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RAISING THE BAR HASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 PROGRAMME
HASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 5–7 SEPTEMBER 2018, TE PAPA, WELLINGTON
RAISING THE BAR
Wednesday 5 September
4.00pm Registration open Soundings
Foyer (Level 2)
5.30pm – 7.30pm Powhiri and welcome function Te Marae
Official opening by the Minister for Workplace Relations Signs of a
and Safety the Hon. Iain Lees-Galloway, followed by light Nation
refreshments
Thursday 6 September
8.00am Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania
(Level 3)
9.00am – 9.15am Conference opening Amokura
Conference MC – Peter Biggs (Level 4)
Welcome from HASANZ Chair
Mike O’Brien
9.15am – 10.45am Keynote 1 – Challenge, change and stay curious – the Amokura
future of health and safety
Dr John Green, Safety II expert and Director HSE for the
Battersea Power Station Development (UK)
Sponsored by the Business Leaders’ Health & Safety Forum
Keynote 2 – Mental health – a competitive advantage
Geoff McDonald, Mental health champion and Former
Global Vice President HR Unilever (UK)
10.45am – 11.15am Morning tea Oceania
11.15am – 11.55am Concurrent session 1 Breakout
rooms
Culture Capability Collaboration Mixed
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
(Level 4) (Level 3) (Level 3) (Level 3)
Generative or bust: Why a physically What other industries How ACC is helping
Operationalising intelligent can learn from forestry's you create healthier
Hudson's culture model workforce matters. experience of creating and safer workplaces
Michelle Riley, Understanding what an industry-wide Paul Gimblett, Head of
Manager, Safe it takes for manual contractor certification Workplace Safety and
People And Culture, handling training to scheme Levies, ACC
Melbourne Water change individuals Fiona Ewing, National
movement habits Safety Director, Forest
Katie Croft, Industry Safety Council
Physiotherapist,
Provention
11.55am – 12.00pm Move between sessionsHASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 5–7 SEPTEMBER 2018, TE PAPA, WELLINGTON
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Thursday 6 September continued
12.00pm – 12.40pm Concurrent session 2 Breakout
rooms
Capability Mixed Culture Collaboration
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
Understanding An introduction to SafePlus: a conversation The untapped potential
psychological distress health risk assessment about how it happens of safety analytics
in New Zealand Jessica Clout, and why it’s different to a Chris Alderson & Phil
workplaces - raising the Occupational Health health and safety audit Bolton, Director, PwC
bar of knowledge and and Safety Consultant Jennie Gianotti, New Zealand and
practice /Occupational Health Manager Education Director, Analytics
Jeremy Robertson, Nurse, Working For Development Guidance Practice, PwC
Principal, Research Health and Education Melbourne
and Development, Development, WorkSafe
Umbrella New Zealand
12.40pm – 1.40pm Lunch Oceania
1.40pm – 2.25pm Masterclass 1 Masterclass 2
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1
Dr John Green Geoff McDonald
2.25pm – 2.30pm Move between sessions
2.30pm – 3.10pm Concurrent session 3 Breakout
rooms
Culture Collaboration Capability Mixed
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
Maturity, strategic Learning from Rise of the drones Working with the
levers and behaviour: incidents using duty - managing the risks HASANZ Register
integrating three holder reviews associated with remotely Vic Tyler, Business
models to build a plan Neil Mookerjee, piloted aircraft systems Manager, HASANZ
for health and safety Duty Holder Review Nan Austin, H&S
culture development Manager, WorkSafe Manager, University of
Dan Davis, H&S New Zealand Waikato
Specialist, Impac
Services
3.10pm – 3.15pm Move between sessionsHASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 5–7 SEPTEMBER 2018, TE PAPA, WELLINGTON
