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WorkSafe Tasmania Month
30 September – 1 November 2013
www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Learn new ways to be safe
and healthy in the workplace
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 1
WorkSafe Month
WorkSafe Tasmania Month is part
of a nationwide effort to raise
awareness of work health and
safety and to reduce work-related
injury, illness and deaths.
Each year, workers and employers
are encouraged to make safety a
priority by attending one of the
many free educational seminars
and workshops offered around
the state.
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WorkSafe Month 2013
–What you can expect
After WorkSafe Month 2012, WorkCover Tasmania • provide extensive resources you can take back to
commissioned independent market research to find your workplace
out what you thought of the event. • are scheduled more than once in each region
(especially popular ones dealing with the new
What you told us laws).
Over 600 people across all major industry sectors, For the first time, we’ll also be hosting tradeshows
business sizes and regions of the state took part in Hobart and Launceston, which is a very exciting
in telephone and email surveys and focus group development for us and shows just how much
discussions. The research showed a positive response WorkSafe Month has grown in its importance.
to WorkSafe Month 2012 — 94% of those surveyed While there is a strong preference for a ‘no sales
thought WorkSafe Month 2012 was equal to if not pitch’ from presenters during seminars, there is
better than previous years. support for a trade show which showcases the many
products that safety and compensation organisations
People told us these improvements were based on
have to offer.
the wide range of relevant and interesting topics we
offered, better targeted seminars, a decrease in the We’ll also continue to build local business and
‘sales pitch’ by presenters and increased access to community networks to deliver WHS information
the various seminars. in small regional areas, and foster personal
responsibility and collaboration to ensure a healthy
Keeping their WHS knowledge up-to-date was the key and safe Tasmania.
driver for people participating in the Month — 94% of
those surveyed said this was the reason they came to Key WorkSafe Month dates
our seminars. WorkSafe Tasmania Month 30 September–1 November
• Hobart events 30 September–4 October and
People regard the event as an informative, relevant
7–11 October, Wrest Point Casino
and interesting program that keeps work health and
safety ‘on the agenda’, for both business and the • Burnie events 14–18 October, Arts and Function
wider community. Centre and The Point
• Launceston events 21–25 October and 28
What’s on offer October–1 November, Country Club Casino
This research showed strong support for WorkSafe
Month 2013 seminars that:
• are specific to industry needs and operating
requirements
• focus on the new WHS laws, especially the codes
of practice
Welcome Hon David O’Byrne MP, Minister for Workplace Relations More than ever, we are focussing on good work health and safety practices. The introduction of the new laws this year undoubtedly motivated many workplaces to review the way they manage safety, and do all they can so their workers go home safe at the end of each working day. Perhaps you are doing this right now. If so, WorkSafe Tasmania Month for 2013 is the perfect opportunity for you to learn about, discuss and improve the way you are safe and healthy at work. There is a wide range of free events covering safety, wellbeing, and injury management. This year there is a strong focus on the new codes of practice that can help you improve the way you ‘do’ safety at your workplace — regardless of how large or small your workplace is, the industry you work in, or the job you do. You are sure to find something relevant to your workplace needs. I encourage you to register early and attend these events to learn all you can to take back to your workplace. This year, WorkSafe Tasmania Month will run from 30 September to 1 November. Hobart and Launceston will each have two weeks of safety activities, and Burnie will have one. There’ll also be events on the East Coast, West Coast, King Island and Flinders Island. Supporting the national Safe Work Australia Week.
Message from the Coordinator
Stephanie Mirowski,
WorkSafe Month and Awards Coordinator
This is the third year we have run a and will feature former ironman
month of free events, and each year Guy Leech (Hobart) and beyondblue
it gets bigger and more exciting. director Fiona Coote AM (Launceston).
Winners from last year’s Awards will
This year, Hobart and Launceston
also participate, to talk about their
will each have two weeks of safety
initiatives one year on.
activities, and Burnie will have one.
There’ll also be events on the East With all this activity, we hope to
Coast, West Coast, King Island and match — if not exceed — last year’s
Flinders Island. registrations, which blew out to over
10,000 people. Feedback from those
There are over 160 free events
who attended WorkSafe Month 2012
covering safety, wellbeing and return
was extremely positive, and we hope
to work. Many are specific to industry
to achieve that again in 2013.
needs and operating requirements,
and focus on the new national codes We are committed to providing a
of practice. Our presenters are focused, relevant and engaging
providing extensive resources you WorkSafe Month 2013. We look
can take back to your workplace. forward to seeing you around the
We thank all our WorkSafe Month state.
presenters for their commitment. WorkSafe Month 2013 is an initiative
For the first time, we are hosting of the WorkCover Tasmania Board.
tradeshows in Hobart and
WorkSafe Month Team
Launceston; an exciting development
that gives you even more tools and Events
resources for managing safety in your Stephanie Mirowski
workplace.
Sponsorship and Trade Shows
Further highlights are the two free Anna Harradence
WorkSafe Awards presentations.
In Hobart on 4 October, we will Graphic Designer
announce the 2013 WorkSafe Awards Chris Curry
winners and the Overall Winner will Editor
be announced in Launceston on 1 Elizabeth Gyler
November. The Awards will be hosted
by local personality Daryl Peebles
How to register Event extras
The quickest and easiest way The following extras will be available to you when
you register and attend an event at Wrest Point
to register or to get further Hobart, Country Club Tasmania, Burnie Arts and
information is to go to the Function Centre and The Point Burnie.
WorkSafe Tasmania website
www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Certificates of attendance
— check individual sessions for You will receive a general certificate of
attendance when you attend an event.
details.
Continuing Professional Development
Registrations for most events at
(CPD) Points
www.worksafe.tas.gov.au will close one hour
before the start of each event. Building practitioners can earn CPD points during
WorkSafe Month. Points can be claimed on all
Please refer to individual sessions for events WorkSafe Month events. Retain your registration
which have early closing dates of registration. form and/or certificate of attendance to claim
points.
