Part one of a presentation Safe Work Australia’s CEO Michelle Baxter gave at the Singapore WSH Conference in 2018.

Learn about what motivates organisations to improve their safety culture from an international safety expert.

Every business and industry is affected by fatigue; however some types of work and sectors have an inherently higher risk, particularly when shift work is involved.

Instead of managing personalities or interpersonal conflicts, proactively change organisational culture.

First responders are routinely faced with challenging, distressing and even violent situations in their everyday work, which can have a profound effect on their mental and physical health.

A panel of business leaders and experts in mental health discuss some of the facts and fallacies about workplace mental health.

Two leaders in workplace fatigue discuss how sleep is critical to our physical and mental health, is fundamental to our ability to think and learn, and critical to maintaining safe and healthy workplaces.

Featuring the crocodile business in the Northern Territory, this seminar shows the innovative techniques used to reduce the risk from the hazards unique to this industry.

Leaders at all levels have a critical role to play in building a positive safe work culture, influencing safety improvements, and designing safe, healthy and productive work.

Many people who don’t typically see themselves as work designers actually have a powerful influence on work safety, from CEOs, to IT professionals to HR executives.