Making Work Safer 2011
The Asia Pacific BST® Annual Users Conference
3-4 November 2011
Perth, Western Australia
Safety is always in motion. Priorities, people, processes, and technology are ever-changing. Maintaining a safe workplace requires a workforce that maintains a healthy sense of vulnerability and that has the tools to address the conditions contributing to injury exposure. The constant and unwavering commitment of your team, your process, and you: this is Making Work Safer.
Executives and board members, middle managers and supervisors, front-line employees and contractors all contribute to the stream of decisions, actions, and ideas that configure the moments where safety happens. Getting safety right means linking these elements to create consistent outcomes from moment to moment - and to adapt safety functioning with the organisation as it changes and grows. When we are connected and working in concert, desired results become realities. Reaction is replaced by forward focus. When the connections are clear, people are safer. And we are all the better for it.
As a licensed user of BST® technology, you are invited to Making Work Safer 2011 - the Asia-Pacific BST Annual Users Conference. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to enhance your existing initiatives and further the safety efforts at your site. Bring your senior leaders, safety professionals, sponsor, facilitator, steering committee and observers. This is your opportunity to share ideas and stir up new thoughts for increased participation and safety awareness at your site. Come prepared to network with world-class companies and create a list of contacts for future reference.
Non licensed users are welcome to register for the Best Practices Showcase (Registration Fees do not apply). In this dynamic exhibition of approximately 20 booths, displaying safety results from around Australia and South East Asia, you will have the opportunity to network with others, share best practices and meet some of the global community of BAPP® (Behavioural Accident Prevention Process) Users present.
Download Conference Registration Guide here (pdf file, 3MB). For further enquiries, please contact Russell Consulting International, Phone: (03 9696 3166 Fax: (03) 9696 6788, Email: info@russellconsulting.com.au.