Register for the AIHS National Health and Safety Conference
There are just two weeks to go until the 2021 AIHS National Health & Safety Conference. This year's conference theme is - 'A New Perspective – Rising to the Challenge!'|There are just two weeks to go until the 2021 AIHS National Health & Safety Conference. This year's conference theme is - 'A New Perspective – Rising to the Challenge!'
There are just two weeks to go until the 2021 AIHS National Health & Safety Conference. This year’s conference theme is – ‘A New Perspective – Rising to the Challenge!’
The conference will be a virtual event held over three days from Tuesday 18 – Thursday 20 May.
As Australia’s largest gathering of health and safety professionals, the AIHS is bringing you an exceptional list of speakers, talking about the latest innovations and research.
Keynote speakers will examine the evolving perspectives on the new normal for WHS, lessons learnt from recent disruptions to workplace practices, and predictions on how we should prepare to move forward as a profession.
The list of speakers from across the globe include:
- David Michaels- Assistant Secretary of Labour for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under President Barack Obama. David was the longest-serving administrator in OSHA’s history
- Holly Ransom – “Holly is one of the world’s top female keynote speakers” – Huffington Post
- Bernard Salt – “Bernard Salt is widely regarded as one of Australia’s leading social commentators by business, the media and the broader community” – The Australian
Three-day tickets or 1-day tickets are available. All sessions are available to watch for 6 months after the conference.
myosh Critical Risk Management
Webinar: Critical Risk Management (CCM): A Practical Guide
May 13 @ 11:30 am – 12:30 pm AEST
What’s covered?
Traditionally high-level risk management has focused on enterprise risk, recently many organisations are now focusing on high-consequence, low-frequency safety events, otherwise known as critical risk management. Implementing critical risk management can seem a daunting proposition.
During this webinar, Mark Alston will take you through a structured approach that organisations, albeit with a bit of hard work can implement easily. It will cover:
- Establishing a framework
- Identifying critical risks
- Facilitating workshops
- Critical control selection
- Critical control design
- Monitoring critical risks
