Know Safety, No Accidents

Keeping your employees and colleagues safe at work takes careful planning, cooperation and practice.

With safety information and innovation, as well as inspiration from leading national and international experts the Safeguard National Health and Safety Conference is where you can find the knowledge to help build excellent health and safety practices.

Come and network with your industry peers and likeminded individuals and learn about their successful initiatives.

International Keynotes

Kelvin Genn, General Manager, Safety & Wellness
Sinclair Knight Merz, Melbourne
Living Leadership: a case study
Kelvin will outline SKM’s development and implementation of its innovative and comprehensive “Liveit” programme, a whole-of-life approach to safety thinking.

Damien Bassett, PSM Practice Leader ANZ
Dupont Sustainable Solutions, Australia
Process safety management – who needs it?
An apparently robust workplace safety system can still overlook process safety, which is a quite separate issue. How can you include process safety in your programme in a way which ensures it is also part of the culture of your organisation.

Genevieve Hawkins, Principal Director, HSE Strategy & Risk
WSP Group, Melbourne
Workshop: I am a leader.. but I don’t want to have THAT conversation
This interactive session is a follow up on Genevieve’s well received presentation at the 2011 Safeguard conference …gain some insights on how to ask the hard questions and get the desired outcomes.

Some of the National Experts

Grant Nicholson, Partner, Kensington Swan and
Keith Stewart, Practice Leader H&S, Department of Labour
The Tamihere Coolstore explosion:
What really happened, why, and what we should learn from this.

Denva Galloway, The Supply Chain, Logistics Manager South Island, Progressive Enterprises
The great leap!
A unique perspective on the experience of moving from a health and safety management role in a large nationwide organisation to a fast moving operational role within part of the same organisation.

Keith Mason, Southern Operations Manager, Fonterra Trade & Operations and Greg Chaffey, Health & Safety Representative, Fonterra
Lines of communication: keeping them open
Frontline staff are the first to encounter new hazards and often have good ideas to fix them, but success relies on good two-way communications with management. Representatives from Fonterra’s South Island operations explain how they keep those lines open.

Dr Tim Sprott, Chief Medical Officer, Aviation Medicine, Air New Zealand
Not getting high
Just about everyone has a drugs and alcohol policy these days but few companies have as much at stake as an airline. How has Air New Zealand tackled this issue, and what are the lessons for the rest of us?

Ann Andrews, Managing Director, The Corporate Toolbox
From challenge to performance
Tools and strategies to transform challenging workplace groups – hasn’t every workplace got one? – into high-performing teams. Interactive, inspiring – and useful.

…and much more … to view the full programme click here.

Who should attend
CEOs with and interest in H&S, H&S representatives and consultants, H&S managers & senior consultants/trainers, H&S lawyers, HR managers, HR advisors and Managers – production, strategy, risk, commercial

Investment:

*Earlybird pricing to 13 April 2012 – Take advantage of these prices and save $100.00.

For further information, please contact Annette Vao on (09) 360 3712 or annette.vao@thomsonreuters.com for more details.

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