Events are FREE unless stated otherwise.
Information packs
Space is limited — book early! WorkSafe Month information packs will be
available. These will include a pen and note pad
and resources on attended sessions.
Need assistance?
Refreshments
Call the Helpline on 1300 366 322 Coffee and tea will be available at all sessions.
or (03) 6233 7657 outside Tasmania, Food is provided at selected events. Check
or email wstinfo@justice.tas.gov.au individual sessions for details.
Note: Where food is not provided, you will need
to make your own arrangements.
For more information go to
www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
4 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsPrizes Timetable Venues
Attend an event at Wrest Point Hobart, Country Club Wrest Point
Tasmania, Burnie Arts and Function Centre Hotel Casino
or The Point Burnie to be in the running. 410 Sandy Bay Rd,
Sandy Bay
WorkSafe Month major prize
Win a Couples’ Escape package at Country Club Tasmania:
• One night’s accommodation in a Manor suite Country Club
• Breakfast for two in Links Restaurant Tasmania
• A bottle of sparkling wine on arrival Country Club Ave,
• 18 holes of golf and a 30 minute massage Prospect Vale
• Meal voucher for Terrace Restaurant.
Major prize sponsor
Burnie Arts And
Function Centre
77-79 Wilmot St,
Burnie
The major accommodation prize will be drawn the week after WorkSafe
Month ends. You must attend an event at Wrest Point Hobart, Country Club
Tasmania, Burnie Arts and Function Centre or The Point Burnie to be in the
The Point
running. West Park Oval,
Burnie
WorkSafe Awards presentation lucky door prizes
Hobart presentation lucky door prize: Attend to be in the draw to win
two 2014 the Hobart presentation AFL Grand Final tickets
Launceston presentation lucky door prize: Attend to win a Mac Book Pro
iPod event prizes
iPod lucky door prizes will be drawn at random during events at Wrest Point
Hobart, Country Club Tasmania, Burnie Arts and Function Centre and The Point
Burnie each week during WorkSafe Month.
Register online to attend these events at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
For full terms and conditions go to the WorkSafe Tasmania website at
www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 5Contents
Work Health and Safety Get in on the Act!...........................................................11
AS 3012 Electrical Installations: Grange Resources safety event
Construction & demolition sites . ......................................8 (closed event)................................................................11
Benefits & risks associated with Hazardous manual tasks:
safety management software.............................................8 What does the code of practice require?. ........................11
Health & safety representatives conference.....................12
Better Work Tasmania. .....................................................8
How to manage & control asbestos in the workplace ...........12
Bullying: What it is, what it isn’t & what to do about it.......... 8
How to manage WHS risks code of practice.....................12
Carbon monoxide & domestic gas heating appliances........... 8
How to survive an audit:
Case studies on the need to reduce electromagnetic field Simple steps to safe systems at work..............................12
exposures in the built environment....................................... 9
Implementing a WHS management system: AS 4801............13
Circular Head Council ......................................................9
Keeping workers safe at work:
CMT safety week (closed event)........................................9 increasing dilemma for businesses.................................13
Communicate! Strategies for effective King Island Chamber of Commerce breakfast...................13
communication in today’s diverse workplaces....................9
Launceston General Hospital:
Devonport City Council (closed events)..............................9 WHS & wellbeing open day/trade expo.............................13
Directors’ responsibilities & accountabilities for WHS........... 9 Managers supporting workplace
support/contact officers.................................................13
East Coast safety events.................................................10
Managing alcohol & other drugs in the workplace............13
Eliminating workplace incidents:
Learning from case studies.............................................10 Managing the work environment & facilities. ...................14
Enforceable undertakings...............................................10 Master Builders Association tradeshows..........................14
Eye protection required beyond this point........................10 Minerals and Metals Group Rosebery (closed event). .......... 14
Federal Group Cradle Mountain Chateau Prosecutions: Lessons learnt. .........................................14
(closed event)................................................................11
Quad bike & tractor training...........................................14
Federal Group West Coast Safety Meeting
(closed event)................................................................11 Quad bike safety. ...........................................................15
First aid in the workplace. ..............................................11 Quarry safety. ................................................................15
Flinders Island community meeting.................................11 Safe driving....................................................................15
6 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsEvents are
Contents
FREE unless stated
SafeSpine. .....................................................................15 Health and Wellbeing
Safety around vehicles in the extractive Ageing workforce: Are you prepared?
& pre-mixed concrete industries . ...................................15
An integrated wellbeing, health & safety approach...........22
Safety management for small business............................16
Beach to Bay/Strahan: Walk it, skip it, run it:
Fun run/walk along Strahan Foreshore ...........................22
Safety management plans...............................................16
Tasmanian Health Organisation–North West: Become stroke safe........................................................22
Keep safe, get healthy weeks..........................................16
Bocce team challenge.....................................................22
Underground mines safety. .............................................16
Executive golf day. .........................................................23
Using humour as a coping mechanism.............................16
Fit for work....................................................................23
Waratah–Wynyard Council .............................................16
Health & wellbeing champions training............................23
West Coast Council(closed event)....................................16
WHS consultation, cooperation & coordination: Help yourself to better health..........................................23
A practical guide............................................................17
How well are you & your organisation?. ...........................23
Workplace bullying conference........................................17
Humour lightens the load:
Work related driver safety...............................................17 Using humour for workplace stress. ................................24
2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards presentations..............17 Mental health expo.........................................................24
Injury Management and Return to Respectful behaviours in the workplace...........................24
Work
Sitting at work:
Common workplace injuries, best practise injury Why it’s dangerous & what you can do.............................24
management & implications for return to work................20
Sleep & workplace health & wellbeing.............................24
IMC open networking event.............................................20
Weighing it up: Healthy eating, fad diets
New initiatives to support WorkCover-accredited & how to tell the difference.............................................25
medical practitioners......................................................20
Wellbeing at work...........................................................25
Operation & performance of the Tasmanian workers
compensation scheme ...................................................21
Why your organisation needs
Strategic workers compensation management.................21 employee assistance programs. ......................................25
WorkSafe’s new information management system. ...........21 Workplace leadership: Living well is leading well..............25
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 7Work Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Locations and times:
AS 3012 Electrical
Installations: Construction & This seminar explores the risks and Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
demolition sites benefits of implementing safety Tues 1 Oct, 2-5pm
software systems. It will help you Burnie Arts and Function Centre,
Presented by: understand what safety systems Braddon Hall. Tues 15 Oct, 9am-12pm
Unions Tasmania: Kevin Harkins, are, what they can do, and the traps
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
Secretary associated with them.
