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FRIDAY 8 OCTOBER

4.30 pm - 6.30 pm

Genoa, and in live streaming

#HUMAN FACTORS SUMMIT

In the shipping and port logistics sector, both environments with a high level of complexity and unpredictability, human factors are of central importance to the functioning not only of the systems but of the entire system beyond the emergency for a future of development and prosperity. More than in other sectors, people at work must be prepared, guaranteed in their health and safety, assisted in case of problems, and satisfied with their salary and personal growth prospects.

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MAIN TOPICS

  • the new parameters for staff training in the maritime and logistic cluster
  • safety in the true sense: from the reduction of workplace risks to health risks
  • the ongoing changes in the profiles of maritime and port work
  • welfare
  • certification of skills
  • internationalisation and the impact on human factors

DETTAGLI

Chairwoman: Lucia Nappi, Responsible Director, Corriere Marittimo 

Institutional speech:

The role of the human element in maritime transport: promoting a safety culture
Giuseppe Alati, DG – Division 3, Maritime and inland navigation personnel, Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Mobility – Directorate General for the supervision of port system authorities, maritime transport and inland waterways

The challenges of training in a rapidly changing reality: new skills for the professions of the future
Paola Vidotto, General manager, FAIMM

The evolution of the roles and skills of international shipping companies
Guglielmo Davide Tassone, President of Training & Development Advisory Body, Fedespedi

Transition and connections in port work
Alessandro Ferrari, Director, Assiterminal

 

“Women in charge, goal reached?”

Panel by USCLAC – Unione Sindacale Capitani di lungo corso al Comando

The event, aimed at the entire shipping community but not only, starts from the story of cases of excellence involving women in top positions, such as ship captains and ship officers, to highlight the problems and also the opportunities that offers the sector, often misunderstood. The aim is to encourage both an expansion of employment and an improvement in the conditions of female workers in the maritime sector but also in pleasure craft, reducing the so-called “gender gap”.

Speakers:

  • Com.te Claudio Tomei, President, USCLAC
  • Palmira Petrocelli, President, Italian Institute of Navigation
  • Paola Tongiani, President, Wista Italia
  • Isabella De Martini, Medical Officer and Medical Director, Wista Italia
  • Katia Balducci, President, Navigo
  • Capitano L.C. Luciana Mirella Cambiaso
  • Com.te Antonella Scarciglia
  • Sara Moscato, III Engineer Officer
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