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July 2018
The National Safety Show New Zealand
The National Safety Show is the largest event in New Zealand dedicated to workplace safety. The National Safety Show provides the opportunity to explore new products, services and innovations from the safety industry. Educational seminars, workshops and networking lounges arm you with all the information and resources you need to keep up to date with the HSWA, protect your employees and your business, all under one roof.
Find out more »How to Improve Work Safety with Software to Impact Profit, Performance and Culture
Presented by Nigel Woodward Organisations tend to instigate change when evidence demonstrates a positive impact on the bottom line. In this presentation, Nigel will discuss the benefits of software-based Safety Management Systems in providing sustainable, action-based processes. He will demonstrate how organisations achieve real change in safety performance, and how this directly translates to improved productivity, performance, and culture. How do software systems enable your team to work seamlessly with quick and reliable access to information? How are analytical dashboards are…
Find out more »How to Create, Share and Manage Workplace Inductions and Online Training
Presented by Sarah O'Leary Online Learning continues to be the most effective method of delivering organizational training and inductions. In fact, the latest figures from the ABS reveal Online Learning as the fastest growing method of work-related training, having increased from 12.8% in 2013 to 19.2% in 2017. Sarah O’Leary will discuss how organisations use Online Learning Platforms to share course content, test for understanding, and automatically issue certificates and notifications. Courses are web-based and can be completed anywhere with…
Find out more »ISO 45001: How to Manage a Successful Transition – Free Webinar
Presented by Bureau Veritas and myosh Thu, Jul 26, 2018 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM AEST CLICK HERE TO REGISTER The ISO 45001, the new international standard for Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems, was developed to help companies create a management system that pro-actively prevents injuries or illnesses. ISO 45001:2018 will replace OHSAS 18001 and is anticipated to replace AS/NZS 4801 and has been prepared based on the 'High Level Structure' to allows full integration with other…
Find out more »September 2018
The Safety Forum
Meet some of the most respected and leading safety thinkers in the industry. This year, myosh joins forces with The Safety Institute of Australia’s annual state conference to bring together safety professionals and industry experts to collaborate, share, and learn. Plenary sessions will focus on the concepts of Safety Differently, Psychological Health, New Technologies, Standards, and Law. Participants then choose from an exciting dual streamed program including presentations, workshops and panel discussions. The SIA stream this year will focus on Safety Differently. Is there such thing as a Safety Differently in a…
Find out more »October 2018
Webinar: Chain of Responsibility – Demystifying the Recent Law Changes
Recent HVNL changes mean that COR obligations are now interpreted in the same way as general obligations under Workplace Health and Safety legislation (see related article). Sue Bottrell provides sensible and well-informed advice to explain the impact of these changes and their impact on parties to the Chain including distributors, transporters and receivers of goods. Sue will present an informative and practical webinar looking at the changes, explaining those changes in simple terms, challenging misinformation and removing the confusion in…
Find out more »November 2018
Victoria Safety Symposium
The Safety Institute of Australia's Victorian Branch Committee is pleased to announce that planning for this year’s Victorian Symposium is taking shape. Held in Melbourne on Thursday 29 November, this year’s event will explore the theme of ‘Digital Technology in Health and Safety’. This is a topic that has gained growing exposure, as health and safety people seek to navigate their way through digital complexity, in order to both reap the rewards and manage the risks. View Program Register Speaker Spotlight…
Find out more »March 2019
Webinar: Demystifying the Recent Changes to National Heavy Vehicle Law
Sue Bottrell has worked in occupational health and safety, including the transport industry, and worker’s compensation rehabilitation, for the past 18 years. Sue is a suitably qualified OHS professional as defined by Worksafe Victoria (2008) and has qualifications in safety to a Masters level in both health and safety and law. Sue is a practicing lawyer in safety and employment law and was the first safety professional in Australia to become a Certified Chartered Generalist OHS Professional Member of the…
Find out more »Webinar: Get more out of myosh v4
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Are you new to myosh? Or, do you want to ensure that you are using myosh correctly? Learn valuable tricks and tips on how to get the most out of myosh v4. Our team will lead you through best practices so that you can dramatically improve your HSEQ productivity. Topics will include: Company Hierarchy Contact Person database Maintain Sites Keywords Management Reports Actions Hazard Register Incident Reporting Inspections Training Management Register Now…
Find out more »April 2019
Industrial Manslaughter: Coming Soon to a Jurisdiction Near You
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The introduction of industrial manslaughter laws in Queensland in October 2017 put the campaign for industrial manslaughter back on the agenda around the country. Queenslanders have joined the Australian Capital Territory in having industrial manslaughter provisions on the books, Victoria is currently in consultation on industrial manslaughter offences and Western Australian has also announced their intent to introduce such provisions. The Lyons Review of WHS in the NT also recommended the creation of industrial manslaughter offences. The results of the state election may…
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