Conference Highlights

10 Reasons Why You Should Attend

1. Engage with an exclusive gathering of business leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, CEOs, investors and thinkers, filled with meaningful exchanges to catalyze workplace safety developments
2. Pull ahead of the technology curve – discover what’s truly cutting-edge in the safety tech sphere and future-proof your workplace safety technological initiatives
3. Discover and embrace new safety technologies that help drive greater efficiency, operational excellence and safer outcomes
4. Acquire actionable insights, proven solutions and effective strategies to accelerate workplace safety initiatives
5. Build valuable partnerships with some of the most innovative minds at the forefront of workplace safety technology
6. Witness exclusive international and local case studies, shared by prominent speakers who have played imperative roles in driving safety tech initiatives at the workplace
7. Learn how to evaluate workplace safety technologies holistically – using Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, cameras, wearables, drones and virtual reality to achieve a 360° approach to safety on the job
8. Absorb invaluable takeaways from best practices, market-leading case studies and practical insights on how workplace safety tech can be implemented cost-effectively, driving better efficiency and safer outcomes
9. Map your journey to a safer workplace with interactive, outcomes-focused “How To” roundtable discussions, panels and fireside chats, covering various industries and pressing questions
10. Join an exclusive platform for industry experts to address workplace safety challenges, share integrated technological solutions and forge valuable new partnerships

• Revolutionizing Workplace Safety with IoTs, Wearables and Sensors
• Laing O’Rourke Case Study: Journey to Becoming One of Australia’s Safest Companies
• Re-Designing Safety Incident Response with Analytics
• Wearables for Real-Time Monitoring and Employee Fatigue Alerts
• Downer Case Study: Achieving Zero Harm in Safety Leadership
• Innovations in Safety Training with Virtual and Augmented Reality
• Field and Site Safety Innovations with Drones
• How IoTs Prevent “Microsleeps” in Truck Drivers
• Preventing Fall Injuries in Construction with New Technologies
• Using Robotic Exoskeleton to Lift Heavy Equipment and Reduce Workplace Injury
• Melbourne Water Case Study: Deepening Commitment to Safety Culture
• Avoiding Fatal Collision with Proximity Detection and Collision Avoidance Systems
• Safety Innovations Site Tour

30 April 2019

ANZ Safety Innovations
Site Tour

10:45am – 12:15pm @ The Hive by Level Crossing Removal Authority

‘The Hive’ is a technology incubator managed by the Level Crossing Removal Authority (‘LXRA’). The Hive has been created to validate the extent to which disruptive technologies can deliver value for the $18-billion LXRA program, $50-billion Victoria’s Big Build and the wider construction industry. It is a vehicle to deliver an industry-wide digital transformation program for the construction industry. At launch, it is focused on The Connected Site, a world’s first IOT platform connected to LXRA construction sites to provide 4000 LXRA program partners a means to enhance operational performance, improve safety and reduce operating costs using real-time data to proactively assist decisions in Site Logistics, Asset Management, Safety, Community and Environment Management and Benchmarking.

2:00pm – 3:15pm @ Victoria International Container Terminal

Removing humans from the equation is an undeniable way to boost safety on work sites – which is where automation comes in. Industries across the globe are increasingly embracing the use of smart technology to automate traditionally hazardous and intensive tasks, keeping employees clear of danger while ratcheting up efficiency at the same time. We invite you to join us for an exclusive tour of one such case: the world’s first fully automated container terminal, Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) at the Port of Melbourne’s Webb Dock East. You will witness the terminal’s various automated systems in action – including stacking cranes, shuttles, trucks and more – and see how technology and innovation come together to deliver efficient operations at minimal human risk.