1. Dr. Sami Sadi
Bar Yehuda 52 P.O.Box 386 Nesher, Israel | M +972-52-3861252 T +972-4-6740401 | Sami@osh.org.il
Summary
 20+ years’ experience in Managing Safety Training and Supervision roles Israel Institute for
Occupational Safety and Hygiene (IIOSH).
 Ph.D in Business Management,Safety Management Major. B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering.
 Extensive and established experience in defining, monitoring, supervising and managing
training and safety related operation in all industry sectors, expert in the Chemical Industry.
 Ability to manage, supervise and motivate teams to performance goals.
 Comprehensive professional outlook, providing solutions to safety related issues, vast
knowledge oflocal and international safety regulations, standards and protocols,
 Ability and experience in defining and implementing safety policies and programs.
 Pro-active approach to challenges,excellent interpersonal skills.
Education:
2001-2007 Ph.D in Business Management,Safety Management Major
Raskin University, Chelmsford, United Kingdom
Thesis Research Project:
Development of a Theory for Evaluation of Effectiveness of Safety Training in the Work
Place.
1997-1998 MBA in Business Management,Safety Management Major | Derby University, Israel
1981-1986 B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering | Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva,Israel
Professional Courses and Certifications:
Safety Supervisor in the Workplace | Fire Safety Supervisor | Hazard Materials Supervisor
Human Resource Management | Internal Quality Inspections | Risk Identification and Management
Course (RIVM – Netherlands) | Certification for Preparation of a Safety Management Program
Certified for Environmental Monitoring of Chemical Materials and Noise
Computer Programming
Professional Experience:
2011 - 2014 Member ofthe Israeli Public Committee for Promotion ofSafety in the Workplace
and the Occupational Health in Israel (The Adam Committee)
1987-present The Institute ofOccupational Safety and Hygiene
Manager ofthe Haifa and North Districts (2002-present)
 Responsible for promotion of safety and hygiene in all industry and labor sectors in the
North Districts.
 Managing a team of approx. 20 employees.
 Operating, follow-up, guiding and supervising the team’s performance,towards
accomplishing goals defined in the annual plan.
 Taking an active role in the District’s ongoing activity, counseling and training in the
various workplaces.
Training Manager and Supervisor, North District (1999-2002)
 Marketing, organizing and managing the training activity in the District.
Deputy District Manger, Haifa and North District (1996-2002)
 Managing the staff and responsible for overall HR issues.
 Managing the training activity of the district.
 Active consulting and training in various industries, particularly in the Chemical
Industry.

2. Safety Supervisor, Haifa and Northern District (1990-1998)
 Consulting and training in industrial plants, expert in the Chemical Industry.
Safety Supervisor, Jerusalem District (1987-1990)
 Training and consulting in industrial plants, emphasis of safety in the workplace, while
working with chemical materials.
1986-1987 Facility Operator | Brome Compounds, Ramat Hovav, Israel
Publications:
1. Booklet: Basic Principles of Staff Training, (IIOSH),2012.
http://www.osh.org.il/uploadfiles/T-080.pdf
2. Booklet: Risks of Chemical Material, (IIOSH), April 2003.
http://www.osh.org.il/uploadfiles/b093_homarim_chim_takzir.pdf
Multiple other professional articles in safety related issues were published in the
Israeli Safety and Hygiene Journal
Languages: Hebrew – mother tongue level | English – fluent | Arabic – mother tongue
Computer skills: High command of computer tools | MS-Office applications | Internet
Referenceswill be provided upon request.