Tim Tregenza

EU-OSHA

Tim Tregenza is Senior Network Manager at the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. He is responsible for the Agency’s network of national focal points as well as its external relations. Before joining EU OSHA in 2001, he was a labour inspector in the United Kingdom.

Ulrike Bollmann

ENETOSH

Ulrike Bollmann is Head of International Cooperation at the Institute for Work and Health of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV). Ulrike has been the founder and coordinator of the European Network Education and Training in Occupational Safety and Health (ENETOSH) since 2005. She has been organizing international events on strategies in occupational safety and health and mainstreaming OSH into education for many years. Most recently, she published a book on safety and health competence for cultures of prevention together with George Boustras. Ulrike is a member of the Editorial Board of Safety Science, a member of the Steering Group of EU-OSHAs recent campaign, a member of the Scientific Committee on Education and Competency Development of OSHAfrica, and member of the Advisory Boards of some Erasmus+ projects.

Lorenzo Munar

Prevention and Research Unit, EU-OSHA

Lorenzo Munar has been working as a Project Manager at the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work since October 2006. He is currently involved in the Musculoskeletal Disorders OSH overview project and he is the content manager of the Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2020-2022 on Musculoskeletal Disorders. Before he managed the OiRA project, a legacy of the European Campaign 2008-09 on Risk Assessment. Before joining the Agency he worked as a researcher at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, where he carried out several studies about stress, OSH and gender issues and OSH prevention in different activity sectors.

Lorna Taylor

Lorna Taylor is a Chartered Physiotherapist, initially specialising in paediatrics and latterly moving into occupational health and ergonomics. She has worked within the UK education sector for over 12 years and is an advocate for improved musculoskeletal health and wellbeing for staff and students. Lorna is currently working with the European Agency for Occupational Safety and Health offering musculoskeletal health guidance for teachers, teaching assistants, children and young people. She has written two OSHwiki articles, developed national musculoskeletal health guidance for early years workers and has been involved in research exploring work-related MSDs in the education sector. Lorna is always delighted to share latest research and good practice.