included in this announcement are the registration form, program of activities and other information for your easy reference. For more inquiries, please contact the National Secretariat. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you in this great gathering. Very truly yours, ENGR. JOANNE S. DIONELA ENGR. NOMER A. REYNALDO National Convention Chairman President Auditor, ASPPI National ASPPI National 2 National Organizing Committee Chairperson: JOANNE S. DIONELA, ChE, AMIChemE, AOSHC Auditor ESH Manager, OPTODEV, Inc. - ESSILOR EULARITO A. TAGALOG, RN, COHN, AOSHC Co - Chair: P. R.O. President, OHNAP Chief Finance Officer: ALICIA M. MANALO, CE, MBA, BCCP Treasurer Headline Project Delivery Manager, Manila Water Company, Inc Committee Members ASPPI National Board of Directors: NOMER A. REYNALDO NORMAN ALPUERTO President Director Asst. Vice President – SHESQ Safety and Security Manager SN Aboitiz Power Group Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. RONALD ALAN M. CANICOSA ARLENE ATIENZA Vice-President (Internal) Director Supervisor, Safety and Health Section, Safety and Training Supervisor TOYOTA Motor Philippines Corporation Pandacan Depots Services, Inc. MICHAEL D. ARGUELLES JOHN OCAMPO Vice-President (External) Director AVP for Corporate Safety, Health, Environment & Security OSH Consultant EEI Corporation LAMBERTO DIMAANO, JR. LIEZEL LEE Director Secretary EHS Manager, Ingasco, Inc. Safety Manager, Manila Water Company, Inc. JUANITO CARAGAY, JR. DIONISIO ROQUE, JR. Director Director Site Manager, Special Projects Group, Petron Corporation President and CEO, DJ Roque Construction Corporation UMAR MEDINA Director ASPPI National Secretariat Asst. Section Manager, QSHE Department Contact Details: Philippine Resins Industries, Inc. Vicars Building, #31 Visayas Avenue, Corner Road 1, Vasrsa, Quezon City, Philippines Tel: +63 2 373-4212 Telefax: +63 2 536-8975 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.asppi.org.ph 3 About ASPPI Background Organized in 1999 with the support of the DOLE through the BWC. Non-stock, non-profit professional organization. Vision To be the respected leader of all safety and health organizations in the Philippines, providing professional technical services and support programs of global standards consistent with national interest. Goal To assist DOLE in the promotion, administration and enforcement of the OSH Standards Objectives Promote professionalism in the practice of Safety and Health. Assist other institutions and establishments in maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. Strengthen camaraderie and unity among DOLE - accredited professionals. Missions To equip all safety professionals with the needed knowledge and skills in the promotion and application of safety and health programs and other related activities. To upgrade all OSH Standards, Codes, Rules/Regulations and programs to globally competitive levels in conjunction with the national government and its related agencies. To generate a continuing program of linkage and partnership with the other safety oriented organizations and entities through its chapters, for the protection and welfare of all workers, including their families. Core Values A -Active Involvement S -Sincerity P -Professionalism P -Productivity I -Integrity FULL MEMBER 4 The Location ILOILO City…The City of Love The name “Iloilo” was derived from “irong-irong”, a reference to the native word “irong” which means “nose”. The name took after the nose-like configuration of the main settlement area during the pre-Spanish period as so shaped by the Iloilo River. Chinese traders who frequent the area and who mispronounce the “r” sounds with “l” sounds, Heart-shaped island of Panay, Philippines soon popularized the term “ilong-ilong” which later evolved into the current name Iloilo. Iloilo is home for prestigious festivals such as Dinagyang Festival and Paraw Regatta. It is also the origin of the delectable La Paz Batchoy, mouthwatering seafoods, and other local cuisine. Moreover, Iloilo reflects Spanish and American architecture in its historical sites and landmarks as evidenced by the heritage mansions, churches, Dinagyang Festival universities, and government buildings while remaining true to its genuine Ilonggo culture. Iloilo City has its own linear park along its riverbanks – the Iloilo River Esplanade. It serves as recreation area, a great place for leisurely stroll or to enjoy the sunset and the rest of the evening. Located at the heart-shaped island of Panay, the “Heart” of Iloilo River Esplanade the Philippines, with the captivating gentleness of its people… Welcome to Iloilo City, the City of Love. La Paz Batchoy Miag-ao Church, UNESCO World Heritage 5 The Venue Address: Diversion Road, Mandurriao Iloilo City 5000 Philippines Tel: (33) 321-7721; 321-1856; 501-7077 Fax: (33) 321-1669 Email: [email protected] DIVERSION 21 HOTEL Warmest Greetings from DIVERSION 21 HOTEL, a premier Hotel in Iloilo City! We are pleased to share exciting news with you, as we welcome you to a world of options that make DIVERSION 21 HOTEL the perfect choice for your upcoming event in Iloilo city. We have classy and modern facilities, and reasonable rates that put the new DIVERSION 21 HOTEL in a class of its own, also engaging in impeccable service combined to give you nothing but the best. DIVERSION 21 HOTEL boasts with its premier and elegant guest rooms to the unique and luxurious Suites, wide-spaced function halls and ballrooms. Moreover, our Hotel is fully equipped with internet connectivity 24/7. We are a destination Hotel, enticing you with delectable cuisine, exquisite amenities for rest and relaxation, and nearest to entertainment , leisure and business establishments. Thank you for choosing Diversion 21 Hotel and looking forward to be of service to you. Let us be a part of your life’s unforgettable journey. SHIELA MARIE F. YAPLITO F&B/Events Manager - Diversion 21 Hotel 6 Transportation Advisory in Iloilo City Upon arrival at Iloilo International Airport in Cabatuan, Iloilo: There are three (3) options getting to Iloilo City (note: Iloilo airport is 28 kilometers from Iloilo City): Option 1: Taxi services (preferably Light of Glory or Merriam, as they are the biggest taxi companies in Iloilo). This cost PHP300-400, a bit expensive but it will bring you directly to your destination. travel time is about 30-45 minutes depending on traffic. Option 2: Airport van-for-hire (Merriam or Susie Star). Upon exiting the airport’s arrival area, you will see parked white vans (with bulldog stickers) just across the street. Tell the driver/conductor to drop you at SM City Iloilo. The ride costs 50 pesos and travel time may take 30 minutes to an hour depending on traffic conditions. Note that they cram 14 people into the van; not the most comfortable. The shuttles have their signages up when you go out of the arrival area, you won't miss them. Upon arrival at SM City Iloilo public transport terminal, you can take a taxi to your hotel (fare is no more than 100 pesos for hotels listed see page 23). Option 3: Multicab. This option is the cheapest BUT will take the longest travel time. Upon exiting the airport’s arrival area, turn right and take a short walk (50 meters) towards the end departure area. You will see white multicabs plying the airport-Santa Barbara route. The ride costs 15 pesos and will take you to their terminal across Total Gas Station in Santa Barbara town. After the multicab ride, take a jeepney (Santa Barbara) going to SM City Iloilo. Jeepney fare from Santa Barbara to SM City Iloilo is 15 pesos. Upon arriving at SM City public transport terminal, you can take a taxi or another jeepney ride as stated in option 2. Travel time for this option may range from an hour to an hour and a half depending again on traffic conditions. Friendly tips: 1.Before exiting the airport, you can ask the guards on duty to direct you to the taxi, van, or multicab terminals. Ilonggos are very loving and gentle people, and are always
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