Yousif Rahim
Address:
Regimentsveien 76,
4045 Hafrsfjord, Norway
Work: +47
94871344
Mobile: +47 97144182
E-mail
rahim@online.no
Employer:
Statoil
www.statoil.com
Technical Management - Stavanger
Affiliation:
Principal Engineer Technical Safety
Qualifications:
1987. BSc.
Economics. Al-Mustansiryah University. Baghdad, Iraq
1997 Certificate
in Health Economics, Univ. Monash. Australia
1997 Diploma in
Health Economics. Tromsø Univ. Norway
1998 Diploma in
Quality Improvement in Health Care. Univ. Helsinki, Finland
Postgraduate studies in Health and Social Administration. Norway.
Certificate in Injury Surveillance, Karolinska Institutet,
Stockholm, Sweden.
2004 Degree of
Master in Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
2010 PhD,
Enterprise Culture, Risk Management, University of Torino, Italy
Professional Experience:
1991.
Field officer assistant. UNHCR. Iraq.
1992. Head of mission assistant. Norwegian
Red Cross Society. Iraq
1992-
96 Co-ordinator and country representative.
Swedish Red Cross.
1999- October 2003.
Project leader. Safe Community. Harstad, Norway.
2003- July
2005. Coordinator, Norwegian Safety Promotion Centre.
Sept 05- July 2006 Secretary, International Society for
Violence and Injury Prevention
Aug 06- Dec 2009
Senior Consultant, Det Norske Veritas, Stavanger, Norway
Jan 2010 -
…… Principal Engineer Technical Safety, Statoil,
Stavanger, Norway
Interesting area of research:
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accident theories,
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risk
analyse methods,
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enterprise risk management,
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cost of
occupational accidents,
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economic evaluation of health and safety programs,
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incident and accident reporting and investigation,
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safe
communities and HSE management.
PhD
research title:
Accident,
incident reporting systems and investigations: consequences,
costs and burden on safety management systems in oil and gas
industry.
Research in progress:
A- Methods of
accident/incident investigations, strengths and weaknesses.
B- Reporting the near
miss
C- Review of the
existing databases for accident/incident in Oil/Gas Industry
D- Cost of accident
in offshore oil and gas industry
E- How to use the
Accident/incident information proactive
F- Cost of
occupational accidents in different Industrial countries.
G- Statistical
methods for incident/accident investigations
H- Accident/incident
reporting and investigations in Oil companies management
systems/strategies.
I- Cost of major
Accidents in Oil/Gas/Chemical industry in the last 20 years.
J- Economic
Evaluation of Injury Prevention Interventions.
K- Incident and
accident reporting system and investigations in offshore industry
L- Asset technical
integrity management
Papers Presented at International Conferences:
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Economic
evaluation of health prevention programs. 1st Nordic Baltic
Advanced Research Course, Latvia, August 2000.
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Harstad a safe
community. 10th International Safe Communities Conference,
Alaska, USA, May 2001.
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Safe Community
Criteria; Critical view. 10th International Safe Communities
Conference, Alaska, USA, May 2001.
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A model for cost
calculation; Critical review. 1st International Conference on
cost calculation in safe communities, Viborg, Denmark. October
2001.
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Safe Communities,
Norwegian Experience. 1st Asian Regional Conference on Safe
Communities, Suwon, South Korea, February 2002.
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Economic
Evaluation of Injury Prevention Interventions. Suwon, South
Korea, February 2002.
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The development
of Safe Community weekly News. 11th International Safe
Communities Conference, Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada, May 2002.
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A model for cost
calculation for injury prevention interventions. The World 6th
Congress on injury Prevention and Control, Montreal, Canada, May
2002.
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Cost of injury,
who is paying it? Nordic Baltic Advanced Research Course,
Estonia, August 2002.
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Norway: 9 years
experiences with safe communities, 12th International Safe
Communities Conference, Hong Kong. March 2003.
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The development
of safe Community Weekly News, 12th International Safe
Communities Conference, Hong Kong. March 2003.
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Safe Community;
experiences and challenges. 5th Nordic Safe Community
Conference, Helsinki, Finland, August 2003.
