Program | IMHS 2026

International Mine Health and Safety Conference 2026 Program

The conference program is subject to change at any time, at the discretion of the organising committee.

All times are listed below in AWST (Perth, Australia).

Monday, October 5, 2026

	Stream A	Stream B	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2A \| On-the-ground worker health and wellbeing interventions Extending fatigue risk management beyond the gate: Addressing commuting risk in mining regions Naomi Rogers, Chronosafe Consulting Solutions Miners at high risk of cardiovascular disease: Embedding cardiovascular health capability into mining WHS frameworks Alexandra Samuels, HeartCore Group Psychosocial risk trends across the mining sector: What three years of data tell us Sandra Lam, FIFO Focus Cognitive readiness in mining: why capable people make unsafe decisions under pressure Scott Amy, Sentis Strategies for cultivating and sustaining a strong health and safety culture in the mining sector Zamaswazi Nkosi, Mine Health and Safety Council Q&A Session \| 2a Session Chair,	Session 2B \| Equipment, mine design and emerging energy systems that influence worker health Rehumanising mining: A global, systems-based approach to psychosocial risk, human performance and workforce resilience Abednego Chigwada, Rum Jungle Project, DME , NTG Diesel hazards to zero-emission safety: Techno-economic feasibility of mining fleet electrification at AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Gold Mine, Ghana Augustine Acheampong, AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine Tarkwa-Ghana Lithium-Ion battery energy storage system consequence modelling case study Alex Waugh, AMOG Consulting Assessment of whole-body vibrations in dumper operators in eastern India Charan Kumar Ala, National Institute of Technology, Rourkela Integrating life cycle governance of ammonium nitrate base explosives within mine health and safety systems: Aligning cleaner production with behaviour-based safety Hary Irmawan, Dahana Corporation Q&A Session \| 2b Session Chair,	Session 2C \| Exposure, hygiene and leading-practice health monitoring The better together platform: MARS workplace barometer Fleur Sharafizad, Edith Cowan University Benchmarking health and safety (H&S) performance Pearson Sablah, Newmont Ghana Transforming the future of work and leadership: From human skills to power skills Lina Gillespie, Powerskills AI Psychosocial safety developing a diverse workforce in the mining industry Narelle McMahon, Psychosocial Risk Strategies The hidden hazard: Addressing incivility as a psychosocial risk Kath Polglase, Australian Psychological Services Q&A Session \| 2c Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

	Stream A	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2A \| On-the-ground worker health and wellbeing interventions Extending fatigue risk management beyond the gate: Addressing commuting risk in mining regions Naomi Rogers, Chronosafe Consulting Solutions Miners at high risk of cardiovascular disease: Embedding cardiovascular health capability into mining WHS frameworks Alexandra Samuels, HeartCore Group Psychosocial risk trends across the mining sector: What three years of data tell us Sandra Lam, FIFO Focus Cognitive readiness in mining: why capable people make unsafe decisions under pressure Scott Amy, Sentis Strategies for cultivating and sustaining a strong health and safety culture in the mining sector Zamaswazi Nkosi, Mine Health and Safety Council Q&A Session \| 2a Session Chair,	Session 2B \| Equipment, mine design and emerging energy systems that influence worker health Rehumanising mining: A global, systems-based approach to psychosocial risk, human performance and workforce resilience Abednego Chigwada, Rum Jungle Project, DME , NTG Diesel hazards to zero-emission safety: Techno-economic feasibility of mining fleet electrification at AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Gold Mine, Ghana Augustine Acheampong, AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine Tarkwa-Ghana Lithium-Ion battery energy storage system consequence modelling case study Alex Waugh, AMOG Consulting Assessment of whole-body vibrations in dumper operators in eastern India Charan Kumar Ala, National Institute of Technology, Rourkela Integrating life cycle governance of ammonium nitrate base explosives within mine health and safety systems: Aligning cleaner production with behaviour-based safety Hary Irmawan, Dahana Corporation Q&A Session \| 2b Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2C \| Exposure, hygiene and leading-practice health monitoring The better together platform: MARS workplace barometer Fleur Sharafizad, Edith Cowan University Benchmarking health and safety (H&S) performance Pearson Sablah, Newmont Ghana Transforming the future of work and leadership: From human skills to power skills Lina Gillespie, Powerskills AI Psychosocial safety developing a diverse workforce in the mining industry Narelle McMahon, Psychosocial Risk Strategies The hidden hazard: Addressing incivility as a psychosocial risk Kath Polglase, Australian Psychological Services Q&A Session \| 2c Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

