Lessons Learned from Incident Tracking
This session will explore how effective incident tracking can drive meaningful improvements in safety performance. It will focus on identifying root causes, recognising patterns, and turning data into practical preventive actions. Lessons learned will highlight how organisations can strengthen safety culture by sharing insights and closing the loop after incidents occur.
Construction Training
This session will examine the evolving role of construction training in improving safety, quality, and climate outcomes across the sector. It will highlight how targeted skills development, standards, and accreditation can support a safer, more competent workforce. Insights will focus on aligning training with industry needs, regulatory expectations, and long-term sustainability goals.
WELCOME BACK FROM THE CHAIR
Networking Lunch & Exhibition Viewing
HSA UPDATE ON CRITICAL LEGISLATION
TRAINING SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES FOR REAL WORLD IMPACT
Well-trained safety representatives play a critical role in embedding a proactive safety culture across construction sites. This panel will explore how equipping safety reps with practical skills, leadership confidence, and real-world knowledge can drive meaningful improvements in workplace health and safety, strengthen compliance, and foster shared responsibility across all levels of the organisation. Topics will include:
OPENING REMARKS FROM THE SESSION CHAIR
Networking Coffee Break & Exhibition Viewing
Managing the legal, human and commercial fallout of a fatal accident on site
This presentation aims to provide a clear and practical guide for employers on how to respond when a fatal accident occurs on site, focusing on what should be done in the first 24 hours and explaining, in practical terms, what organisations can typically expect as the HSA investigation and court process progresses.
BUILD BETTER, BUILD SAFER – WORKING WITH UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Ensuring teams can work safely around high-risk utilities such as electricity, gas, water and transport networks is critical in an increasingly complex built environment. Through stronger collaboration between contractors, utility providers and regulators, combined with innovation in planning, technology and training, the industry can significantly reduce risk on site. This approach also places a strong […]