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Despite efforts to improve safety standards, construction workers continue to experience a disproportionate number of accidents, injuries and deaths compared to those in other industries. Recognising the unique challenges and risks associated with workers in the sector, this half-day summit will bring together industry leaders and subject matter experts to explore the key topics shaping the construction health and safety landscape.

We’ll cover critical topics ranging from site safety, navigating mental health and psychosocial risk factors, managing silica exposure and construction-specific tools and strategies to create a safer and more efficient workplace. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping a healthier future for the construction industry.

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23 Oct 2024
  1. Summits Stage
    • Construction
    Silicosis poses a significant health hazard for workers across various Australian industries. With stronger regulation of all crystalline silica substances coming into effect from September, this pres ...
  2. Summits Stage
    • Construction
    With the construction industry grappling with alarming rates of mental health issues, presenting double the risk of suicide compared to other industries in Australia, it's crucial to address the uniqu ...
  3. Summits Stage
    • Construction
    Falling from heights is the leading cause of fatalities on NSW construction sites. With the introduction of new industrial manslaughter laws this year, it’s crucial to be aware of your responsibilitie ...
  4. Summits Stage
    • Construction
    As advances in technology continue to transform the way we work, how well do you understand its potential and specific implications for you and your team? This session will share the outcomes of a lar ...
  5. Summits Stage
    • Construction
    Workplace fatalities continue to occur in construction at an unacceptably high rate. Worker centred critical control management has been proven to significantly reduce fatalities in other industries. ...

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The CPD Group, a global leader in Continuing Professional Development Accreditation, has accredited the Workplace Health & Safety Show's educational content using its A.C.C.R.E.D.I.T.E.D. Framework to ensure the highest quality of education. Attendees are eligible for up to 4 hours of CPD points per day.

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