CCF SA Member Forum: Safety & Compliance
Description
Join CCF SA for a practical briefing focused on the safety and compliance matters currently attracting the attention of SafeWork SA across the civil construction industry.
With several major infrastructure projects underway or about to commence across the state, including the Torrens to Darlington Project, this is a timely opportunity to hear directly from regulators, safety and legal experts, and stay ahead of safety and compliance requirements.
The session will provide contractors with valuable insight into current regulatory priorities, common areas of non-compliance and the issues businesses need to be aware of to strengthen their safety systems and practices.
The speaking line-up includes:
Heath Turner, Team Leader - Construction, SafeWork SA
Ty Blanchette, Operations Safety Manager - Torrens to Darlington Project
Jessica Nicholls, Partner in HWLE's Workplace Relations & Safety group
Zac Slade, CCF SA's Director - Training
The briefing will explore:
Importance of safety and compliance across the civil construction sector with a particular focus on crystalline silica exposure prevention, people and plant interaction, dealing with underground powerlines and trenching.
Key safety risks and compliance issues inspectors are identifying
Real-world examples and case studies relevant to civil contractors
Lessons from recent incidents, investigations and enforcement activity
What good safety and compliance looks like in practice
Key legal and regulatory considerations for contractors and businesses
Practical actions businesses can take to identify risks, strengthen compliance and drive continuous improvement
This is an opportunity to hear directly from regulators and industry and legal experts, ask questions and gain a clearer understanding of what is expected of civil contractors.
Whether you are a contractor, safety professional, manager or business owner, this briefing will provide practical insights to help your business stay ahead of safety and compliance requirements.
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