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Making sense of sensible and effective due diligence post Gibson vs. MNZ: An interactive workshop
This interactive two-hour workshop, facilitated by Francois Barton MinstD of the Business Leaders’ Health and Safety Forum, offers a unique opportunity to delve into health and safety governance. Using insights from the Institute of Directors Health and Safety Governance: A Good Practice Guide, participants will hear senior leaders share their experiences and approaches on how they put good governance of health and safety into practice:
In the context of the topical and significant Tony Gibson vs. Maritime NZ case, this session will ensure the chance for interactive small group discussions led by our industry leaders. Attendees will rotate between tables for deep dives into critical themes identified in the Gibson decision. Participants will walk away having gained varied perspectives and actionable insights.
To close the session we are delighted to welcome, Helen Sadgrove MInstD, HSE Global Managing Director NZ, who will join Francois to close out the session with practical takeaways to strengthen governance practices.
This workshop is ideal for directors looking to strengthen their health and safety governance. Spaces are limited to ensure an interactive experience
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Francois is the Chief Executive of the New Zealand Business Leaders’ Health and Safety Forum – a coalition of more than 400 CEOs committed to building cultures that enable people and business to thrive.
Francois has worked at a system and leadership level of New Zealand health and safety since 2006 in May 2015, Francois worked in the health and safety regulator for almost 10 years, through the Pike River Mine tragedy, major reforms and was directly involved in the establishment of WorkSafe NZ. During that time, he established WorkSafe’s national programme team, including the significant interventions in construction, forestry, work-related health and agriculture.
Francois has spent his career working to effect change by connecting diverse groups and perspectives, reframing and redefining complex challenges and remaining anchored to the core belief that it is only by working together we will make progress.
By registering for this event you are confirming that you agree to adhere to our Covid-19 health and safety measures. If you are unwell or have any Covid-19 symptoms please do not attend this event.
Should you have any dietary, mobility, cultural or other requirements, you can let us know on the registration form.
Regrettably, registration fees cannot be refunded when cancellations are received within two working days prior to any branch event.
See our standard terms and conditions for more information.
Michelle Branford
Otago Southland Branch Manager
+64 20 4183 5664
michelle.branford@iod.org.nz
The Otago Southland Branch acknowledges the generous support of
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