Safety - our number one priority

Safety is one of Hupac’s major priorities. The company aims at carrying out a safe and reliable transportation system, ensuring maximum safety in all its fields of activity.

 

Safety objectives

Our main safety objectives relate to the prevention of accidents in terminals and on the railway lines, the integrity of load units and smooth operation of the wagon fleet.

 

Compliance with legislation

Hupac conforms to the statutory safety provisions; if necessary, the company voluntarily implements additional measures.

 

Active management

Hupac makes available the instruments, resources and processes needed to guarantee an adequate system for safety management.

 

Focus on prevention

Hupac supports every initiative aimed at preventing safety-relevant disruptions or accidents.

 

Adequate training

Hupac's employees are adequately trained allowing them to perform their functions conscientiously and responsibly.

 

Dangerous goods

Hupac has put in place a centralised service specifically dedicated to this kind of transport, headed by a Dangerous Goods compliance advisor, appointed and trained according to the provisions of Directive 96/35/CE. 

 

Monitoring and improvement

Hupac regularly verifies the safety level in the company to identify any shortcomings and intervening in critical situations. Monitoring and controlling provide the basis for the continuous improvement process.

 

Teamwork

Safety is the result of teamwork involving collaborators, partners, customers and supervisory authorities. Hupac promotes an open, constructive dialog and supports awareness and motivation of all individuals, with the objective of creating an effective safety culture.

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Hupac Intermodal Forum "Go intermodal. Go digital"

Annual Event - 17 May 2019, Como

Programme and speeches

 

Opening

Hans-Jörg Bertschi, President of Hupac Ltd

 

Presentation

"Innovative tank containers" - Thorsten Bieker, Vice President Rail, BASF

 

Keynote

"10 things you need to know about the future -  and what they may   mean for the future of transportation" - Gerd Leonhard, futurist, humanist, CEO The Futures Agency 

 

Panel discussion  

Michail Stahlhut, CEO Hupac Intermodal
Guido Pietro Bertolone, CEO Arcese Trasporti
Leo Brand, CIO Vopak
Nicolas Perrin, CEO SBB Cargo
Thorsten Bieker, Vice President Rail, BASF

Keith Dierkx, IBM Global Industry Leader for Freight, Logistic and Rail

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