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Register Now Presented by Andy Shone (CEO, Southpac Group) What’s covered?  In the second part of this webinar series, we will dive into the practical application of HOP at an organisational level, covering examples from organisations currently putting HOP into practice, and practical pathways for introducing HOP and Learning Teams. Register for Part 1: Understanding HumanRead more

Register Now Presented by Andy Shone (CEO, Southpac Group) What’s covered?  This webinar will provide an updated introduction to Human & Organisational Performance (HOP), including principles, terminology and key concepts. It will cover important topics including Blue Line vs Black Line (WAI vs WAD), asking better questions, and the importance of understanding and improving howRead more

Register Now Presented by Vallorie Hodges and Fiona McCarthy What’s covered?  A strong prevention bias in safety thinking doesn’t offer a robust understanding of the complexity of high consequence events. Despite the best risk assessments, procedures, and people, we simply cannot prevent all incidents. We must instead balance prevention efforts with capacity to respond andRead more

Presented by Mark McLaren (Art of Work) What’s covered? What’s covered?  An enormous amount of time and energy is rightfully invested in understanding what causes and subsequently prevents a life-changing injury or a fatality from happening in the workplace. This genuine pursuit can inadvertently contribute to some unintended outcomes. The bid to stop the unwantedRead more

Register Now Presented by Mark McLaren (Art of Work) What’s covered?  An enormous amount of time and energy is rightfully invested in understanding what causes and subsequently prevents a life-changing injury or a fatality from happening in the workplace. This genuine pursuit can inadvertently contribute to some unintended outcomes. The bid to stop the unwantedRead more

Presented by Andy Shone (CEO, Southpac Group) What’s covered? What gets measured gets done, or so we believe! Today many organisations are driven by KPI’s and dashboards. The result of this often means that we focus on efficiency, getting stuff done quickly, as opposed to being thorough, i.e. being effective. This mindset appears to beRead more

Presented by Kelvin Genn (MD, Art of Work) What’s covered? In this webinar, Kelvin explores human-centred design and the principles of safety differently to build and sustain operational effective critical controls. Listen to the audio Watch the video Presenter About Kelvin Genn e: kelvin@genn.com.au w: Art of Work Kelvin Genn is the Art of Work’s Managing Director.Read more

The biggest challenge when it comes to systems thinking is a fixation on ‘human error’ and the behaviour of workers at the so-called sharp end when trying to understand and manage safety, according to the University of the Sunshine Coast. It is normal to see human error stated as the primary cause in up toRead more

Register Now Presented by Kelvin Genn (MD, Art of Work) What’s covered?  Kelvin will explore human centred design and the principals of safety differently to build and sustain operational effective critical controls. About Kelvin Genn Kelvin Genn is the Art of Work’s Managing Director. He is a strategic systems thinker with experience in Human FactorsRead more

Presented by Jo Kitney (Managing Director, Kitney OHS) What’s covered? Traditional WHS/OHS manuals, procedures, forms, and excel spreadsheets are no match for the complexities of current-day business management. This has created demand for WHS/OHS management systems and practices that are simple, smart and integrated, to reduce silos, duplication, and bureaucracy. As we shift from the traditionalRead more