Programme
The programme has been updated for 16 - 18 November 2022. Last updated 11 February 2022
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| Wednesday, 16 November 2022 | |
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| 5.30pm - 7.30pm | Welcome function sponsored by PwC With official opening of conference by the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety, the Hon Michael Wood Banquet Hall, Parliament |
| Thursday, 17 November 2022 | |
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| 8.00am | Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania, Te papa |
| 9.00am | Conference opening Amokura, Te Papa |
| 9.15am | Keynote 1 - How WorkSafe is growing "how to" |
| 10.05am | Keynote 2 - The three secrets of resilient people Dr Lucy Hone, Adjunct Senior Professor at the University of Canterbury and Co-director of the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing & Resilience (NZ) Amokura |
| 10.50am | Morning tea Oceania |
| 11.20am | Concurrent session 1 |
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Session 1A
Kaitiakitanga – protecting our people, environment, and culture in an iwi lead organisation
Katrina Berry, Ngāi Tahu Holdings
Growing how to
Session 1B
Applying Prevention through Design (PtD) principles in the workplace
Ian Laird, Massey University
Other
Session 1C
Why stop here? Empowering women to advance their HSE career to the senior leadership team and the board table
Jo Pugh, WorkSafe New Zealand
| 11.50am | Move between sessions |
| 12.00pm | Concurrent session 2 |
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Session 2A
Improving conditions for health and wellbeing in small and medium-sized enterprises in Aotearoa New Zealand
David Tappin, Massey University and
Dr Kate Bone, Massey University
Growing how to
Session 2B
Creating safer outcomes with immersive virtual reality learning
James Coddington, Skills VR
Other
Session 2C
PwC Presentation
Tamati Shepherd-Wipiiti, PwC
| 12.30pm | Lunch Oceania |
| 1.30pm | Slice of HASANZ Amokura |
| 1.40pm | Move between sessions |
| 1.50pm | Concurrent session 3 |
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Session 3A
A culture of health is more than fruit bowls and hearing tests
Carolyn Haybittle, Workplace Health Consultancy Plus
Growing how to
Session 3B
Critical Control Management application in Napier Port’s operations – a case study of worker engagement to manage critical health and safety risks
Margaret Van Schaik, Van Schaik Health and Safety Solutions and Andrew Morton, Port of Napier
Other
Session 3C
Injury prevention initiatives
Paula Herring, ACC
Sponsored by Massey University
| 2.20pm | Move between sessions |
| 2.30pm | Concurrent session 4 |
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Session 4A
Investigations by the regulator
Olivia Lund, Duncan Cotterill
Growing how to
Session 4B
Road to Zero and the safe system approach - reducing deaths and serious injuries on our roads
Fabian Marsh, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
Other
Session 4C
Psychological safety and leadership in the workplace
Sanna Malinen, University of Canterbury, Institute of Organisational Psychology
| 3.00pm | Afternoon tea Oceania |
| 3.30pm | Slice of HASANZ Amokura |
| 3.40pm | Keynote 3 - The influence of work on health Associate Professor Jodi Oakman, Head of the Centre for Ergonomics and Human Factors, La Trobe University (Australia) Amokura |
| 4.30pm | Wrap-up day 1 Amokura |
| 7.00pm - late | Conference dinner & dance sponsored by Duncan Cotterill Venue TBC |
| Friday, 18 November 2022 | |
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8.00am | Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania |
| 9.00am | Keynote 4 - Health and safety on the ice Sarah Williamson, Chief Executive, Antarctica New Zealand (NZ) Amokura |
| 9.50am | Keynote 5 - Safety through learning – Safety II in practice via zoom Ron Gantt, Director of Innovation & Operations, Reflect Consulting Group (USA) |
| 10.40am | Slice of HASANZ Amokura |
| 10.50am | Morning tea Oceania |
| 11.20am | Concurrent session 5 |
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Session 5A
The revised approach to Health and Safety By Design (HSBD) applied to the City Rail Link Project
Russell McMullan, City Rail Link Project
Growing how to
Session 5B
Building the professional capability of your safety influencers
Felicity Champion, Fonterra and Warren Mara, Sysdoc
Other
Session 5C
Keeping staff well, safe and productive – how to support people to stay at work and return to work
Pam Mitchell, Waitemata DHB and Natalie Hibbert, Davis Trading
| 11.50am | Move between sessions |
| 12.00pm | Concurrent session 6 |
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Session 6A
Identifying and managing fatigue in New Zealand workplaces
Leigh Signal, Massey University
Growing how to
Session 6B
Using human factors and ergonomics to assess musculoskeletal injury risk – a case study in rail
Sue Alexander, Alexander Ergonomics
Other
Session 6C
Learning from tragedy – a story of culture change and vulnerability
Wendi Croft, Fletcher Building
| 12.30pm | Lunch Oceania |
| 1.30pm | Slice of HASANZ Amokura |
| 1.40pm | Panel discussion – Managing mental health and wellbeing at work How do you create a work environment to help people thrive? This topical session will draw on the Business Leaders Health and Safety Forum’s “Framework for Managing Mental Health and Wellbeing at Work” and share leaders’ experience and learnings. Join the discussion! |
| 2.30pm | Energiser |
| 2.40pm | Keynote 6 - COVID-19 communications: Making health and safety messages stick Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles, Science communicator and microbiologist, the University of Auckland (NZ) Amokura |
| 3.30pm | We are HASANZ |
| 3.50pm - 4.00pm | Conference close |