Melbourne – 16 March | Canberra – 4 May | Sydney – 12 May | Perth – 25 May | Auckland – 8 June (Workshop only)
Fulfilling WHS obligations amidst constantly evolving risks and regulations
WHS obligations are continuing to evolve across Australia, with regulators and courts taking an increasingly proactive approach to safety. From psychosocial hazards, technological transformation and growing expectations on PCBUs, organisations are under greater scrutiny than ever.
Now is the time to test your WHS legal compliance, strengthen your governance frameworks and ensure your organisation is prepared to respond to emerging risks and mounting regulatory pressures.
The 11th Annual WHS Law Congress brings together leading lawyers, regulators and industry experts to examine the legal issues shaping safety across Australia. Through practical case studies, legal updates and expert insights, you will learn what recent developments mean for your organisation, and how these should shape your WHS strategies. You will unpack the biggest challenges in WHS law today:
- Achieving psychosocial safety compliance in line with evolving regulations
- Unpacking risks, opportunities, and the role of AI in WHS
- Developing safety culture beyond compliance on paper
- Meeting ‘reasonably practicable’ requirements for emerging safety risks
- Conducting effective investigations into WHS incidents
- Aligning WHS strategies with evolving regulator priorities
- Understanding obligations and liabilities when engaging contractors
- Uplifting workplace psychosocial safety and performance outcomes – organisational case study
Cut through complex legislation, understand your legal obligations, and strengthen your WHS approach in 2027. Click on your nearest city to access the full agenda:
Melbourne – 16 March | Canberra – 4 May | Sydney – 12 May | Perth – 25 May
Additionally, get the most out of your experience with a post-Congress workshop, on Translating regulatory requirements to meaningful psychosocial risk management in practice
Email: register@intrepidminds.com.au
Call: (+61) 0425 144 630
Mail: Suite 403, 127 York St, Sydney, NSW 2000