The 5th Annual Safety Psychology Conference 2015

SYDNEY - June 16, 2015 - PRLog -- All organisations operating in high-risk, safety critical industries share the common goal of ‘Zero Harm’. However, this leading safety event will go beyond zero harm and delve into the most innovative approaches to safety currently being undertaken, in research and in practice, to revitalise and progress the perception of safety moving forward.

Pre-Summit Workshop: 19 October

Summit: 20 & 21 October

Post-Summit Workshop: 22 October

Venue: Novotel Darling Harbour

Brochure: http://www.liquidlearning.com.au/documents/SPC1015/SPC1015_W.pdf

Without adequately addressing human behaviour and underlying impacts of attitude, awareness and ability however, organisations are at risk of failing to understand the full suite of issues contributing to success and failure in the safety environment. This exciting discussion on safety will delve deeper into the psychology behind the human factors at play in the workplace than ever before. The interactive program features numerous respected thought-leaders in safety psychology offering incomparable expert insight and knowledge.

International organisations are using psychology-founded tools and strategies to understand employee safety perception, decision-making and behaviour. Building on the success of the previous forums, industry leaders will present case studies that provide cutting-edge thinking and practical tools for best addressing and affecting safety in any organisation. The practical, real-life case studies, combined with expert sessions, will offer invaluable tools and knowledge for changing the course of safety heading into the future. Do not miss the opportunity to be a part of this phenomenal networking and learning opportunity!

Explore:
Challenging accepted paradigms in Workplace Health and Safety
Applying psychology to impact individual and organisational safety attitudes
Enhancing safety engagement through clever conversation and questioning
Using human factors and behavioural psychology to improve decision-making and safety judgement

Who Will Attend

Attendees will comprise of a variety of senior leaders, managers and specialists from a variety of industries in roles such as:

Workplace Health and Safety Managers
Safety General Managers and Managers
Industrial Psychologists
Site Superintendents
Workers Compensation
Health and Wellbeing General Mangers and Managers
Occupational Health and Safety Managers
Operations/Site Managers
Principal Advisers / Consultants in Safety
General Managers of HSE
Organisation Development
Risk and Compliance Managers
Injury Management Specialists
Occupational Therapists
Rehabilitation / Return to Wor