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The Australian Institute of Health & Safety (WA Branch) Perth Safety Symposium will be on held on Friday 4 October 2019 at ECU Mount Lawley campus.
Come and join your professional and practitioner peers and industry leaders at the start of Safety Month 2019 at the Perth Safety Symposium.
The theme this year, SafetyGenX:M: 2020 and beyond - Health and Safety in the next decade is about people!
You will hear from a series of speakers sharing how they are being 'forward thinking' in managing risk (Especially mental Health) into the next decade to an acceptable level, by focusing on their people!
The format is engaging, entertaining and fast paced. Each presentation providing informative, practically applicable concepts, grounded in real world proven research designed to challenge each attendee to open their mind and expand their 'toolbox' when preparing to manage workplace health and safety risk into and beyond 2020 – as it’s all about you and your people.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Friday 4 October 2019
Time: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm ( Registrations from 8am) * Networking drinks from 5pm
Venue: ECU Mount Lawley, 2 Bradford Street, Mount Lawley, WA 6050
Parking: There will be framed signs to indicate where to park on the morning. Otherwise, park in carpark 7 the student red bays.
Click here to view the full program
PROGRAM
0800 |
Delegate Registration |
0830 |
Welcome & Introduction |
0845
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Minister's Address Presented by Hon. Minister Bill Johnston MLA, Mnister for Mines and Petroleum; Energy; Industrial Relations |
0900
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Keynote: Personalising Safety - Reflections on sports injury prevention Presented by Dr Caroline Finch AO, Deputy Vice Chancellor, ECU |
0945
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Keynote: Avoiding Back to the Future – 10 Pathways to Death & Disaster Presented by Emeritus Professor, Michael Quinlan, University of NSW |
1030 |
Morning Tea |
1055 | YSP, WISH IFAP |
1105
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Short Talk 1: Mental Health Claims Presented by: Ingrid Hand, Exercise Rehabilitation Manager, Absolute Balance and Maddison Pike, Senior Consultant, Recovre |
1114
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Short Talk 2: Mental Wellness Case Study: A Good News Story Presented by: Liam O'Connor, Group Health, Safety, Environment & Quality Manager, Tasman Rope Access |
1123 |
Short Talk 3: FMG Personal Health Project Presented by: Rob Watson, Group Manager Health & Safety, FMG |
1132 |
Short Talk 4: Success Vs Progress - Frontline Leader's impact on Organisational Safety Culture Presented by Georgina Poole, Safety Advisor at KCGM |
1141
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Short Talk 5: An update on WHS legislation Presented by Stephanie Mayman |
1155 | Short Talk 6 : Nutrition in the workplace - A Hidden Performance Issue Presented by Angela Genoni, Lecturer, Edith Cowan University |
1204 | Short Talk 7: What do two middle aged men, a tinnie and neuroscience have to do with safety decisions Presented by Lloyd D'castro, Managing Director, Working Life |
1213 |
Short Talk 8: Mental Health & Humour in the Workplace Presented by Dr Stephen Teo, Associate Dean Management, School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University |
1230 | Lunch Break |
1330 |
Usability Mapping Workshop Presented by Klaus Hofer, Founder & CEO, CAT-I Usability Mapping |
1415 | Conversation 1: Paper Safety Presented by Greg Smith, Lawyer & International Award Winning Author |
1435 |
Conversation 2: Reflections on a life in Safety Presented by Kym Bills, Chair, College of Fellows, AIHS |
1455 | Conversation 3: Chronic Unease Presented by Laura Fruhen, Lecturer of Applied Psychology, University of Western Australia |
1515 |
AIHS Life Member Award Presentation & address from CEO Presented by David Clarke, CEO, Australian Institute of Health & Safety |
1530 | Afternoon Tea Break |
1600 |
Debate: The house believes that a Person's right of privacy is greater than an organisation's duty of care |
1645 | Closing Remarks |
1700 |
Networking Drinks ( Mt Lawley Campus Tavern: Building 6) |
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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SPONSORS
Major Sponsor |
Gold Sponsors |
Supporting Sponsor: Thank you to ECU for providing the 2019 Perth Safety Symposium venue. ![]() |