Tues 29 Oct, 10.30am-1.30pm
Who should attend: Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Senior managers, supervisors, health Better Work Tasmania
This seminar includes an overview of
and safety representatives, WHS
Presented by: bullying and legislation; the importance
committee members, workers, WHS
WorkSafe: Pamela Atkinson, Senior of language (inappropriate behaviour vs
professionals
WHS Consultant bullying); what bullying looks like and
Locations and times: why people bully; the effects of bullying
Who should attend: for the individual and the organisation;
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, and options, principles and tools for
Wed 2 Oct, 3-5pm
human resources personnel, health effectively preventing and responding
Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function to bullying behaviour. It includes a
and safety representatives, WHS
room. Tues 15 Oct, 3-5pm scenario activity.
committee members, workers, return to
Launceston Country Club, Tasman work coordinators, injury management
Room. Thurs 31 Oct, 3-5pm coordinators, workplace rehabilitation
providers, medical practitioners, Carbon monoxide & domestic
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au gas heating appliances
licensed insurers, self insurers, WHS
This Q&A-style seminar gives you the professionals
opportunity to ask Kevin your questions Presented by:
about this Australian Standard, which Locations and times: WorkSafe Tasmania: Scott Crerar,
sets the requirements for the electrical Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Inspector
safety of installations that are used to Mon 30 Sept, 9-10.30am
provide electrical power for construction Who should attend:
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
and demolition work. Gasfitters and gas industry stakeholders
Mon 28 Oct, 9-10.30am
Locations and times:
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Benefits & risks associated with This seminar provides an update on
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
safety management software the progress of the prototype program
Mon 30 Oct, 3-4pm
for Better Work Tasmania, including Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Bass/
Presented by:
its work on ageing workforce issues Flinders Room. Thurs 17 Oct, 12-1pm
Netsight: Adrian Manessis, Director and WHS inductions. It explains the Launceston Country Club, Tasman
Who should attend: concepts underpinning a state strategy Room. Fri 1 Nov, 9-10am
for WHS.
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
human resources personnel, health and
This practical and interactive seminar
safety representatives, WHS committee
members, injury management
Bullying: What it is, what it shows gasfitters how to recognise
coordinators, licensed insurers, self
isn’t & what to do about it dangerous gas appliances and
potentially dangerous installations of
insurers, WHS professionals Presented by: domestic gas heating appliances.
Locations and times: The Office of the Anti-Discrimination
Commissioner: Roz Smart, Senior
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Training, Education & Development
Thurs 3 Oct, 10.30-11.30am
Officer
Launceston Country Club, Tasman
Room. Fri 1 Nov, 10.30-11.30am Who should attend:
Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
human resources personnel, health and
safety representatives, WHS committee
members, workers, WHS professionals
8 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsWork Health and Safety
Case studies on the need CMT safety week Devonport City Council
to reduce electromagnetic (closed event) (closed events)
field exposures in the built Copper Mines Tasmania will hold a Devonport City Council is hosting a
environment week of safety (21-26 Oct) for its month of safety and wellbeing events
workers only. For information call Phill for its workers only. These include
Presented by:
Kemp, Occupational Health and Safety safety quizzes, breakfast, and training
EMFacts Consultancy: Donald Maisch, Manager on 0409 491 197. seminars on safe driving, manual
author/consultant on electromagnetic handling and first aid. For information
health issues call Karen Stone, Risk Management
Who should attend: Communicate! Strategies for Coordinator on 6424 0570.
effective communication in
Senior managers, super visors,
today’s diverse workplaces
officers, human resources personnel, Directors’ responsibilities &
health and safety representatives, Presented by: accountabilities for WHS
WHS committee members, workers, TasTAFE (Tasmanian Polytechnic): Anna
return to work coordinators, injur y Kingston, Migrant Education Teacher & Presented by:
management coordinators, workplace Educational Counsellor Hosted by the Tasmanian Chamber
rehabilitation providers, medical of Commerce and Industry: Emeritus
practitioners, licensed insurers, self Who should attend: Professor Jim Galvin (Galvin &
insurers, WHS professionals Senior managers, supervisors, officers, Associates); panel speakers (see
Locations and times: human resources personnel, health below)
and safety representatives, WHS
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. committee members, workers, return to Who should attend:
Mon 30 Sept, 11am-1pm work coordinators, injury management Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
Burnie Arts and Function Centre coordinators, workplace rehabilitation human resources personnel, health and
Braddon Hall. Wed 16 Oct, 12.30- providers, medical practitioners, safety representatives, WHS committee
2.30pm licensed insurers, self insurers, WHS members, WHS professionals,
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. professionals directors, regulators
Tues 22 Oct, 1.30-3.30pm
Locations and times: Locations and times:
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
This seminar explores cases of Wed 9 Oct, 9-10.30am Wed 2 Oct, 9.30-11.30am
ill-health apparently connected to Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Bass/ Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
exposure to excessive electromagnetic Flinders Room. Thurs 17 Oct, 3-4.30pm Thurs 10 Oct, 9.30-11.30am
fields. It enables you to be aware of Launceston Country Club, Tasman Burnie Arts and Function Centre,
situations where a health hazard may Room. Thurs 31 Oct, 9-10.30am Braddon Hall. Thurs 17 Oct, 9.30-
exist, and provides tools to be able to 11.30am
advise or take direct action to reduce or Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
eliminate identified risks, and assess This seminar provides strategies for Thurs 24 Oct, 9.30-11.30am
whether or not these actions have had communicating effectively with workers
a positive effect. who are not yet fluent in English, and
focusses on improving work health,
safety and wellbeing. It showcases
Circular Head Council TasTAFE’s website, developed to
Circular Head Council is hosting demonstrate strategies for effective
seminars for its workers and the workplace communications.
