Programme
The programme is subject to change without notice. Last updated 29-08-2018.
| WEDNESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 2018 | |
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4.00pm | Registration open Te Marae (Level 4) |
| 5.30pm - 7.30pm | Powhiri and welcome function Te Marae & Signs of a Nation Official opening by the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety the Hon. Iain Lees-Galloway, followed by light refreshments |
| THURSDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2018 | |
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| 8.00am | Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania |
| 9.00am | Conference opening Amokura Conference MC - Peter Biggs |
| 9.15am | Keynote 1 – Challenge, change and stay curious – the future of health and safety Sponsored by the Business Leaders’ Health & Safety Forum |
| 10.00am | Keynote 2 – Mental health – a competitive advantage Geoff McDonald, Mental health champion and Former Global Vice President HR Unilever (UK) |
| 10.45am | Morning tea Oceania |
| 11.15am | Concurrent session 1 |
Culture
Session 1A - Amokura
Generative or bust: operationalising Hudson's safety culture model
Michelle Riley, Manager, Safe People And Culture, Melbourne Water
Capability
Session 1B - Rangimarie 1
Why a physically intelligent workforce matters. Understanding what it takes for manual handling training to change individuals' movement habits
Katie Croft, Physiotherapist, Provention
Collaboration
Session 1C - Rangimarie 2
What other industries can learn from forestry's experience of creating an industry-wide contractor certification scheme
Fiona Ewing, National Safety Director, Forest Industry Safety Council
Mixed
Session 1D - Rangimarie 3
How ACC is helping you create healthier and safer workplaces
Paul Gimblett, Head of Workplace Safety and Levies, ACC
| 11.55am | Move between sessions |
| 12.00pm | Concurrent session 2 |
Culture
Session 2A - Rangimarie 2
SafePlus: a conversation about how it happens and why it’s different to a health and safety audit
Jennie Gianotti, Manager Education Development Guidance and Education Development, WorkSafe New Zealand
Capability
Session 2B - Amokura
Understanding psychological distress in New Zealand workplaces - raising the bar of knowledge and practice
Jeremy Robertson, Principal, Research and Development, Umbrella Ltd
Collaboration
Session 2C - Rangimarie 3
An introduction to health risk assessment
Jessica Clout, Occupational Health and Safety Consultant /Occupational Health Nurse, Working For Health
Mixed
Session 2D - Rangimarie 1
The untapped potential of safety analytics
Chris Alderson and Phil Bolton, Director, PwC, and Director in Analytics Practice, PwC Melbourne
| 12.40pm | Lunch Oceania |
| 1.40pm | Masterclasses Masterclass 1 Dr John Green Masterclass 2 Geoff McDonald Amokura Rangimarie 1 |
| 2.25pm | Move between sessions |
| 2.30pm | Concurrent session 3 |
Culture
Session 3A - Amokura
Maturity, strategic levers and behaviour: integrating three models to build a plan for health and safety culture development
Dan Davis, H&S Specialist, Impac Services Ltd
Capability
Session 3B - Rangimarie 2
Rise of the drones - managing the risks associated with remotely piloted aircraft systems
Nan Austin, H&S Manager, University of Waikato
Collaboration
Session 3C - Rangimarie 1
Learning from incidents using duty holder reviews
Neil Mookerjee, Duty Holder Review Manager, WorkSafe New Zealand
Mixed
Session 3D - Rangimarie 3
Working with the HASANZ Register
Vic Tyler, Business Manager, HASANZ
| 3.10pm | Move between sessions |
| 3.15pm | Concurrent session 4 |
Culture
Session 4A - Rangimarie 3
Programme change
2018 University Safety & Health Association (UK) Conference report: “Without health and safety there is no wellbeing”
Andrea McMillan, Head, Health & Safety Compliance, University of Otago
Capability
Session 4B - Rangimarie 2
Handling explosive emotions: proactive H&S interventions for dealing with workplace emotions: raising the bar with practical emotional intelligence training John Faisandier, Managing Director, Thriving Under Fire
Collaboration
Session 4C - Amokura
Impact of stress, fatigue and organisational uncertainty on workforce wellness and safety
Moazzim Zaidi, Consultant Occupational Medicine, Johns Hopkins Aramco Health
Mixed
| 3.55pm | Afternoon Tea Oceania |
| 7.00pm - Late | Conference dinner & dance at Mac's Function Centre Join us for a fun night at a harbourside dinner and dance with popular covers band Mojo |
| FRIDAY, 7 SEPTEMBER 2018 | |
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8.00am | Registration open/arrival tea & coffee Oceania |
| 9.00am | Keynote 4 – Strengthening the pillar of worker engagement and participation Richard Wagstaff, President, New Zealand Council of Trade Unions (NZ) Amokura |
| 9.45am | Keynote 5 – What height do we set the bar at? Phil Parkes, Chief Operating Officer, WorkSafe New Zealand (NZ) |
| 10.30am | Morning Tea Oceania |
| 11.00am | Concurrent session 5 |
Culture
Session 5A - Rangimarie 1
Beyond the barriers and busting the myths of safety in design – learn how NZ is poised to lead the way and what you need to do
Wendi Croft, EHS Manager, Fletcher Building
Capability
Session 5B - Amokura
Board reporting or bored reporting - putting safety in focus
Toby Beaglehole, CEO, NZ Oil Services Ltd
Collaboration
Session 5C - Rangimarie 3
An update on the Health and Safety at Work Strategy 2018-2028
Juliana Johnson, MBIE and Ketan Chandu, WorkSafe
Mixed
Session 5D - Rangimarie 2
Whole body vibration
Jennie Kuzman and Kerry Cheung, Health & Safety Manager, Hastings District Council, and Occupational Hygienist
| 11.40am | Move between sessions |
| 11.45am | Concurrent session 6 |
Culture
Session 6A - Rangimarie 1
Culture through collaboration – sharing the “Good Yarn” programme to promote mental wellbeing
Dana Carver,Chair, Good Programmes Trust
Capability
Session 6B - Rangimarie 2
Unlocking the latent value of hazard data, for the purpose of preventative safety - case study.
Clint Van Marrewijk, Managing Director, SaferMe
Collaboration
Session 6C - Rangiemarie 3
Collaborating to build safety into the supply chain
Andrew Confait, Health and Safety Advisor, Site Safe
Mixed
Session 6D - Amokura
Putting the 'health' back in health and safety: a legal perspective
Greg Cain, Partner, Kensington Swan
| 12.25pm | Lunch Oceania |
| 1.25pm | Master Classes | |
| Masterclass 1 Dr John Green Amokura | Masterclass 2 Geoff McDonald Rangimarie 1 |
| 2.10pm | Move between sessions |
| 2.15pm | Afternoon Energiser Amokura |
| 4.00pm - 4.15pm | Conference close |
CPD points
Attendance at HASANZ CONFERENCE 2018 may earn CPD points – please check with your association or employer.