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Safe Community;
Norwegian Experiences, Taiwanese Safe Community Conference,
November 2003, Taiwan.
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The Effect of
Health Care Reforms on Safety Promotion in Central and Eastern
European Countries, 13th International Conference on Safe
Communities, Prague, Czech republic, June 2004.
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Safe Communities
in Different Settings. 7th World Conference on Injury Prevention
and Safety Promotion. Vienna, Austria, June 2004. (State of Art
Speaker).
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Safe Community in
Different Contexts, 2nd Taiwanese Conference on Safe
Communities, October. 2004. Taipei, Taiwan. (Key Note Speaker)
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Safe Communities
Developments and Challenges, 1st Estonian Conference on Safe
Communities, Rapla Estonia. October 2004. (Key Note Speaker)
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Injury Prevention
in Global Perspective. 14th International Conference on Safe
Communities, Bergen, Norway. June 2005.
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Safe Community: A
model for building partnerships. 4th African Regional Conference
on Safe Communities. Port-said, Egypt. July 2005.
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Injury prevention
and safety promotion in Europe, current status and future
challenges. Pre-event for the 1st European Injury prevention
and safety promotion conference. Erteria, Greece, September
2005.
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Safe Community:
new developments and status. 1st Public Health Workshop of the
city of Madrid. Spain. 5 - 6 October 2005.
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Towards
Sustainability: Challenges and Demands for Safe Community in
Europe. The 3rd Asian Regional Conference on Safe Communities,
Taipei, Taiwan. October 2005. (Key Note Speaker)
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Empowerment of
communities within Safe Community concept. The 6th Nordic
Conference on Safe Communities. Karlstad, Sweden. November
2005.
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Partnership in
building successful injury prevention programs. National Medical
conference (Klinnikum 2006). Tartu, Estonia February 2006.
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Safe Communities’
model: evidence and research needs, 1st European Conference on
Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion. Vienna, Austria, June
2006. (Key Note Speaker).
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The role of
general practitioners in creating safe community. The 7th
Mediterranean family Physician conference, 4th International
Family Physician Conference. Antalya, Turkey. 25-29 April 2007.
(Key Note Speaker).
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Bridging the Gap
between Industries and Safe Communities. The 4th Asian Regional
Safe Communities. Bangkok, Thailand, November 2007. (Key Note
Speaker).
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Risk Management
in Complex Safety Systems, PhD Safety Research Course, NIVA,
Lithuania, April 2008
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Cost of
Occupational Accidents, PhD Safety Research Course. NIVA,
Klaipeda, Lithuania, April 2008.
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Using Risk
Assessment Matrices in Ranking Projects and Modifications in the
Petroleum Industry. The 2008 International Scientific School
"Modelling and Analysis of Safety and Risk in Complex Systems
(MA SR – 2008) St. Petersburg, Russia. June 2008.
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Factors Affecting
Near Miss Reporting. ENBIS 2008 European Network for Business
and Industrial Statistics. Athens, Greece, September 2008.
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Safety in
different Cultures. Norwegian Forum for Oil Ergonomists.
Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority. 13 November 2008.
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5C Model, a New
Approach to Asset integrity Management. Summer Safety and
Reliability Seminars. 20-25 July 2009. Gdansk-Poland
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Industries
Community Safety Responsibilities, 18th International Safe
Community Conference, 14 August 2009, Cali-Colombia. (Key Note
Speaker).
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Challenges in
estimating the cost and burden of occupation accidents. European
Network for Business and Industrial Statistics, Göteborg,
Sweden. 22 September 2009.
Recent Publications:
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The Effect of
Health Care Reforms on Safety Promotion in Central and Eastern
European Countries, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden,
2004.
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Safe Community:
Fælles visioner og strategier. Ulykkesforskning and forebyggelse.
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed. Center for Ulykkesforskning.
Denmark. Maj 2005.
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Safe Community in
Different Settings, International Journal for Injury Control and
Safety Promotion. June 2005; 12 (2):105-12.
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A Study on Trend
and Prediction of Fatal Traffic Injuries prevalence in Shanghai.
Traffic injury Prevention, December 2006; 7(4): 403-407.
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Pattern of
traffic injuries in Shanghai: Implications for Control.