community. For more information call
Garry Thorp, Health and Safety Officer
on 6452 4862.
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 9Work Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Locations and times: Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
This seminar features internationally Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. This seminar examines the legislation
recognised risk analysis/management Wed 2 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm around enforceable undertakings, which
expert Emeritus Professor Jim Galvin. Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. are widely used in some jurisdictions
Jim presents two case studies involving Thurs 10 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm as an alternative to prosecutions and
fatal workplace incidents and the are an option under the new laws. You’ll
Burnie Arts and Function Centre,
subsequent court findings (one a learn the processes the regulator uses
Braddon Hall. Thurs 17 Oct, 12.30-
royal commission) to illustrate the in deciding whether to accept these in
2.30pm
responsibilities of directors for WHS lieu of prosecutions (it is expected that
and the accountabilities of directors Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. there may be an increase in requests
to provide leadership and strategic Thurs 24 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm for these, as penalties are higher under
direction in WHS. These form the the new laws).
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
basis for discussion on ensuring that
effective systems have been developed This seminar features internationally
and implemented to manage WHS. Jim recognised risk analysis/management Eye protection required beyond
will then be joined by representatives expert Emeritus Professor Jim Galvin. this point
from TCCI, Unions Tasmania, WorkSafe Jim presents case studies from a
Tasmania and industry representatives broad range of industries to illustrate Presented by:
for a panel discussion. the types of incidents that can occur in Optomeyes: Diane Jones, William Howe
workplaces and the circumstances that and Russell Todd, Optometrists
give rise to them. These form the basis
East Coast safety events for discussing how to identify the root Who should attend:
cause of incidents, who is responsible Senior managers, supervisors,
Business Enterprise Centre is running
for preventing them, and how this can health and safety representatives,
safety seminars for small business
be achieved. Jim will then be joined WHS committee members, workers,
on the East Coast. WorkSafe Health &
by representatives from TCCI, Unions injury management coordinators,
Safety Consultant Phill John will speak
Tasmania, WorkSafe Tasmania and licensed insurers, self insurers, WHS
on the new laws. St Helens: Fri 4 and
industry representatives for a panel professionals
Sat 5 Oct. Bicheno: Fri 11 and Sat 12
discussion.
Oct. For information and to register,
Locations and times:
call the Business Enterprise Centre on
6376 2044. Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Enforceable undertakings Thurs 3 Oct, 10.30-11.15am
Presented by: Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Bass/
Eliminating workplace WorkSafe Tasmania: Neale Buchanan,
Flinders Room. Thurs 17 Oct, 1.30-
incidents: Learning from case 2.15pm
Director Operations
studies Launceston Country Club, Tasman
Who should attend: Room. Thurs 24 Oct, 12-12.45pm
Presented by:
Human resources personnel, WHS
Hosted by the Tasmanian Chamber Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
managers and anyone interested in the
of Commerce and Industry: Emeritus processes of the WHS regulator This seminar provides a practical
Professor Jim Galvin (Galvin & framework for assessing your workplace
Associates); panel speakers (see Locations and times: for eye safety hazards. It discusses
below) Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. personal protective equipment and
Thurs 3 Oct, 9-10am associated Australian Standards. You’ll
Who should attend: hear the bottom-line implications of
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
eye safety, and be able to arrange
human resources personnel, health and Wed 9 Oct, 1.30-2.30pm
experienced optometrists to visit your
safety representatives, WHS committee Burnie, Burnie arts and Function workplace. It discusses the implications
members, workers, WHS professionals Centre, Braddon Hall. Wed 16 Oct, of the new laws.
9-10am
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
Mon 21 Oct, 1-2pm
10 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsWork Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Locations and times:
Federal Group Cradle Mountain
Chateau (closed event) This interactive seminar explains the Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
first aid requirements under the Act and Mon 7 Oct, 9-11am
Federal Group Cradle Mountain Chateau the First Aid in the Workplace Code of
will hold its monthly WHS committee Burnie Arts and Function Centre,
Practice. You’ll do practical exercises Braddon Hall. Tues 15 Oct, 12.30-
meeting on 10 September, for its to help you make your workplace
workers only. WorkSafe Health & Safety 2.30pm
compliant.
Consultant Phill John will participate. Launceston Country Club, Tasman
For information call Greg Astell, General Room. Thurs 31 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm
Manager on 6492 1404.
