Wednesday 16 th September Thursday 17 th September 2015 Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

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1 Wednesday 16 th September Thursday 17 th September 2015 Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Safety Differently Day 1: Wednesday 16 th September : Registration and Morning Coffee 8.25: Opening remarks from the Chair David Clarke, CEO, Safety Institute of Australia ENGAGEMENT 8.30 Open disclosure Talking with the victims Professor Stewart Dunn, Professor of Psychological Medicine: Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney 8.55 The Future of Work Professor Peter Gahan, Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership, University of Melbourne 9:30 The challenges of human spaceflight safety: Lessons from 50 years of NASA human spaceflight Michael Lutomski, Former Risk Manager, International Space Station (NASA Retired) 9.55 Safety's not our business, it's our passion Corrie Pitzer, CEO, SAFEmap 10:15 International Perspectives Hear about a variety of international safety perspective and compare them with your own. What's different? Morning Tea CHALLENGING OUR PARADIGM 11:00 Relationship Based Safety A new way to view leadership and engagement Rosa Carrillo, President, Carrillo & Associates, USA 11:25 Micro-experimenting our way out of low injuries and stubborn fatalities Professor Sidney Dekker, School of Humanities, Griffith University 11:50 Does accreditation and compliance warrant the investment? Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Foundation Professor and Director, UNSW Institute of Health Innovation 12:10 ROUNDUP PANEL Expert group to take questions from the floor Professor Sidney Dekker, School of Humanities, Griffith University Rosa Carrillo, President, Carrillo & Associates, USA Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Foundation Professor and Director, UNSW Institute of Health Innovation

2 12.30 Lunch and exhibition exploration COMMUNICATION AND CONNECTION 2.00 Innovation: Construction and Injury Prevention Dr Matthew Hallowell, Associate Professor, University of Colorado 2.25 Using different stories to learn about safety Dr Drew Rae, Lecturer: School of Humanities, Griffith University 2.50 Safety, construction and the industrial landscape Nigel Hadgkiss, Director, Fair Work Building & Construction 3.20 ROUNDUP PANEL Expert group to take questions from the floor Dr Matthew Hallowell, Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Dr Drew Rae, Lecturer: School of Humanities, Griffith University Nigel Hadgkiss, Director, Fair Work Building & Construction 3.30 Afternoon Tea THE REGULATORY LANDSCAPE 3.50 The national regulatory landscape Barry Sherriff, Chairperson, Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission and Seacare Authority 4.15 Current developments and initiatives in the Comcare scheme for safety, rehabilitation, compensation and self-insurance Jennifer Taylor, CEO, Comcare 4.35 INTERACTIVE Q&A To err is human Rosa Carrillo, President, Carrillo & Associates, USA Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University Jennifer Taylor, CEO, Comcare Professor Sidney Dekker, School of Humanities, Griffith University Michael Lutomski, Former Risk Manager, International Space Station (NASA Retired) John Green, HSEQ Director - Australasia Hub, Laing O'Rourke Michael Tooma, Partner: Occupational Health and Safety, Norton Rose Fulbright 5.20 Closing remarks from the Chair David Clarke, CEO, Safety Institute of Australia 5.30 Networking drinks

3 Day 2: Thursday 17th September 2015 STREAM A 8.00: Morning Coffee 8.30: Opening remarks from the Chair GOVERNANCE & DIRECTORS 8.40 Executive and Board Engagement Patrick Murphy, Director, Safety Institute of Australia 9.00 Beyond compliance: Safety leadership in the boardroom Dr Kirstin Ferguson, Professional Company Director & Founder, Orbitas Group 9.20 Governance and Performance Measurement Dr Sharron O'Neill, Senior Research Fellow: International Governance and Performance Research Centre, Macquarie University 9.40 Governance and Boards - Legal Implications Steve Bell, Partner: OSH, Herbert Smith Freehills PANEL Patrick Murphy, Director, Safety Institute of Australia Dr Kirstin Ferguson, Professional Company Director & Founder, Orbitas Group Dr Sharron O'Neill, Senior Research Fellow: International Governance and Performance Research Centre, Macquarie University Steve Bell, Partner: OSH, Herbert Smith Freehills Morning Tea THE REGULATORY LANDSCAPE The Victorian Regulatory Strategy Claire Amies, acting Chief Executive, WorkSafe Victoria Legal Obligation Management Steve Bell, Partner: OSH, Herbert Smith Freehills