International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion.
December 2006; 13(4):217-25.
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Information
Extraction Approaches to Unconventional Data Sources for “Injury
Surveillance System”: the Case of Newspapers Clippings. Working
paper 2 - 2007.
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The cost of
foreign bodies’ injuries in the upper aero-digestive tract: Need
for a change from a clinical to a public health perspective?
International Journal of Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology.
September 2007; 71(9):1391-98.
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Risk factors and
geographical heterogeneity in unintentional home injuries
incidence rate: new evidence based on Multiscopo Survey in
Italy. International Journal for Injury Control and Safety
Promotion. December 2007; 14(4): 203-13.
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A study on
Bicycle-Related Injuries and costs in Shanghai, China. (in
Press, Journal of Environmental Health, approved March 2010).
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Safety behaviours
and the occurrence of injuries among works in Izmir, Turkey. (In
Press 2009)
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Using Risk
Assessment Matrices in Ranking Projects and Modifications in the
Petroleum Industry. The 2008 International Scientific School
"Modelling and Analysis of Safety and Risk in Complex Systems
(MA SR – 2008) St. Petersburg, Russia. June 2008.
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Factors Affecting
Near Miss Reporting. ENBIS 2008 European Network for Business
and Industrial Statistics. Athens, Greece. September 2008
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A risk-based
approach to setting priorities and ranking of investments,
projects and modifications in the petroleum industry. (In Press.
Frontiers in Finance, 2010)
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Safety as a
Corporate Social Responsibility. (In press, 2010)
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5C Model, a New
Approach to Asset integrity Management. Proceedings book. Summer
Safety and Reliability Seminars. Volume 2. July 2009. Poland.
(Submitted to International Journal of Pressure Vessels and
Piping)
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Challenges in
estimating the cost and burden of occupation accidents. European
Network for Business and Industrial Statistics, September 2009.
Göteborg, Sweden.
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Family
Physicians’ Opinion about their competence in primary care
practice management. Public Health, economy and management in
Medicine. 2009. 29(2): 5-11.
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A Study on
Fall-related Injuries for all age groups in Shanghai. (Submitted
to International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion)
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The Role of
Leadership in Corporate Social Responsibility (Ready for
submission, 2010)
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Focus Group
Interview: main characteristics and its applicability for risk
assessment and analysis. (Ready for submission, 2010)
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Patterns and
characterisation of severe occupational accidents/incidents
reported in oil and gas industry during 1975-2009. (Ready for
submission, January 2010)
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Professional
memberships:
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International
Health Economics Association.
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International
Society for Violence and Injury Prevention.
Duties and responsibilities:
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Chairman,
European Safe Community Network. 2004-2008
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Board Member,
International Society for Violence and Injury Prevention. 2004-
2010.
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Chairman,
International Organizing committee, The 14th International Safe
Community Conference, Bergen, Norway. 13-15 June 2005.
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Chairman.
International Organizing Committee, the 3rd Asian Regional
Conference on Safe Communities. Taipei, Taiwan. 19-22 October
2005.
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Member in
Organising Committee. Nordic Safe Communities Conferences.
2002-present
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Editor of the
Safe Community Weekly News, September 2001- 2006
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Member of the
editorial Board, International Journal of Injury Control and
safety Promotion. 2004- present
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Member of
Scientific Committee, International Safe Community Conferences,
2002 Ontario, 2003 Hong Kong, 2004 Prague, Bergen 2005, Cape
Town 2006, Bangkok 2007, New Zealand 2008, Colombia 2009.
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Member of
Scientific committee, World Injury Prevention and Safety
Prevention Conferences, 2002 Montreal, 2004 Vienna, 2006 Durban,
2008 Mexico.
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Chair,
Pre-Conference seminar on Work Safety; 19th International
Conference on Safe Communities, Suwon-Korea. 23-26 March 2010.
Editorial Board:
International Journal
of Injury Control and Safety Promotion
Public Health,
Economy and Management in Medicine Journal.
Languages:
Fluency in writing
and speaking; English, Norwegian, Kurdish and Arabic.
Very good command on;
speaking, reading and writing in Persian and Turkish.
And low level in
Russian language.
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