Flinders Island community Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
meeting This seminar explains the often
Federal Group West Coast Presented by: misunderstood and misrepresented
Safety Meeting (closed event) Flinders Island Council
Anti-Discrimination Act 1998, the role
of the Office of the Anti-Discrimination
Federal Group West Coast will
Who should attend: Commissioner, an overview of
incorporate its monthly WHS committee
complaint trends and the complaint
meeting with its monthly existing and Interested members of the public
process, and people’s rights and
new staff induction training, for its
Locations and times: responsibilities under this Act.
workers only. It will include fire safety
and evacuation awareness for Strahan Flinders Island: Thurs 17 Oct; further
Village and Gordon River Cruises, details when you register
overview of the spot the hazard Grange Resources safety event
program, refresher on WHS policies Registration: (closed event)
and procedures and injury management Flinders Council: Shane Walsh, Safety Grange Resources will hold seminars
procedure. WorkSafe Health & Safety Officer: 6359 5007, 0428 593 801 or for its workers and contractors only
Consultant Phill John will participate. shane.walsh@flinders.tas.gov.au on risk management in the mining
For information call Celia Stone, This community meeting includes a industry. You will learn techniques and
Executive Assistant Federal Group West presentation by WorkSafe Health & tools that will help you address your
Coast on 6471 4302. Safety Consultant Phill John on the new responsibilities and any associated
laws and volunteer safety. risks you are likely to encounter in large
and small business as a manager,
First aid in the workplace contractor, or worker. For information
call John Fox, OHS & Training Manager
Presented by:
Get in on the Act!
on 6446 3512 or 0477 170 037.
St John Ambulance Australia, Tasmania: Presented by:
Sanyi Szauber, EN The Office of the Anti-Discrimination
Commissioner: Robin Banks, the Anti- Hazardous manual tasks: What
Who should attend: does the code of practice
Discrimination Commissioner
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, require?
health and safety representatives, Who should attend:
WHS committee members, WHS Presented by:
Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
professionals human resources personnel, health Injury Prevention & Management: Kirby
and safety representatives, WHS Dillon, Injury Management Consultant
Locations and times: & Exercise Physiologist; Michael
committee members, workers, return to
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. work coordinators, injury management Roberts, Director IPM & Occupational
Thurs 3 Oct, 12-2pm coordinators, workplace rehabilitation Physiotherapist
Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function providers, medical practitioners,
Who should attend:
room. Tues 15 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm licensed insurers, self insurers, WHS
professionals Senior managers, supervisors, health
Launceston Country Club, Show Room.
and safety representatives, WHS
Thurs 31 Oct, 12.30-2.30pm
professionals, and those who need to
assess and control manual handling
risks in the workplace
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 11Work Health and Safety
Locations and times: Locations and times:
How to manage & control
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. asbestos in the workplace Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Mon 7 Oct, 11.30am-1pm Wed 9 Oct, 9-10.30am
Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function Presented by: Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function
room. Mon 14 Oct, 2-3.30pm Injury Prevention & Management: room. Mon 14 Oct, 9-10.30am
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. Martyn Bradfield, Managing Director & Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
Tues 22 Oct, 9-10.30am Principal Consultant & Trainer; Richard Mon 21 Oct, 11am-12.30pm
Jackson, Occupational Hygienist
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Who should attend:
This interactive workshop explains This workshop explains the How to
the Hazardous Manual Tasks Code Senior managers, supervisors, Manage Work Health and Safety Risks
of Practice. You’ll work through an health and safety representatives, Code of Practice and how it compares
example of a manual task and be WHS committee members, WHS to previous guidance. It reviews
given tools to determine if the task professionals, and those who need to hazard and risk registers, what the key
is hazardous, assess its risk level, manage asbestos in the workplace differences are, and how they can add
identify control measures, and review value to your workplace. It addresses
Locations and times:
the effectiveness of these controls. how to manage work health and
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. safety risks. It reviews how Job Safety
Tues 1 Oct, 9-10.30am Analysis (JSAs) and Safe Work Method
Health & safety representatives Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Statements (SWMS) need to be used,
conference Braddon Hall. Thurs 17 Oct, 3-4.30pm some of the pitfalls, and how they can
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. add value and make your work safer.
Presented by: Mon 21 Oct, 9-10.30am
Unions Tasmania in conjunction with
WorkSafe Tasmania Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au How to survive an audit: Simple
This seminar explains the How to steps to safe systems at work
Who should attend:
Manage and Control Asbestos in the
Health and safety representatives Presented by:
Workplace Code of Practice and how
it compares to previous guidance. Master Builders Association
Locations and times:
You’ll learn what the key issues and
Hobart Wrest Point, Show Room. Who should attend:
risks are with asbestos and asbestos
Mon 30 Sept, Registration 8.30am, management. You’ll also learn what Senior managers, officers, health and
Conference 9am-4pm you need to focus on when asbestos is safety representatives, WHS committee
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. being removed in your workplace. members, WHS professionals
Fri 25 Oct, Registration 8.30am,
Locations and times:
Conference 9am-4pm
How to manage WHS risks Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au code of practice Mon 30 Oct, 4.30-6.30pm
This year’s conference focusses on Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function
modern technology and WHS hazards; Presented by: room. Mon 16 Oct, 4.30-6.30pm
psychosocial hazards, including work/ Injury Prevention & Management: Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
life balance; and HSR networking and Andrew McGowan, Senior WHS Mon 28 Oct, 4.30-6.30pm
information sharing. Consultant & Trainer; Martyn Bradfield,
Managing Director and Principal Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Consultant & Trainer This seminar explains how to survive a
building safety audit, including simple
Who should attend:
steps to ensure you have safe systems
Senior managers, supervisors, in your workplace. If you attend this
health and safety representatives, seminar, we recommend you also
WHS committee members, WHS attend ‘Safety management plans’.
