The Signing Ceremony of the OHS Technologies Dissemination Project, implemented by the Confederation of Turkish Employers’ Unions (TİSK) and the TİSK Microsurgery Foundation (TİSK MCV), which operates with the aim of instilling the occupational health and safety (OHS) culture in businesses, was held on April 8, 2022. .
With this ceremony, Turkey’s “Journey to Zero Accident” process, which is carried out to prevent accidents that cause great material and moral losses, with the use of technology, was initiated with this ceremony. Here are the details…
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Protocol signed!
The ceremony was attended by Kocaeli Deputy Governor İsmail Gültekin and Occupational Health and Safety Acting General Manager Assoc. Dr. It was held with the participation of Mr. Muhittin Bilge. At the ceremony, one of the main stakeholders of the project, Mr. F. Fethi Hinginar, Chairman of TİSK MCV Board of Directors, Mr. Levent Kocagül, TİSK Executive Board Member, and Mr. Sercan Esen, CEO of intenseye, made opening speeches and signed the protocol.
The following statements were made in the statement made by the TİSK Board of Directors:
Today, we are very pleased to start Turkey’s journey to zero accident process with these signatures. With our project, which offers a technological solution supported by artificial intelligence that will spread the OHS culture, possible occupational accidents in our enterprises will be preventable.
In order to provide a healthier and safer working environment with the benefits of artificial intelligence, risks will be determined in advance and our businesses will be provided with great convenience. With our project, we will offer special solutions for many OHS needs, from social distance rules to protective equipment control, from field management to vehicle and equipment tracking.
In this project, our Foundation gives a very important support to our 200 facilities. We find this support very valuable in Turkey’s journey to zero accidents. In addition, we are very happy to break new ground with the dissemination of this technology, which was developed by Turkish engineers and opened to the world, in Turkey and in the TİSK ecosystem. We hope that the project will be beneficial for our country and our working life.”