Individual Session
AIHS Members $90+GST
Non-Members $150+GST
AIHS Member - Virtual attendance $45+GST
Non-Member - Virtual attendance $65+GST
All Three Sessions
AIHS Member $220+GST
Non-Member $360+GST
AIHS Member- Virtual attendance $110+GST
Non-Member- Virtual attendance $180+GST
Join us on Wednesday 16 September for a workshop titled: Organisational Culture and Safety presented by Dr. Tristian Casey, Lecturer, Griffith University.
Safety culture is one of the most debated and studied concepts in safety science, yet is still poorly understood. One the one hand, scholars argue to ‘abandon’ it as a concept and move on to other concepts that explain the social forces that shape safety capability in organisations. On the other hand, practitioners and industry, in general, makes extensive use of safety culture, and clearly find some use in it as a concept. How can we reconcile these divergent views and move the debate on safety culture forward in productive directions? This workshop will tackle this ambitious goal.
What will you learn during this workshop?
Practical learning objectives you will achieve during this workshop include the following:
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Wednesday 18 September
Time: 13:00 - 17:00 ACST
Location: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront. 7 Kitchener Drive, Darwin 0800
Format: Presenters will be live-streamed into the workshop with face to face group activities for participants.
Cost: Individual Session: AIHS Members $90+GST | Non-Members $150+GST
All three sessions: AIHS Members $220+GST | Non-Member: $360+GST
Virtual Attendance: AIHS Member $45+GST ( Individual session) or $110+GST All 3 Workshops | Non-Member $65+GST ( Individual session) or $180+GST All 3 Workshops
What content will we cover during this workshop?
How is this workshop different?
While academics debate rage about the integrity and usefulness of the safety culture term, industry presses on with a menagerie of campaigns, initiatives, and activities all founded on the premise of safety culture. Real-world practitioners are likely to encounter safety culture in the course of their profession, and so need ways of evaluating the credibility of safety culture programs and potentially designing and running their own cultural investigations to improve safety. Rather than confusing attendees with a raft of models and competing explanations, this workshop will describe the varied landscape of safety culture and provide a practical integration to advance understanding and practice forwards.
Tristan will draw on his extensive scholarly and practical network to engage you on a learning journey that draws on key thought leaders. He will also share real case-study and industry examples. Some of the leading scholars and thought leaders who have influenced the design and content of this workshop include:
Your Presenter
Dr Tristan Casey is a Lecturer at Griffith University’s Safety Science Innovation Lab and co-founder of ‘The Culture Effect’—a collaboration between Griffith and QUT that provides commercial research services to industry. Tristan is an experienced and endorsed Organisational Psychologist with extensive experience in work health and safety. He has an interest in teamwork, leadership and organizational culture. Tristan teaches into the Graduate Certificate of Safety Leadership and Bachelor of Social Science at Griffith University. Recently, he completed his second doctorate, this time in safety leadership. Tristan is currently working on research around the management of safety amid COVID19, psychological safety, and safety climate.
Other Workshops in the Series
Workshop 2: The 4 pillars of Contractor Management
Presented by Sue Bottrell, lawyer, and AIHS Fellow at Contractor Safe
Date: Thursday 24 September 2020
Time: 1pm - 5pm
Venue: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront
CPD Points: 10 Points
Individual Session: AIHS Members $90+GST | Non-members $150+GST
All three sessions: AIHS Members $220+GST | Non-Member: $360+GST
Workshop 3: What is leading safety?
Presented by Debra Burlington, Enhance Solutions
Date: Tuesday 13 October September 2020
Time: 1pm - 5pm
Venue: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront
CPD Points:10 Points
Individual Session: AIHS Members $90+GST | Non-members $150+GST
All three sessions: AIHS Members $220+GST | Non-Member: $360+GST