professionals, and those who need to
manage WHS risks in the workplace
12 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsWork Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Implementing a WHS Managers supporting workplace
management system: AS 4801 This seminar covers the principles of support/contact officers
metabolic status, functional capacity
Presented by: and psycho-social attributes that presented by:
Australian Audit & Compliance: Alyce affect our health and wellbeing, and The Office of the Anti-Discrimination
Jordan, Principal Auditor therefore our safety at work. It will use Commissioner: Roz Smart, Senior
Tasmanian case studies and provide a Training, Education & Development
Who should attend: practical framework for workplaces to Officer
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, improve workers’ health and quality of
health and safety representatives, life, and therefore business productivity Who should attend:
WHS committee members, WHS and return to work outcomes. Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
professionals, human resources personnel, health and
safety representatives, WHS committee
Locations and times: King Island Chamber of members, WHS professionals
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Commerce breakfast
Mon 7 Oct, 11.30am-1pm Locations and times:
Presented by:
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Fri
King Island Chamber of Commerce and 11 Oct, 12.30-1.30pm
Mon 28 Oct, 11am-12.30pm
WorkSafe Tasmania
Burnie Arts and Function Centre,
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Brass/Flinders Room. Thurs 17 Oct,
Who should attend:
This seminar is designed for 9-10am
All King Island businesses
organisations that are not currently Launceston Country Club, Tasman
certified to AS 4801 requirements Locations and times: Room. Thurs 31 Oct, 11am-12pm
but are interested in achieving this
King Island: Mon 14 Oct. King Island
benchmark. It provides a basic Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Club, 7am. Further details when you
understanding of the requirements and This seminar explains the role of
register
the process involved for certification. workplace support/contact officers
It covers planning, implementing, Registration: (WSCOs): how they can make
monitoring, reviewing and improving a managers’ jobs easier and workplaces
King Island Chamber of Commerce:
WHS management system. better, by being a support/information
Michelle Mauric, Kirdo/OAC
Coordinator: 64621778 or resource to managers and PCBUs for
kingislandnet@internode.on.net bullying, harassment and discrimination
Keeping workers safe at work: and providing information on managing
This breakfast seminar includes
The increasing dilemma for inappropriate workplace situations.
WorkSafe Health & Safety Consultant
businesses It will help managers and PCBUs
Phill John on the new laws, and
understand the WCSO role, and appoint
Presented by: networking opportunities.
and train them.
Cazaly Sports Health: Rick Cazaly,
Director, partnered with the Hobart
Chamber of Commerce Launceston General Hospital:
WHS & wellbeing open day/ Managing alcohol & other
Who should attend: trade expo drugs in the workplace
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, The THO–North Work Health Safety Presented by:
human resources personnel, health and and Wellbeing committee will hold an Integrity Sampling (Tas) Pty Ltd: Colin
safety representatives, WHS committee open day/trade expo for its workers, Thomas, Managing Director; Rick
members contractors, patients and visitors on Shadbolt, Chief Executive
Friday 16 Oct (9am-2.30pm).
Locations and times: Who should attend:
The day will feature equipment
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. demonstrations, including fire Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
Wed 2 Oct, 12.30-2pm extinguishers and manual handling human resources personnel, health and
Launceston Country Club, Tasman aids. Trade suppliers and WorkSafe safety representatives, WHS committee
Room. Mon 21 Oct, 11am-12.30pm officers will be attending. There will also members, workers, injury management
be WHS and wellbeing competitions coordinators, licensed insurers, self
(open to staff only). insurers, WHS professionals
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 13Work Health and Safety
Locations and times:
Master Builders Association Prosecutions: Lessons learnt
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. tradeshows
Mon 7 Oct, 9-11am Presented by:
The Master Builders Association of
Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Tasmania will be holding regional WorkSafe Tasmania: Neale Buchanan,
Braddon Hall. Tues 15 Oct, 3-5pm Director Operations
tradeshows in September to give those
Launceston Country Club, Showroom. in the construction industry the chance Who should attend:
Thurs 31 Oct, 3-5pm to talk with suppliers, see what new Human resources personnel, WHS
and innovative products are available, managers and anyone interested in the
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au and learn about current market trends. processes of the WHS regulator
This seminar details the relevant WorkSafe Tasmania will be exhibiting,
sections of the WHS laws, current so for those who aren’t able to attend Locations and times:
statistics on alcohol and other drug a WorkSafe Month event, or who want Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
use, the need for workable policy to talk to a WorkSafe Advisor about Tues 1 Oct, 12.30-1.30pm
and procedures, and the key aspects what your business can do and what Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Fri
of a successful drug and alcohol resources are available, come along 11 Oct, 9-10am
management program. to a Master Builders Association Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function
tradeshow. room. Tues 15 Oct, 9-10am
Hobart Tattersall’s Park Function Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
Managing the work Centre (Elwick Raceway), Goodwood Rd Tues 29 Oct, 9-10am
environment & facilities Glenorchy. Tues 17 Sept, 4–8pm
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Presented by: Burnie Arts & Function Centre, Wilmot
This seminar summarises recent
Injury Prevention & Management: St. Wed 18 Sept, 4–8pm prosecutions in Tasmania and other
Michael Roberts, Director IPM & Launceston Tailrace Centre, 1 states, drawing out key lessons. It is
Occupational Physiotherapist; Oliver Waterfront Dve, Riverside. Thurs 19 expected there will be a greater interest
Bodak, WHS Consultant & Exercise Sept, 4–8pm in prosecutions under the new laws
Physiologist as the penalties are much higher;
For information, call the Master while there have been no proceedings
Builders Association on 6210 2000 or yet launched under the new laws, the
Who should attend:
go to www.mbatas.org.au principles applied by the courts under
Senior managers, supervisors, and
the previous laws are still relevant
those responsible for providing and (especially the test of what was
maintaining workplace facilities and Minerals and Metals Group ‘reasonably practicable’).
work sites Rosebery (closed event)
Locations and times: MMG Rosebery will hold an underground
safety meeting during WorkSafe Month Quad bike & tractor training
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Fri
11 Oct, 10.30am-12pm for its workers only. This meeting will Presented by:
include a presentation by WorkSafe
Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function GP Workplace Training and supported
Health & Safety Consultant Phill John on
room. Tues 15 Oct, 10.30am-12pm by WorkSafe Tasmania
incident prevention and investigation.