	Stream A
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2A \| On-the-ground worker health and wellbeing interventions Extending fatigue risk management beyond the gate: Addressing commuting risk in mining regions Naomi Rogers, Chronosafe Consulting Solutions Miners at high risk of cardiovascular disease: Embedding cardiovascular health capability into mining WHS frameworks Alexandra Samuels, HeartCore Group Psychosocial risk trends across the mining sector: What three years of data tell us Sandra Lam, FIFO Focus Cognitive readiness in mining: why capable people make unsafe decisions under pressure Scott Amy, Sentis Strategies for cultivating and sustaining a strong health and safety culture in the mining sector Zamaswazi Nkosi, Mine Health and Safety Council Q&A Session \| 2a Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2B \| Equipment, mine design and emerging energy systems that influence worker health Rehumanising mining: A global, systems-based approach to psychosocial risk, human performance and workforce resilience Abednego Chigwada, Rum Jungle Project, DME , NTG Diesel hazards to zero-emission safety: Techno-economic feasibility of mining fleet electrification at AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Gold Mine, Ghana Augustine Acheampong, AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine Tarkwa-Ghana Lithium-Ion battery energy storage system consequence modelling case study Alex Waugh, AMOG Consulting Assessment of whole-body vibrations in dumper operators in eastern India Charan Kumar Ala, National Institute of Technology, Rourkela Integrating life cycle governance of ammonium nitrate base explosives within mine health and safety systems: Aligning cleaner production with behaviour-based safety Hary Irmawan, Dahana Corporation Q&A Session \| 2b Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:55 AM	Session 1 I Opening Plenary Welcome to Country Matthew McGuire, Welcome from the Conference Chair Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Welcome from AusIMM Stephen Durkin, AusIMM Moderator \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Sally North, WorkSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Roger Kahler, InterSafe Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| What will it take to lift the health of people working in our industry? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
9:55 AM - 10:25 AM	Day 1 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 2 10:25 AM - 12:25 PM	Session 2C \| Exposure, hygiene and leading-practice health monitoring The better together platform: MARS workplace barometer Fleur Sharafizad, Edith Cowan University Benchmarking health and safety (H&S) performance Pearson Sablah, Newmont Ghana Transforming the future of work and leadership: From human skills to power skills Lina Gillespie, Powerskills AI Psychosocial safety developing a diverse workforce in the mining industry Narelle McMahon, Psychosocial Risk Strategies The hidden hazard: Addressing incivility as a psychosocial risk Kath Polglase, Australian Psychological Services Q&A Session \| 2c Session Chair,
12:25 PM - 1:25 PM	Day 1 \| Lunch
1:25 PM - 2:25 PM	Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Session 3 \| Incubator 1 \| Health, Wellbeing and Support Incubator Leads,
3:25 PM - 3:55 PM	Day 1 \| Afternoon Tea
3:55 PM - 4:55 PM	Session 4 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Moderator \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Anton Fouche, Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Health, wellbeing and support: Commitments and accountability Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory
4:55 PM - 7:00 PM	Day 1 \| Welcome Reception

