Safety in Practice: What Good Looks Like

Good workplace safety is more than meeting your obligations — it helps protect your people, your business and its long-term success.

Join NECA Victoria for a practical session designed to help electrical businesses understand what good workplace safety looks like in practice and how to put effective safety practices into action.

Hear directly from WorkSafe Victoria, including a real-world case study that explores why safety matters, what can happen when things go wrong, and the lessons businesses can take away.

The hybrid session will also provide practical guidance on your responsibilities as an employer, compliance essentials, and everyday steps you can take to build safer practices into your business.

What you'll learn:

• Why safety matters — for your people, your business and its ongoing success

• WorkSafe Victoria's perspective — hear insights and lessons through a real-world case study

• What good safety looks like — practical examples of effective workplace safety practices

• How to stay compliant — understand key obligations and essentials, including employees' responsibilities

• Practical steps to protect your business — actions you can apply to your day-to-day operations

• The business benefits of good safety practices — from stronger workforce engagement and workplace culture to supporting tender opportunities and business growth

This masterclass is ideal for electrical contractors, business owners, managers and anyone responsible for employees, workplace safety or compliance.

What’s Included for In-Person Attendees:  

• Breakfast and exclusive networking with peers and presenters 

• Interactive experience with live Q&A sessions  

• A post-event recording to revisit key insights  

What's Included for Online Attendees:  

• Full access to the interactive event and live Q&A  

• A post-event recording to revisit key insights 

Secure your spot today!  

Presenter

James Webster
Principal Advisor Construction Support Unit, WorkSafe Victoria

Before joining WorkSafe in 2018, James worked as an A-Grade electrician in the construction industry. He also holds a Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion. Over the years, James has worked in several inspector-based roles at WorkSafe before moving into his current role as Principal Advisor of the Construction Support Unit. He now leads a team of fantastic construction advisors who support inspectors, develop practical guidance, engage with industry, and work towards making construction sites safer for everyone. 

Alexia Renoult
HSEQ Manager, NECA Victoria

Alexia Renoult is the HSEQ Manager at NECA Victoria, with a diverse background spanning health and safety, health promotion, project management, harm reduction and mental health. She has experience across various communities, education and renewable energy environments, bringing a people-focused and practical approach to workplace safety.  

At NECA, Alexia supports members in understanding their obligations, managing risks and developing practical HSEQ systems that support safer and healthier workplaces.