Look after your workmates
For further information on how you can look after your workmates visit the SafeWork SA website at:
www.safework.sa.gov.au
FREE WORKSHOPS!
3 EASY WAYS TO BOOK
Online
www.safework.sa.gov.au
Fax
Complete a booking form and fax to (08) 8422 8399
Mail
Complete a booking form and mail to:
Safe Work Month 2009
Event Planners Australia
1/41 Osmond Terrace
Norwood SA 5067
Attend a FREE workshop for your chance to
WIN a $500 gift voucher!
When you register and attend a Safe Work Month 2009 workshop you have the chance to win a $500 gift voucher. There are four gift vouchers to be won,
one for each week of Safe Work Month 2009. The number of entries per participant is not limited, so register and attend as many FREE workshops as you like to increase your chances of winning.
If you cannot attend one of these free sessions, consider running your own safety activity in your workplace during Safe Work Month. A list of suggested safety activities can be found at www.safework.sa.gov.au
Venue Adelaide Event and Exhibition Centre,
Goyder Mezzanine,
Goodwood Road, Wayville
OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE METROPOLITAN WEEK OF SAFE WORK MONTH 2009
The Minister for Industrial Relations, the Hon Paul Caica MP, will open a week of FREE safety-related workshops and events being held in metropolitan Adelaide.
Speakers: The Hon Paul Caica MP, Minister for Industrial Relations Tom Phillips, AM, Presiding Member – SafeWork SA Advisory Committee
LEARN FROM THE NATIONAL SAFEWORK AUSTRALIA AWARD 2008 WINNERS
Speaker: Lew Owens – Chief Executive Officer, ETSA Utilities, winner of the Best Workplace Health and Safety Management System category
Speaker: Viki Coad – Health and Safety Representative, Wingara Wine Group at Katnook Estate, winner of the Best Individual Contribution to Workplace Health and Safety category
TITLE OF PRESENTATION
Keynote speaker: Bernard Salt
Content: Listen to corporate Australia’s leading commentator and
advisor on consumer, cultural and demographic trends for a compelling
presentation on the implications of workforce trends such as:
- What will customers and workers look like beyond the global financial crisis?
- The looming demographic faultline: why government must invest in immigration
- The rise of the home office and telecommuting
- Jobs and the ‘brave new world’ of technology.
Back to top 9.00AM
TO
12.00noon
Free
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Venue Adelaide Event and Exhibition Centre,
Goyder Mezzanine,
Goodwood Road, Wayville
TITLE OF PRESENTATION
Speaker: Katrina Webb – Paralympic athlete
Content: Join internationally recognised Paralympic athlete and businesswoman, Katrina Webb, for her energetic and captivating presentation, ‘Running on no matter what!’, packed with ideas on taking responsibility, having a positive mind-set and staying motivated when dealing with change and obstacles.
TITLE OF PRESENTATION
Speaker: Graeme Drew – Australia’s Local Hero, Australian of the Year Awards 2009
Content: Hear the inspiring story of Graeme Drew, a professional fisherman, sea rescuer, educator and community leader in promoting ocean and coastal safety around Australia, and winner of the 2009 Australian of the Year - Local Hero Award.
1.30PM
TO
4.00PM
Free
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Venue Adelaide Event and Exhibition Centre,
Goyder Mezzanine,
Goodwood Road, Wayville
NETWORKING DRINKS
4.00PM
TO
5.30PM
Venue Flinders Medical Centre, Courtyard Level 2,
Flinders Drive, Bedford Park
BE AWARE, BE SAFE
Speakers: Shirley Pearce, Liz Kellett – Flinders Medical Centre and Belinda Loh – Southern Adelaide Health Service
Content: Join this informative workshop on sustainable safety practices in and out of the workplace. Topics include health and wellbeing, staff treatment and rehabilitation. This session will be opened by the Aboriginal Health Unit, Flinders Medical Centre.
Audience: Employers, employees, volunteers, students and general public.
11.00AM
TO
2.00PM
Free
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