Join us on Thursday 6 February 2020  as we launch the OHS Body of Knowledge: Ethics Chapter

OHS professionals face many workplace ethical dilemmas and need to be vigilant and self-aware. The public expects a high standard of ethical behaviour for all professionals and have little tolerance for ethical failures as illustrated by several recent Royal Commissions into banking, aged care, and disability.

The NT Branch of the Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like to invite you on Thursday 27 February for the Industrial Manslaughter Workshop at the NT Museum and Art Gallery. 

This workshop will present three perspectives on the Industrial Manslaughter legislation and provide attendees with the opportunity to ask:

Join us for on Wednesday 26 of February for a Webinar titled: Building a mindful, high-performance safety culture which will be presented by Alistair Schuback, Safety Culture Specialist from Aframes Safety

Join us on Wednesday 19 February 2020 for a training session on Career and Skills Advice for current and aspiring Safety Professionals. 

Join Sunshine Coast Area Network ( SCAN), Australian Institute of Health & safety ( AIHS) for WHS networking event on Tuesday 26 May 2020 for a webinar meeting. 

On behalf of AIHS North West Regional Network, we invite you to join us for a networking meeting on Thursday 23 April 2020. 

This month we will be doing things a little differently and holding this event as an online session. 

This months Session topic is: Sibelco's Enforceable undertaking Journey

Speaker: Carly Clifford, Sibelco
 

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Join us on Thursday 12 March for the SA Power Networks hosted event where the engineering team will present some of the virtual reality training simulations currently being used by both the field and office staff and customer engagement events around the state; training South Australians in power safety in a more fun, interactive and portable approach.

Join us on Monday 10 February 2020  as we launch the OHS Body of Knowledge: Ethics Chapter

OHS professionals face many workplace ethical dilemmas and need to be vigilant and self-aware. The public expects a high standard of ethical behaviour for all professionals and has little tolerance for ethical failures as illustrated by several recent Royal Commissions into banking, aged care, and disability.

The AIHS National Health and Safety Conference ONLINE will be held from 22 June - 24 June 2020 

Join AIHS and ForgeWorks on Monday 24^th February as Forge Works & Professor Erik Hollnagel will host a Safety II Introductory Tutorial and Networking Session.