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. For information call Colin Atkinson, Who should attend:
Mon 28 Oct, 1-2.30pm Safety and Training Coordinator, on Quad bike and tractor operators
6473 2226.
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Locations and times:
This workshop explains the Managing King Island: Tues 15 Oct, 8.30am-3pm.
the Work Environment and Facilities Eight spaces available only. Further
Code of Practice. You’ll learn how to details when you register
apply the guidance of the code and Flinders Island: Thurs 17 Oct, 8.30am-
identify what facilities are needed, 3pm. Eight spaces available only.
whether your workplace is permanent, Further details when you register
mobile, temporary or remote.
Cost:
$140.00 GST not applicable (50%
subsidy)
14 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsWork Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Quarry safety SafeSpine
For information: GP Workplace Training
& Consultation: Peter Stafford, Head Presented by: Presented by:
Trainer & Consultant, 0487 770 191 or
Hosted by WorkSafe Tasmania: Onsite Health Solutions: Anna
jkp.stafford@gmail.com
WorkSafe Tasmania Mines and Mangold, Physiologist; Laura Mitchell,
Flinders Council: Shane Walsh, Safety Dangerous Substances Inspectors; Occupational Therapist; Lotta Whitfield,
Officer, 6359 5007, 0428 593 801 or Wayne Newitt from Explosive Workplace Health Consultant
shane.walsh@flinders.tas.gov.au Engineering Australia; representatives
This practical day-long course equips from explosives company Maxam Who should attend:
people operating quad bikes with the Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
knowledge, skill and attitude to do so in Who should attend: human resources personnel, health and
a safe and efficient manner. You must Quarry operators/staff, those working safety representatives, WHS committee
use your own quad bike (in safe working in the explosives industry members, injury management
condition) and must wear an approved coordinators, licensed insurers, self
motorcycle helmet, gloves and eye Locations and times: insurers, WHS professionals
protection, a long-sleeved shirt, long Devonport, Stoney Rise Government
trousers and sturdy boots. The trainer Centre, Rundle Road. Tues Oct 29, Locations and times:
will provide you with a certificate of 9.30am-4pm Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
attendance, which will note the training Thurs 3 Oct, 9-10am
objectives completed. You will also Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
complete an evaluation, questionnaire This seminar covers bore tracking, face Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
and assessment/appraisal tools to profiling and general blast design; and This seminar explains how you can
support the training. lessons learnt from a recent quarry reduce the incidence and severity of
blast incident near Bicheno (featuring soft tissue injuries. You’ll learn practical
an injured worker). tools for preventing these injuries.
Quad bike safety
Presented by: Safe driving Safety around vehicles in
Driver Safety Services: Graham the extractive & pre-mixed
Lawrence, General Manager Presented by: concrete industries
Driver Training Hobart: Mark Rowley,
Who should attend: Manager & Driving Instructor Presented by:
Quad bike operators Cement, Concrete & Aggregates
Who should attend: Australia (CCCA); Institute of Quarrying
Locations and times: Senior managers, supervisors, officers, Australia (IQA)
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. human resources personnel, health and
Wed 9 Oct, 11am-1pm safety representatives, WHS committee Who should attend:
Burnie Arts and Function Centre, members, workers, WHS professionals, Anyone who manages, engages,
Braddon Hall. Fri 18 Oct, 9-11am supervisory drivers, learner and supervises or works in an industrial
provisional drivers setting, particularly in the resources/
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom.
Tues 22 Oct, 11am-1pm civil construction industries
Locations and times:
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Locations and times:
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Thurs 3 Oct, 2.30-5pm Hobart: Magistrates Court, 23-25
This seminar covers risk management,
Liverpool St. Fri 18 Oct, 12-3:30pm.
understanding safe work practices for Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Light lunch provided
quad bikes, understanding operating
This seminar promotes safe driving
instructions, and using personal Cost:
habits. It explains how to enjoy driving
protective equipment. It includes Q&A
and be a safe driver, and how to avoid $125 plus GST
discussion with quad bike suppliers and
an incident.
industry representatives.
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 15Work Health and Safety
Registration: Locations and times:
Using humour as a coping
CCAA: email: barry.williams@ccaa.com. Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. mechanism
au or go to www.ccaa.com.au Mon 7 Oct, 4-6pm
This seminar includes a mock court Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Presented by:
scenario to give you a taste of what real Thurs 10 Oct, 4-6pm Dept of Economic Development: Daryl
court proceedings are like. Experienced Launceston Country Club Ballroom. Peebles, Senior Communications
lawyers from The Brief Group play the Tues 29 Oct, 4-6pm Consultant
role of prosecutor and defence lawyer,
and you’ll play the manager, witness or Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Who should attend:
injured party. This seminar explains what makes a Senior managers, supervisors, human
good safety management system. If you resources personnel, health and safety
attend this seminar, we recommend you representatives, WHS committee
Safety management for small also attend ‘How to survive an audit’. members, workers, workplace
business rehabilitation providers, medical
practitioners, WHS professionals
Presented by:
Tasmanian Health Locations and times:
Central Coast Council: Marjorie Organisation–North West: Keep
Fitzgerald, HR Systems Officer; Doug safe, get healthy weeks Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Scarfe, Works Safety Officer Wed 2 Oct, 2.30-3.30pm
The THO–North West is hosting events
Who should attend: at the North West Regional Hospital Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
(7-11 Oct) and Mersey Community
Senior managers, workers This seminar explores the relationship
Hospital (21-25 Oct) for its workers,
between appropriate humour in the
Locations and times: contractors and patients, to participate
workplace and hope, confidence,
in activities that highlight work health,
Burnie Arts and Function Centre, resilience and optimism — psychological
safety and wellbeing. For information
Braddon Hall. Wed 16 Oct, capital which enhances productivity.
call Samantha Forrest, Work Health and
10.30am-12pm
Safety Coordinator, 0429 388 243
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or 6430 6574.
