DOING SAFETY DIFFERENTLY WEBINAR SERIES: MANAGING IN A CHALLENGING CHANGE ENVIRONMENT

This is the final installment in a series of four webinars being run in partnership with EY throughout 2016, around Health, Safety and the Environment.

The umbrella theme for the series is DOING SAFETY DIFFERENTLY.  This webinar will focus on the MANAGING IN A CHALLENGING CHANGE ENVIRONMENT.

Webinar Overview:

OHS professionals face a vast amount of challenges to ensure their work places are safe and healthy for their colleagues, peers, clients & stakeholders. So how do you keep organisational focus on health and safety with so many distractions?

This webinar will explore some of the technological and environmental disruptions which bring about challenges for OHS professionals.

Event Details:

DATE:          Wednesday, 19 October 2016

TIME:          2.30pm to 3.30pm  (AEDST)

FORMAT:    Webinar ( login details to be provided upon registration)

COST:          SIA Members: $20 + GST  | Non Members: $65 + GST

REGISTRATION:  Registrations close Wednesday 12 October 2016.
To register your participation please select your ticket option below.

*Please note:  This webinar is recorded and distributed to all registered attendees, along with the presentation slides approximately 3-4 days after the webinar.

YOUR SPEAKERS:

Dr Drew Rae, School of Humanities, Griffith University
Drew is Manager of the Safety Science Innovation Lab at Griffith University, where he directs and teaches the postgraduate programs in Safety Leadership.

Drew’s research brings a critical cross-disciplinary approach around the examination of myths, rituals and bad habits that surround safety practice.

Drew’s recent publications challenge the common assumption that risk assessments and incident investigations lead to safer work. He suggests alternatives based around a better understanding of the constraints that prevent safe innovation, and the resources that support successful work.

Richard Coleman
After nearly 30 years in Executive Safety, HR and Operational roles, Richard has built a wealth of experience about what works and what doesn’t work in changing organisational culture. His previous roles include GM of HSE at Asciano Limited, and Director Health, Safety & Environment at Telstra.

Richard has extensive experience in leadership, occupational health, organisational learning and executive management. He received his B.A. in Industrial Relations & Political Science from the University of New South Wales and his Master’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety at the University of Sydney.

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