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

	Stream A	Stream B	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6A \| Operationalising elegant theory in real mines Building resilient operations through digital system integration: The Snowy River Mine case study Patrick Enright, Snowy River Mine Teaching how to fish: The evolution of FQM fatal risk control through workforce-led critical control management Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Speaking human at the frontline: Operationalising Rio Tinto’s global critical risk management framework through human-centred design Sean Lavin, Everyday Massive The compliance paradox: Why operational stability is the missing foundation for critical control management in mining Hendrik Lourens, Stratflow The shape of things to come? A vision of health and safety in 2036. Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Q&A Session \| 6a Session Chair,	Session 6B \| Emerging science, analytics and good practice for risk and critical controls Right-sized PHMPs: From dusty documents to operational excellence Cristian Young, Impress Solutions Rethinking safety controls: Evidence-based insights from 680+ SIFp incidents Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Strengthening critical control management: Insights from the revised ICMM good practice guide Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd The evolution of trigger action response plans David cliff, The University of Queensland Saving lives in the underground mining industry Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd Q&A Session \| 6b Session Chair,	Session 6C \| Equipment, work environment and critical-risk design considerations Fire risk reduction for mobile equipment in underground mine Selcuk Arici, Cengiz Holding Objective hydration monitoring: A proactive AI-driven risk mitigation approach to managing heat stress and fitness for work Trevor Kilpatrick, Mx3 Diagnostics A framework for best practice hot work safety management in the mining industry Simon Krismer, Welding Quality Management Systems Bridging the gap between safety and performance - A behavioural science approach to hand protection compliance Damione Wright, Mechanix Wear Co-designing management operating systems: a modern approach to systems-thinking in complex global mining operations Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Q&A Session \| 6c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

	Stream A	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6A \| Operationalising elegant theory in real mines Building resilient operations through digital system integration: The Snowy River Mine case study Patrick Enright, Snowy River Mine Teaching how to fish: The evolution of FQM fatal risk control through workforce-led critical control management Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Speaking human at the frontline: Operationalising Rio Tinto’s global critical risk management framework through human-centred design Sean Lavin, Everyday Massive The compliance paradox: Why operational stability is the missing foundation for critical control management in mining Hendrik Lourens, Stratflow The shape of things to come? A vision of health and safety in 2036. Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Q&A Session \| 6a Session Chair,	Session 6B \| Emerging science, analytics and good practice for risk and critical controls Right-sized PHMPs: From dusty documents to operational excellence Cristian Young, Impress Solutions Rethinking safety controls: Evidence-based insights from 680+ SIFp incidents Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Strengthening critical control management: Insights from the revised ICMM good practice guide Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd The evolution of trigger action response plans David cliff, The University of Queensland Saving lives in the underground mining industry Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd Q&A Session \| 6b Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6C \| Equipment, work environment and critical-risk design considerations Fire risk reduction for mobile equipment in underground mine Selcuk Arici, Cengiz Holding Objective hydration monitoring: A proactive AI-driven risk mitigation approach to managing heat stress and fitness for work Trevor Kilpatrick, Mx3 Diagnostics A framework for best practice hot work safety management in the mining industry Simon Krismer, Welding Quality Management Systems Bridging the gap between safety and performance - A behavioural science approach to hand protection compliance Damione Wright, Mechanix Wear Co-designing management operating systems: a modern approach to systems-thinking in complex global mining operations Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Q&A Session \| 6c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