Waratah–Wynyard Council
This seminar provides small Waratah–Wynyard Council is hosting
businesses with examples and ideas
to enable them to improve their safety
Underground mines safety seminars for its workers and the
community. For information call Garry
management. It encourages you to Presented by: Thorp, Health and Safety Officer on
think about your safety and speak out 6452 4862.
WorkSafe Tasmania: Mines and
about issues that may affect you at
Dangerous Substances Inspectors;
work. The new codes of practice will
representatives from mining companies
be discussed, and WorkSafe Health &
West Coast Council
Safety Consultant Phill John will join the Who should attend: (closed event)
Q&A part. Those working in the mining industry West Coast Council will hold a week
(including contractors) and explosives of safety events, 7-11 Oct for its staff
companies only. For information call Christine Gray
Safety management plans
Locations and times: on 6471 4710.
Presented by:
Zeehan, Zeehan Golf Club, Fowler St.
Master Builders Association Tues Oct 22, 9.30am-4pm
Who should attend: Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Senior managers, officers, health and This seminar covers incidents that
safety representatives, WHS committee mining companies have dealt with
members, WHS professionals and the lessons learnt from these;
how mining companies are managing
surface dust and silica; seismic activity
in mines and recent upgrades to static
and dynamic ground support; and
issues arising from principal mining
hazard management plans.
16 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Month Program of EventsWork Health and Safety
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
WHS consultation, cooperation 2013 WorkSafe Tasmania
& coordination: A practical Registration closing date: 10 October Awards presentations
guide This day-long conference outlines the Locations and times:
findings of a recent Tasmanian survey
Presented by: into workplace bullying, the WorkCover Hobart Wrest Point, Plenary Room. Fri 4
Tasmania Board’s proposed strategy Oct, 3-5pm
Injury Prevention & Management:
Michael Roberts, Director IPM & for dealing with workplace bullying, Launceston Country Club, Show Room.
Occupational Physiotherapist; Oliver national initiatives, and the national Fri 1 Nov, 3-4pm
Bodak, WHS Consultant & Exercise Code of Practice on Preventing and
Responding to Workplace Bullying and Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
Physiologist
its relevance to Tasmanian workplace. The 2013 WorkSafe Awards are set to
Who should attend: It provides practical guidance on be our biggest celebration ever! This
Senior managers, supervisors, officers, managing workplace bullying complaints year attendance is free — that means
health and safety representatives, WHS in your workplace. It includes a panel everyone has the chance to meet and
professionals discussion with Bob Gozzi, Tasmanian applaud the amazing people whose
Chamber of Commerce and Industry; ideas, initiatives and innovations
Locations and times: Kevin Harkins, Unions Tasmania; Robin make Tasmania a safer place to work.
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room. Banks, Office of the Anti-Discrimination The 2013 WorkSafe Awards winners
Tues 1 Oct, 2-3.30pm Commissioner; Neale Buchanan, will be announced in Hobart and the
Launceston Country Club, Ballroom. WorkSafe. 2013 Overall WorkSafe Tasmania
Tues 29 Oct, Ballroom, 2-3.30pm Awards Winner will be announced in
Launceston. After the presentations
Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au Work related driver safety you are invited to join the winners,
finalists, judges and other attendees for
This workshop explains the Work Health
Presented by: a complimentary networking drink.
and Safety Consultation, Cooperation
and Coordination Code of Practice. You’ll MotorSafe Tasmania: Peter Stafford,
learn the importance of consultation, Trainer
what makes effective consultation, and
Who should attend:
when and how to consult.
Senior managers, supervisors, officers,
human resources personnel, health and
Workplace bullying conference safety representatives, WHS committee
members, workers, WHS professionals
Presented by:
Locations and times:
Hosted by WorkSafe: Brad Parker
and Neale Buchanan, WorkSafe Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Tasmania; Roz Smart, Office of the Anti- Mon 7 Oct, 4-5.30pm
Discrimination Commissioner; panel Burnie Arts and Function Centre, Bass/
speakers (see below) Flinders Room. Fri 18 Oct, 2-3.30pm
Launceston Country Club, Tasman
Who should attend: Room. Mon 21 Oct, 9-10.30am
Senior managers, human resources
personnel, health and safety Registration: www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
representatives, workplace behavioural This seminar emphasises a total policy
contact officers, support groups and approach to safe driving: having a policy
workers who want to learn more about in place that covers vehicle choice
workplace bullying in Tasmania and maintenance, training, incident
reporting, problem correction and
Locations and times:
ongoing training.
Hobart Wrest Point, Derwent Room.
Tues 8 Oct, 9am-4pm
Burnie The Point, MMG-GHD function
room. Wed 16 Oct, 9am-4pm
Launceston Country Club, Showroom.
Wed 30 Oct, 9am-4pm
Register Online at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au or check sessions for details 172013 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards presentations
Be celebrated!
Be rewarded!
Be inspired!
Be motivated!
Be involved!
Hobart Awards presentation
• Be celebrated and applaud the • Master of Ceremonies: Daryl
2013 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards Peebles (pictured)
winners
• Be inspired by Bupa Ambassador Friday 4 October 3–5pm
and Guy Leech, former Australian Wrest Point Hobart, Plenary Hall
Ironman surf lifesaving champion
(pictured right) Cost: Free
• Be motivated: hear from some Register at www.worksafe.tas.gov.au
of the 2012 WorkSafe Tasmania
Awards winners about their
initiatives 12 months on
• Be involved: enjoy a complimentary Hobart presentation lucky door prize:
drink after the Awards presentation Attend to be in the draw to win two
and meet the winners, finalists, 2014 the Hobart presentation AFL
judges and other Awards attendees Grand Final tickets
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