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Be more active!This is part of Wenche Brenne Drøyvold´s philosophy. Wenche works at Proactima’s office in Trondheim and is heading up the work within health and working environment in the company. Wenche has published the book “Klar – ferdig – gå”.
She has written a different book, with professional grounding and at the same time seasoned with many everyday experiences through easily accessible texts. Through the book, Wenche wants to give the reader knowledge and inspiration to be more active in everyday life.
“Today there are many experts who speak out, and sometimes I get the impression that we should call an expert to know how we are doing,” says Wenche and smiles. She takes the floor for increased everyday activity and wishes through the book to inspire readers to be active, each on their level.
Activity gives better health
The first two chapters are written as a refill for the reader, while the next chapters are a recipe for getting started. Wenche emphasizes that a good everyday life must consist of different ingredients, including physical activity.
“Activity is important to everything. Everyone knows that it is good for the muscles and bones, but we should also remember that daily activity fills in with good ingredients in the blood. All of this contributes positively, also to our mental health”, says Wenche. And she speaks with considerable academic weight, with a PhD in social medicine.
Wenche transfers the knowledge of physical activity to apply to all types of organizations. A company must be in good physical shape to cope with the challenges. Both privately and in a job context, you need to be aware of the development areas and decide to make a change. It will contribute to a more positive everyday life!Interested? You can buy the book at Løpelabbet or at www.haugenbok.no
First in Norway with ICS e-learning courseAs the first Norwegian company, Proactima launches an e-learning course within the Incident Command System (ICS); an e-learning course that is adapted to Norwegian practice in emergency preparedness management. The course is in English, which means it can easily also be used by Norwegian companies working internationally.
– We have adapted the course to Scandinavian conditions which makes the course extra attractive, says Trygve Eeg Tunes, Head of Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Communication in Proactima.
Many people have already completed the Proactima course and the feedback is positive. During the coming weeks, the ICS-200 course will be launched, also as an e-learning course. Together with EMCI, Proactima offers all types of ICS training, both at basic and advanced levels.
EMSI is a recognized international ICS provider and collaborates with Proactima on these services. For several years Proactima has supported companies in the petroleum industry with ICS and the establishment of emergency preparedness for complex and long-term incidents.
If you are interested, please contact Henriette Aashaug Henriette.Aashaug@proactima.com
Risk management in change processesRecently, Richard Heyerdahl from Proactima made a presentation at the Field Development Conference in Bergen. He talked about risk management in change processes; a topical issue in an industry where extensive change processes are being implemented.
Heyerdahl talked, among other things, about principles for good risk management and the connection between cost reductions and events in the petroleum sector. He showed among other things to Proactima’s project for Petroleumstilsynet (report from June 2018).
The Field Development Conference is an annual conference, which was arranged in Bergen. The conference focused mainly on work processes leading up to concept selection and innovations in technology, implementation strategies and new forms of cooperation.
Heyerdahl is founder and chairman of the board of Proactima AS.
Frame agreement with SporveienProactima is entering into a frame agreement with Sporveien. Proactima will provide services within the management system, security and emergency preparedness.
“This is a very important agreement for us and fits in well with our goal of strengthening the company within the transport sector”, says CEO Trond Winther in Proactima. The agreement has a considerable breadth and includes security management, process mapping, security analyzes, emergency preparedness and exercises.
Long-term agreement
Proactima has also previously worked for Sporveien, but then as a subcontractor for another company. In this competition, Proactima reached a separate agreement, which shows that the company’s previous efforts have been positively noticed by the customer.
The agreement was effective from 1 February and has a duration of 4 years plus four options, each for one year, ie a maximum of eight years.
Sporveien
Sporveien is Norway’s largest supplier of public transport measured in number of journeys. Sporveien owns, manages, develops and operates all traffic on tram and metro in Oslo and Akershus, and operates buses on tender. The Group is also responsible for the maintenance of trams and subway trains, and manages substantial real estate. Sporveien also owns the subsidiaries Bussanlegg and Sporveien Media.
The company has 260 million travelers every year, 115 train sets, 72 trams and 759 buses. Sporveien is 100 per cent owned by the municipality of Oslo.
New employeeWe look forward to welcoming our new employee, Karianne Austad.
She starts today at Proactima’s office in Trondheim. Karianne holds a master’s degree in technical physics from NTNU in Trondheim and has experience from the supplier industry as well as from various assignments in the oil and gas business.
Welcome to Proactima!
Three vacanciesProactima now announces three positions at the Stavanger office. We strengthen ourselves within the Health and working environment (two positions) and within the field of Security (one position). If you have the right competence, you are welcome to contact one of the contact persons.
We promise you a pleasant working environment, with challenging tasks and projects. We have competitive salary and pension terms.
Security:
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/1095110615
Health and working environment:
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/1095115739/
Proactima is a growing consulting company and hires new employees. February 1, two new employees start; one at the Oslo office and one at the Trondheim office. We welcome Sven Harald and Øyvind to an exciting workplace!
Sven Harald Fleischer comes from the position as operational group leader in the security section of the Storting. He is educated from the Police College and he has also studied crisis management. Work experience: The police as well as management and security work at the Storting.
In Proactima, Sven Harald will primarily work with security and emergency preparedness.
Øyvind Dahl
Øyvind Dahl comes from a position as senior researcher at SINTEF and is employed at the office in Trondheim. He holds a PhD in Sociology with specialization in security research. He has previously worked as an HSE engineer in Reinertsen.
Useful lice conferenceOver 400 attended this year’s Lice Conference in Trondheim. There was a positive response when Lonan Kierans from Proactima presented the experiences from the live lice portal for Ryfylke.
The conference dealt with new research knowledge and practical experience in relation to prevention, control and combating salmon lice. In addition, results from completed and active lice related projects were presented.
“Together with Gro Vee from MOWI, I presented the experiences from Ryfylke where we have been testing a web portal that provides useful information for those who work at the cages. Information from the portal enables them to plan activities better and be aware of infectious larvae pressure in advance”, Lonan says.
Useful portal
In short, the
portal provides up-to-date information and five-day notification of direction
and speed of local currents. It also provides a five-day alert for the spread
of infectious larvae (pre-lice stage). This alert system enables the operator
to take action to reduce the risk of increased adult female lice. This can be,
for example, by feeding the fish deeper in the sea or by placing a so-called
lice skirt around the cage.
The portal is proving to be a useful planning tool. Today, the portal is in use in Ryfylke but Lonan Kierans foresees the possibility of developing similar models for use along the coast.
Several research institutes participated in the conference, including the Institute of Marine Research, Sintef and the Norwegian Veterinary Institute. The conference was organized by FHF – The Fisheries and Aquaculture Industry´s research funding – and lasted from January 21 – 23.
The Security Act in focusRichard Heyerdahl from Proactima was one of the speakers when the law firm Føyen Torkildsen arranged a half-day seminar where they put several current legal issues on the agenda. Among the themes were the consequences of introducing a new law on privacy and consequences of the expanded Security Act, which came into force on January 1 this year.
“I talked about the expanded Security Act and focused on how the companies can fulfill the requirements and document that they do so,” says Richard Heyerdahl.
The seminar took place in The Norwegian Opera and Ballet in Oslo and had approximately 150 participants from public and private companies.