	Stream A
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6A \| Operationalising elegant theory in real mines Building resilient operations through digital system integration: The Snowy River Mine case study Patrick Enright, Snowy River Mine Teaching how to fish: The evolution of FQM fatal risk control through workforce-led critical control management Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Speaking human at the frontline: Operationalising Rio Tinto’s global critical risk management framework through human-centred design Sean Lavin, Everyday Massive The compliance paradox: Why operational stability is the missing foundation for critical control management in mining Hendrik Lourens, Stratflow The shape of things to come? A vision of health and safety in 2036. Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Q&A Session \| 6a Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6B \| Emerging science, analytics and good practice for risk and critical controls Right-sized PHMPs: From dusty documents to operational excellence Cristian Young, Impress Solutions Rethinking safety controls: Evidence-based insights from 680+ SIFp incidents Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Strengthening critical control management: Insights from the revised ICMM good practice guide Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd The evolution of trigger action response plans David cliff, The University of Queensland Saving lives in the underground mining industry Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd Q&A Session \| 6b Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 5 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Opening of Day 2 \| Reflections of Day 1 Opening Plenary Day 2 TBC, Moderator \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Christina Folley, First Quantum Minerals Panelist \| Why are risk assessment and critical controls not yet moving the fatality needle? Rodo de Boer, Thiess
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 2 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 6 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 6C \| Equipment, work environment and critical-risk design considerations Fire risk reduction for mobile equipment in underground mine Selcuk Arici, Cengiz Holding Objective hydration monitoring: A proactive AI-driven risk mitigation approach to managing heat stress and fitness for work Trevor Kilpatrick, Mx3 Diagnostics A framework for best practice hot work safety management in the mining industry Simon Krismer, Welding Quality Management Systems Bridging the gap between safety and performance - A behavioural science approach to hand protection compliance Damione Wright, Mechanix Wear Co-designing management operating systems: a modern approach to systems-thinking in complex global mining operations Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Q&A Session \| 6c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 2 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Session 7 \| Incubator 2 \| Risk Management / Critical Controls / Procedures & Systems Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 2 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 8 \| Closing Plenary and Panel \| From theory to operating discipline Moderator \| From theory to operating discipline Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Michael Boyle, Risk Mentor Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Anthony Deakin, Glasshouse Consulting Pty Ltd Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Yhana Lanwin, Sans Prejudice Solutions Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Nina Nielsen, Incident Analytics Panelist \| From theory to operating discipline Peter Wilkinson, Noetic Group
4:50 PM - 6:50 PM	Day 2 \| Networking Reception

Wednesday, October 7, 2026

	Stream A	Stream B	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10A \| Governance, RACI models and next steps for leaders Keynote \| Title TBC Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland As company directors and senior executives, do we ask the right questions of our management teams on health and safety? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory How complex systems fail: Lessons from Boeing’s 737 MAX 8 crashes Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Beaconsfield - 20 years on. And still - never think it won't happen to you. Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services From compliance to risk intelligence: How advanced characterisation and AI are reshaping dust management Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Q&A Session \| 10a Session Chair,	Session 10B \| Digital systems and technologies that support better leadership From static registers to living management systems: Automating risk and control assurance across mining operations Jake Thornton, KPMG Australia Human-centred safety management systems Continuous clause-level compliance and cross-document consistency checking using AI Ekin Eraydin, Mineguard AI From connectivity to control: Building a safer underground mine through digital integration Kausik Dasgupta, MST Global Geotechnical governance in mining Alex Hossack, Cartledge Mining & Geotechnics Trust as a leadership indicator: The CRUST Framework for safer teams in high pressure environments Daniel Murray, Empathic Consulting Q&A Session \| 10b Session Chair,	Session 10C \| Leadership, culture and complex systems thinking Saving lives in mining: How Khumbul’ekhaya 2.0 and in‑stope netting is driving a new safety and health era in ultra-deep operations Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Values and value judgments - An OH&S help or hindrance? Roger Kahler, InterSafe The 4 dimensions of psychosocial risk: a systems-based model for psychosocial risk management in mining Jamie Mallinder, Forwood Safety / Independent Author and Psychosocial Risk Management Expert Optimising integrity systems to strengthen safety, psychological health and organisational performance in mining Sarah Jones, Harp Integrity Solutions Pty Ltd Leading through collective grief: What modern safety leadership requires in a world under pressure Becky Felstead, The Resource Q&A Session \| 10c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