RAISING THE BAR
Thursday 6 September continued
3.15pm – 3.55pm Concurrent session 4 Breakout
rooms
Collaboration Mixed Capability Culture
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
Impact of stress, The future of a health Handling explosive 2018 University Safety
fatigue and and safety professional emotions: proactive & Health Association
organisational Greg Lazzaro, H&S interventions for (UK) Conference
uncertainty on Fonterra dealing with workplace report: “Without health
workforce wellness and emotions: raising the bar and safety there is no
safety with practical emotional wellbeing”
Moazzim Zaidi, intelligence training Andrea McMillan,
Consultant John Faisandier, Head, Health & Safety
Occupational Medicine, Managing Director, Compliance, University
Johns Hopkins Aramco Thriving Under Fire of Otago
Health
3.55pm – 4.30pm Afternoon tea Oceania
4.30pm – 5.15pm Keynote 3 – Collaboration towards improved Amokura
worker health
Julia Norris, GP and President Elect of the Australian
Institute of Occupational Hygienists (Australia)
7.00pm - Late Conference dinner & dance Harbourside,
Join us for a fun night at a harbourside dinner and dance Macs Function
with popular covers band Mojo Centre,
Dress code: Dress for a party! 4 Taranaki St
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Friday 7 September
8.00am Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania
9.00am – 10.30am Keynote 4 – Strengthening the pillar of worker Amokura
engagement and participation
Richard Wagstaff, President, New Zealand Council of
Trade Unions (NZ)
Keynote 5 – What height do we set the bar at?
Phil Parkes, Chief Operating Officer, WorkSafe New
Zealand (NZ)
10.30am – 11.00am Morning tea Oceania
11.00am – 11.40am Concurrent session 5 Breakout
rooms
Capability Culture Mixed Collaboration
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
Board reporting or Beyond the barriers and Whole body vibration An update on the
bored reporting - busting the myths of Jennie Kuzman Health and Safety at
putting safety in focus safety in design – learn and Kerry Cheung, Work Strategy 2018-
Toby Beaglehole, CEO, how NZ is poised to Health & Safety 2028
NZ Oil Services lead the way and what Manager, Hastings Juliana Johnson, MBIE
you need to do District Council, and and Ketan Chandu
Wendi Croft, EHS Occupational Hygienist WorkSafe
Manager, Fletcher
Building
11.40am – 11.45am Move between sessions
11.45am – 12.25pm Concurrent session 6 Breakout
rooms
Mixed Culture Capability Collaboration
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1 Room: Rangimarie 2 Room: Rangimarie 3
Putting the ‘health’ Culture through Unlocking the latent Collaborating to build
back in health collaboration – sharing value of hazard data, safety into the supply
and safety: a legal the “Good Yarn” for the purpose of chain
perspective programme to promote preventative safety - Andrew Confait, Health
Greg Cain, Partner, mental wellbeing case study. and Safety Advisor,
Kensington Swan Dana Carver, Chair, Clint Van Marrewijk Site Safe
Good Programmes Managing Director,
Trust SaferMe
12.25pm – 1.25pm Lunch OceaniaHASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 5–7 SEPTEMBER 2018, TE PAPA, WELLINGTON
RAISING THE BAR
Friday 7 September continued
1.25pm – 2.10pm Masterclass 1 Masterclass 2
Room: Amokura Room: Rangimarie 1
Dr John Green Geoff McDonald
2.10pm – 2.15pm Move between sessions
2.15pm – 2.20pm The HASANZ Scholarship Programme Amokura
Philip Aldridge, HASANZ Executive Director
2.20pm – 2.30pm Energiser with Stephanie Jones, TBI Health Amokura
2.30pm – 4.00pm Keynote 6 – Do we have what it takes? Amokura
Eldeen Pozniak, Immediate Past President of INSHPO
(Canada)
Keynote 7 – Turning around Pāmu’s safety record
Steve Carden, Chief Executive Officer, Pamu Farms of
New Zealand (NZ)
4.00pm – 4.15pm Conference close Amokura
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