Past Events

Join Mark Alston as he discusses practical solutions to incident investigation based on the theory of 'Safety Differently.' Content: Example of traditional root cause investigation verse a Safety Differently approach. Why root cause investigations miss important gaps. Work as Normal compared to Work as Intended. Failure is not linear. There is a messy story. Collection of evidence is key. Comparing Work as Normal vs Work as Intended unlocks true organisational issues. Operational learning questions. Put it all together – 3…

REGISTER NOW Summary: Tens of thousands of businesses around the globe are already certified, and it is expected that over 500,000 organisations will take up the standard internationally over the next decade. Join Andy Holmes as he discusses the transition to 45001. About Andy: Andy has 12 years’ experience in manufacturing including the technologically challenging world of nuclear fuel. He has over 20 years’ experience in management systems and auditing and over 10 years as a senior manager in that…

REGISTER NOW Summary: Organisations invest considerable resources in dedicated safety roles, teams and entire safety departments in the pursuit of understanding and managing safety risk. However, 30 years of research concludes that safety practitioners are largely not performing this role effectively in practice. This webinar will explain how we can use emerging theories of Safety II, Resilience Engineering and Safety Differently to transform the purpose, tasks and activities of safety practitioners to help them create foresight about the changing shape…

REGISTER NOW Summary: Heat stress surveys within a range of Australian industries have identified fatigue, irritability, headaches, cramps and nausea as common outcomes of working in hot conditions 1,2. Workers indicated that such symptoms would not prompt them to seek medical treatment and are generally not reported, as symptoms developed towards the end of, or following the work shift and are self-treated. Both the type of symptoms and the latency between exposure and symptoms, parallel those of an alcoholic hangover.…