A Manager’s Guide to Identifying Fatigue Risk [FREE SEMINAR]
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While the issue of fatigue in our workplaces continues to gain more and more coverage in the Australian media, the current economic climate means managers across Australia are increasingly having to achieve more with less and teams are having to work harder and sometimes longer.
With the onus falling on managers to help recognise, manage and mitigate occupational fatigue risk, are you doing enough to protect your employees?
Join us for an informative free seminar to better understand your responsibilities as a manager and learn how you can identify and understand fatigue risk in your organisation.
WHEN:
Thursday, October 29
7.30am for an 8am start. Concluding at 9am.
*Breakfast to be provided
WHERE:
TMS Consulting,
Level 2, 21 Mary St, Brisbane
KEY TOPICS:
- What is Fatigue Management?
- How to identify fatigue risk in your organisation?
- Understanding your responsibilities and obligations as a manager?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
- HR managers
- HSE managers
- Leaders and managers in industries such as:
- Public sector – particularly in Health, Education, Defence, Police, Fire and Ambulance
- Construction and Manufacturing
- Transport and Freight
- Mining and Oil and Gas
PRESENTERS:
Malcolm Lawson
Malcolm is an experienced consultant and trainer in the areas of workplace health and safety and fatigue risk management. He has worked with a range of companies Australia-wide and is passionate about helping companies to provide a safer work environment for their staff.
Heather Ikin
Heather specialises in Safety Culture, Safety Leadership Development and Psychosocial Safety, with a focus on applying cognitive psychology, neuroscience, human factors and organisational behaviour to understand safety performance.
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