4 11.40 The Courtroom Experience Robert Taylor, Barrister and Independent Law Practice Professional, Victorian Bar PANEL Steve Bell, Partner: OSH, Herbert Smith Freehills Robert Taylor, Barrister and Independent Law Practice Professional, Victorian Bar Claire Amies, acting Chief Executive, WorkSafe Victoria Lunch and exhibition exploration LEADERSHIP AND THE EXECUTIVE 2.00 Boards and Leadership Michael Tooma, Partner: Occupational Health and Safety, Norton Rose Fulbright 2.20 Leadership and Implications for Safety Professor David Shallcross, Professor and Director, Engineering Learning Unit: School of Engineering, Melbourne University 2.40 Leadership and Evolving Safety Concepts Professor Mark Griffin, Director: Centre for Safety, University of Western Australia 3.00 PANEL Dr Sarah Maslen, Co-Author: Risky Rewards and School of Sociology, University of Canberra Michael Tooma, Partner: Occupational Health and Safety, Norton Rose Fulbright Professor David Shallcross, Professor and Director, Engineering Learning Unit: School of Engineering, Melbourne University Professor Mark Griffin, Director: Centre for Safety, University of Western Australia 3.30 Afternoon Tea INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 4.00 Safety and the Industrial and Regulatory Landscape Innes Willox, CEO, Australian Industry Group 4.20 Safety Management and Industrial Relations 4.40 The ACTU Approach to Safety and Industrial Relations Michael Borowick, Assistant Secretary, ACTU 5.00 PANEL Innes Willox, CEO, Australian Industry Group Michael Borowick, Assistant Secretary, ACTU 5.30 Closing remarks from the Chair and end Day 2 and conference close

5 Day 2: Thursday 17th September 2015 STREAM B 8.00: Morning Coffee 8.30: Opening remarks from the Chair THEORY INTO PRACTICE 8.40 Innovation & Engagement Daniel Hummerdal, Safety Innovations Leader, Thiess 9.00 Theory into reality "the new tools of the trade" John Green, HSEQ Director - Australasia Hub, Laing O'Rourke 9.20 Working in an Adaptive Age Simon Albery, PHD Student, RMIT University 9.40 Theory in to Practice Professor Helen Lingard, Australian Research Council Future Fellow: Centre for Construction Work Health and Safety, RMIT University 10.00: PANEL Daniel Hummerdal, Safety Innovations Leader, Thiess John Green, HSEQ Director - Australasia Hub, Laing O'Rourke Simon Albery, PHD Student, RMIT University Professor Helen Lingard, Australian Research Council Future Fellow: Centre for Construction Work Health and Safety, RMIT University Morning Tea HEALTH & WELBEING AT WORK Creating Mentally Healthy Workplaces Dr Kirsten Way, Principal, Work Psychology & Ergonomics Health Interventions Eoghan McKenna, Managing Director, Logic Health Mental Health and the Workplace Senior Representative, SANE Australia PANEL Dr Kirsten Way, Principal, Work Psychology & Ergonomics Eoghan McKenna, Managing Director, Logic Health Professor Drew Dawson, Director: Appleton Institute, Central Queensland University

6 12.30 Lunch and exhibition exploration WORKERS COMPENSATION MANAGEMENT 2.00 How to run a Self-Insurance Program Steve Truman, Senior Consultant, Risk Strategies 2.20 Insurance Models for Workers Compensation Senior Representative, GIO 2.40 Turning Injury into Capacity Jordan Conti, Care Services Manager, Cater Care 3.00 PANEL Steve Truman, Senior Consultant, Risk Strategies Senior Representative, GIO Jordan Conti, Care Services Manager, Cater Care 3.30 Afternoon Tea PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4.00 Future direction of the SIA David Clarke, CEO, Safety Institute of Australia 4.20 Career development options Aaron Neilson, General Manager: Australia East, Safe Search 4.40 Accreditation Board Developments 2015 Pam Pryor, Registrar, OHS Education Accreditation Board 5.00 How do we lift the knowledge state for safety practitioners? Stephen Young, Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health 5.20 PANEL David Clarke, CEO, Safety Institute of Australia Aaron Neilson, General Manager: Australia East, Safe Search Pam Pryor, Registrar, OHS Education Accreditation Board Stephen Young, Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health 5.30 Closing remarks from the Chair and end Day 2

