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The ISSA-Section Machine and System Safety was founded in 1975. Its commitment is to improve safety and health at work in the field of machine and system safety worldwide. More information
It is one of the 14 international prevention sections of the Special Commission on Prevention of the International Social Security Association (ISSA). Each Section has its own work plan and contributes to the Special Commission's working program. The Special Commission coordinates the joint activities of the international sections in the field of prevention of occupational risks. More information
The International Social Security Association (ISSA) - founded in 1927 - is the world’s leading international organization for social security institutions, government departments and agencies. The ISSA promotes excellence in social security administration through professional guidelines, expert knowledge, services and support to enable its members to develop dynamic social security systems and policy throughout the world. More information
President: | Jürgen Schulin |
Vice-Presidents: | Olivier Favre Georg Effenberger Corrado Delle Site Marc Wittlich |
Secretary general: | Andrea Weimar |
The Section on Machine and System Safety is open to all interested experts involved in occupational safety and health protection from insurance carriers, research institutions, enterprises and groups as well as to individuals. Participation in these international working groups leads to valuable contacts and exchange of experiences.
Ordinary members, ISSA-members and non-profit-organizations | 490,- Euro |
Corresponding members | |
- Other organizations and companies | 650,- Euro |
- Individual persons | 120,- Euro |
The membership fees are not raised by the ISSA-Section Machine and System Safety but by the Mannheim Association for the international promotion of machine and system safety e.V.
Please apply by an informal letter or e-mail to: mailto:scholl(at)ivss.org
Financial affairs are carried out by the Mannheim Association for the international promotion of machine and system safety e.V. (registered association)
Objectives of the association are the promotion and improvement of safety and health at work in the field of machine and system safety. The association, while observing the principles of voluntariness and excluding aspects of party politics, religion, denomination, profession and race, promotes in particular practice-oriented development of knowledge and experience from national and international viewpoints through worldwide co-operation, with international organizations.