The Australian Institute of Health & Safety invites you to join our upcoming webinar titled: Breaking Barriers: Progressing Gender Inclusivity in WHS being held on Tuesday 7 May.
Join us for an insightful discussion on advancing gender inclusivity within the health and safety industry. In this thought-provoking webinar, we'll explore the importance of creating environments that are inclusive and supportive of all genders. Our panel of experts will delve into strategies for fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in workplace safety initiatives, addressing key challenges, and uncovering opportunities for progress. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this event promises valuable insights to drive positive change and promote a safer, more inclusive future for all. Don't miss out on this empowering conversation – reserve your spot today!
Learning Outcomes
Webinar participants will learn:
- Comprehensive Insight into Gender Diversity Challenges and Benefits: Participants will understand the critical importance of gender diversity, including the specific barriers women face and the benefits that a diverse workforce brings to organisations and the industry as a whole.
- Strategies for Fostering an Inclusive Workplace: Attendees will learn actionable strategies for overcoming inclusion barriers, including implementing effective policies, practices, and leadership actions that promote gender diversity and create a supportive environment for women.
- Gain insights into practical steps and tools for creating an inclusive workplace environment that empowers individuals of all genders to actively participate in and contribute to safety culture and practices within their organisations.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday 7 May
Time: 1:00 - 2:00pm AEST
Cost: AIHS Member - Complimentary | Non Member $33 (Inc GST)
Format: One hour Zoom webinar
CPD Points: 1 Point
Your Speakers
Angela Hucker, EPIC
Meet Angela Hucker, the CEO and powerhouse behind EPIC and a construction industry expert with over 20 years of diverse experience within the industry. Her journey began tending her father's commercial landscaping business, before mastering locksmithing and becoming one of just two Queensland women skilled in these intricate systems. Angela has a remarkable portfolio including power, oil and gas, renewables, infrastructure, commercial, civil, mega-projects, and even a spotlight on US TV Show "Mega Structures". Angela’s firsthand experience as a FIFO worker in remote corners of Australia fuelled her mission to eradicate the challenges women face in the industry, from harassment to discrimination. As a NAWIC National & State Committee Member, White Ribbon Australia Community Partner, Internationally Certified Coach and inspiring mentor, Angela is a force to be reckoned with, reshaping the industry, and inspiring us all.
Erin Flannery, Ventia
Erin is a self-motivated property professional with over 20 years’ experience. She is an effective client relationship manager and someone who strives for efficiency through an honest and approachable leadership style. Erin is a leader who is passionate about building an effective culture. Bringing her empathic and considerate nature to all situations, she encourages and leads teams and colleagues to develop strong relationships with clients and staff. Erin is a resilient person and loves taking on new challenges and is driven to achieve the best results for the organisation and clients.
Keilee Armstrong, The Safe Step
Keilee is a highly regarded recruitment consultant specialising exclusively in workplace health, safety and wellbeing appointments. She collaborates with Australian businesses to help them build and grow successful HSE teams and connects Health and Safety professionals with fulfilling new career opportunities. Keilee is particularly passionate about supporting the creation of safe, diverse, inclusive and healthy work environments. With a goal of helping people find their people, Keilee takes pride in providing flexible staffing solutions that meet the unique needs of the individuals and organisations that she works with. Based in Sydney, her core focus is interim and contracting roles.
Anica Weereratne, The Next Step
With specialist experience recruiting in the Human Resources sector, Anica is well-versed in the goals, challenges and opportunities that many HR teams face. By understanding the key drivers, motivators and growth opportunities of the candidates and clients she works with, Anica is able to support ongoing success and help organisations build diverse and inclusive teams. The secret to her long-term success as a recruitment consultant, is listening, being authentic and connecting the right people with the right opportunities. She is passionate about the value a HR function can deliver to its organisation, people and culture.
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