7 Day 2: Thursday 17th September 2015 STREAM C 8.00: Morning Coffee 8.30: Opening remarks from the Chair Geoff Hurst, Principal, ENGENEOHS (OHS, Engineering & Environment) & Facilitator, EEA (Engineering Education Australia) SAFETY BY DESIGN 8.40 WORKSHOP: Safety in Design Good design is always implied where safety is considered but even those who are well intentioned still lack guidance on what really constitutes a safe design & a Safe Design process. Design is multi faceted and multi disciplined and invokes various opinions. This Stream provides a facilitated open forum that will encourage discussion on the questions related to SiD. It will be introduced by thought provoking comment from a panel of Safety & Design professionals and then stimulate and collect knowledge and ideas around: the breadth of the SiD field; it's length by way of considering what is and what is not included; and then, time permitting, work on what should be included in a scope definition that supports a suitable set of Safe Design titles. It is hoped that this will provide a platform for future detailed research and discussion to formulate the body of knowledge for designers, engineers and the Generalist OHS Professional. Whatever the outcome, this will be a lively exchange of knowledge that should not be missed Session Moderator: Dr John Culvenor, Independent consultant in ergonomics and occupational safety The Role of Due Diligence Engineering Gaye Francis, Risk Management & Due Diligence Consulting Engineer and Director, R2A A Risk Engineering Perspective Ian Ackland, Ackland EQS Management Systems A Standards Approach Marcus Punch, Director, Marcus Punch Risk and Reliability Pty System Design Mike Dean, Director, EUC Engineering Design for Prevention Stephen Young, Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Safety in Design and its implementation John Giles, Principal, Appleseed Engineering Engineered Safety Mike Hurd, Proprietor, Engineering Systems Management Opportunity in Design Pedram Danesh-mand, Director: Risk Management, NSW President, Risk Engineering Society (RES) Morning Tea

8 DUE DILIGENCE ENGINEERING - SAFETY CASE WORKSHOP: Risk Engineering - Due Diligence Engineering - Safety Case November 2014 saw the release of the Risk Engineering Societies' Safety Case Guidelines 3rd Edition that has stimulated debate about the utility and application of the Safety Case Process This session will be introduced by brief opinion from Practicing Professionals and then launch into a facilitated open forum that permits and encourages the exploration of the purpose, utility and application of the Safety Case concept for all project work large & small. Geoff Hurst, Principal, ENGENEOHS (OHS, Engineering & Environment) & Facilitator, EEA (Engineering Education Australia) SCG & Due Diligence Engineering Gaye Francis, Risk Management & Due Diligence Consulting Engineer and Director, R2A SCG and application of Risk Standards Marcus Punch, Director, Marcus Punch Risk and Reliability Pty SCG and Risk Decision Making Mike Dean, Director, EUC Engineering Application in Engineered Safety on SC Mike Hurd, Proprietor, Engineering. Systems. Management Realising Opportunities in projects using SC Pedram Danesh-mand, Director: Risk Management, NSW President, Risk Engineering Society (RES) Lunch and exhibition exploration RISK AND REWARDS 2.00 Disruptive Safety Kelvin Genn, Director of Risk and Service Delivery Support, Cater Care Group 2.20 Influencing Senior Managers Pam Pryor, Registrar, Australian OHS Education Accreditation Board

9 2.40 Risk Rewards Dr Sarah Maslen, Co-Author: Risky Rewards and School of Sociology, University of Canberra 3.00 PANEL Kelvin Genn, Director of Risk and Service Delivery Support, Cater Care Group Pam Pryor, Registrar, Australian OHS Education Accreditation Board Dr Sarah Maslen, Co-Author: Risky Rewards and School of Sociology, University of Canberra 3.30 Afternoon Tea 4.00 There's an App for That A comprehensive review of the applications currently available designed to make safety management more efficient and effective. Safety Differently! 5.30 Closing remarks from the Chair and end Day 2 and conference close