	Stream A	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10A \| Governance, RACI models and next steps for leaders Keynote \| Title TBC Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland As company directors and senior executives, do we ask the right questions of our management teams on health and safety? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory How complex systems fail: Lessons from Boeing’s 737 MAX 8 crashes Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Beaconsfield - 20 years on. And still - never think it won't happen to you. Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services From compliance to risk intelligence: How advanced characterisation and AI are reshaping dust management Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Q&A Session \| 10a Session Chair,	Session 10B \| Digital systems and technologies that support better leadership From static registers to living management systems: Automating risk and control assurance across mining operations Jake Thornton, KPMG Australia Human-centred safety management systems Continuous clause-level compliance and cross-document consistency checking using AI Ekin Eraydin, Mineguard AI From connectivity to control: Building a safer underground mine through digital integration Kausik Dasgupta, MST Global Geotechnical governance in mining Alex Hossack, Cartledge Mining & Geotechnics Trust as a leadership indicator: The CRUST Framework for safer teams in high pressure environments Daniel Murray, Empathic Consulting Q&A Session \| 10b Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10C \| Leadership, culture and complex systems thinking Saving lives in mining: How Khumbul’ekhaya 2.0 and in‑stope netting is driving a new safety and health era in ultra-deep operations Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Values and value judgments - An OH&S help or hindrance? Roger Kahler, InterSafe The 4 dimensions of psychosocial risk: a systems-based model for psychosocial risk management in mining Jamie Mallinder, Forwood Safety / Independent Author and Psychosocial Risk Management Expert Optimising integrity systems to strengthen safety, psychological health and organisational performance in mining Sarah Jones, Harp Integrity Solutions Pty Ltd Leading through collective grief: What modern safety leadership requires in a world under pressure Becky Felstead, The Resource Q&A Session \| 10c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

	Stream A
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10A \| Governance, RACI models and next steps for leaders Keynote \| Title TBC Maureen Hassall, University of Queensland As company directors and senior executives, do we ask the right questions of our management teams on health and safety? Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory How complex systems fail: Lessons from Boeing’s 737 MAX 8 crashes Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Beaconsfield - 20 years on. And still - never think it won't happen to you. Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services From compliance to risk intelligence: How advanced characterisation and AI are reshaping dust management Nikky LaBranche, The University of Queensland Q&A Session \| 10a Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

	Stream B
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10B \| Digital systems and technologies that support better leadership From static registers to living management systems: Automating risk and control assurance across mining operations Jake Thornton, KPMG Australia Human-centred safety management systems Continuous clause-level compliance and cross-document consistency checking using AI Ekin Eraydin, Mineguard AI From connectivity to control: Building a safer underground mine through digital integration Kausik Dasgupta, MST Global Geotechnical governance in mining Alex Hossack, Cartledge Mining & Geotechnics Trust as a leadership indicator: The CRUST Framework for safer teams in high pressure environments Daniel Murray, Empathic Consulting Q&A Session \| 10b Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

	Stream C
8:30 AM - 9:50 AM	Session 9 \| Opening Plenary and Panel Discussion Moderator \| Leadership and Beyond Cara Leavesley, 3D HR Legal Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond David cliff, The University of Queensland Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Johanna Cowell, BHP Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Darren Head, EHS Resolutions Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Panelist \| Leadership and Beyond Iain Ross, CaveConsult Pty Ltd
9:50 AM - 10:20 AM	Day 3 \| Morning Tea
Concurrent 10 10:20 AM - 12:20 PM	Session 10C \| Leadership, culture and complex systems thinking Saving lives in mining: How Khumbul’ekhaya 2.0 and in‑stope netting is driving a new safety and health era in ultra-deep operations Dushendra Naidoo, Minerals Council South Africa Values and value judgments - An OH&S help or hindrance? Roger Kahler, InterSafe The 4 dimensions of psychosocial risk: a systems-based model for psychosocial risk management in mining Jamie Mallinder, Forwood Safety / Independent Author and Psychosocial Risk Management Expert Optimising integrity systems to strengthen safety, psychological health and organisational performance in mining Sarah Jones, Harp Integrity Solutions Pty Ltd Leading through collective grief: What modern safety leadership requires in a world under pressure Becky Felstead, The Resource Q&A Session \| 10c Session Chair,
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM	Day 3 \| Lunch
1:20 PM - 3:20 PM	Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Session 11 \| Incubator 3 \| Organisation / Leadership / Culture / Communication Incubator Leads,
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM	Day 3 \| Afternoon Tea
3:50 PM - 4:50 PM	Session 12 I Closing Plenary and Panel \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Moderator \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Peter Standish, Risk Mentor Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Sean Brady, Brady Heywood Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Matt Gill, MG Mining Advisory Services Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Josh Savit, Hexagon Panelist \| Commitments, accountability partners and conference synthesis Kate du Preez, DMC Advisory

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