PERTH, AUSTRALIA – June 16, 2023 – On 14 June 2023, nearly 100 guests from various industries convened at the Holiday Inn Perth City Centre for the one-day Perth Safety Forum 2023, jointly presented by WHS Foundation and NSCA Foundation. The forum focused on three key topics: Leadership, Psychosocial Hazards, and Risk Management.
The forum’s twelve insightful and passionate speakers provided valuable insights and experiences, discussing evidence-based practices to promote safety and well-being at work. Attendees had the unique opportunity to learn from a wide range of experts in the field, including regulators, psychologists, management experts, artificial intelligence companies, health & safety lawyers, academics, accreditation boards, and project managers.
In addition to providing attendees with networking opportunities, the forum also discussed the updated legislation one year on from the introduction of the new harmonised laws, including the expansion of obligations in employment and WHS Laws for Sexual Harassment, and how to use trauma-informed practices in the workplace. The event was well received by the guests, who appreciated the opportunity to gain new perspectives on safety issues and connect with peers.
“We are thrilled to have hosted the Perth Safety Forum 2023 and are delighted with the feedback we received,” said the event organizers. “The forum provided a platform for industries to come together and discuss how we can all work towards building safer, healthier workplaces.”
Overall, the Perth Safety Forum 2023 was a resounding success, and the organizers look forward to hosting future events to continue the conversation and support the goal of safer, healthier workplaces for all.
Mike Baldwin, Director & Principal Lawyer, Baldwin Legal – Safety, Leadership, Culture and the New WHS Laws
Bernie Doyle, Chairman, NSCA Foundation
Brett Read, Founder & Principal Consultant, Safety Leaders Group – Bringing Safety Leadership into the 21st Century
Bobbie Selleck, Lecturer / Unit Coordinator – OHS, ECU School of Medical and Health Science – Critical Risk Leadership and Fatality Prevention – You Don’t Have One Without the Other
Bernie Doyle, Chairman, NSCA Foundation
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation
Ashleigh Hourigan, APAC Account Manager, Soter Analytics – Humanising UX: A Journey Towards Inclusive and Proactive Injury Prevention with AI
Ashleigh Hourigan, APAC Account Manager, Soter Analytics – Humanising UX: A Journey Towards Inclusive and Proactive Injury Prevention with AI
Ian Bennett, Partner, Sparke Helmore Lawyers – The WHS Law and Psychosocial Risks
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation
Trent Murat, Project Manager, Mondaelphous – Risk Innovation: The Development of Poly Welding Stands to Reduce Ergonomic Risk in the Construction Industry
Brett Read, Founder & Principal Consultant, Safety Leaders Group – Bringing Safety Leadership into the 21st Century
Sharon Rudderham, Director, Delivery & Operations, FIFO Focus – Trauma-Informed Considerations When Responding to Sensitive WHS Incidents
Ashleigh Hourigan, APAC Account Manager, Soter Analytics – Humanising UX: A Journey Towards Inclusive and Proactive Injury Prevention with AI
Dr. Marcus Cattani, Senior Lecturer OHS, ECU School of Medical and Health Sciences – What Really is a Risk Based Approach?
Aimee Dash, Senior Counsel, Sparke Helmore Lawyers – The WHS Law and Psychosocial Risks
Dr. Ivor Roberts, Executive Director, Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Western Australia – Regulator Update: One Year on from the Introduction of the New WHS Laws in WA
David Press, Co-Founder & Head of Technology, RiskTalk – Using Technology to Achieve Human-Centered WHS Risk Management
Leon Michailidis, Director, Equal Assurance & Vice Chair, Association of Accredited Certification Bodies (AACB) – Compliance and cultural benefits of WHS management system (ISO 45001) certification
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation – The Expansion of Obligations in Employment and WHS Laws
Bobbie Selleck, Lecturer / Unit Coordinator – OHS, ECU School of Medical and Health Science – Critical Risk Leadership and Fatality Prevention – You Don’t Have One Without the Other
Bernie Doyle, Chairman, NSCA Foundation
David Press, Co-Founder & Head of Technology, RiskTalk – Using Technology to Achieve Human-Centered WHS Risk Management
Mike Baldwin, Director & Principal Lawyer, Baldwin Legal – Safety, Leadership, Culture and the New WHS Laws
Sharon Rudderham, Director, Delivery & Operations, FIFO Focus – Trauma-Informed Considerations When Responding to Sensitive WHS Incidents
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation – The Expansion of Obligations in Employment and WHS Laws
Dr. Marcus Cattani, Senior Lecturer OHS, ECU School of Medical and Health Sciences – What Really is a Risk Based Approach?
Trent Murat, Project Manager, Mondaelphous – Risk Innovation: The Development of Poly Welding Stands to Reduce Ergonomic Risk in the Construction Industry
Bobbie Selleck, Lecturer / Unit Coordinator – OHS, ECU School of Medical and Health Science – Critical Risk Leadership and Fatality Prevention – You Don’t Have One Without the Other
Ian Bennett, Partner, Sparke Helmore Lawyers – The WHS Law and Psychosocial Risks
Michael Morgan, Managing Director, WHS Foundation
Sharon Rudderham, Director, Delivery & Operations, FIFO Focus – Trauma-Informed Considerations When Responding to Sensitive WHS Incidents
