The aim of the Workshop is to provide an interactive forum where approaches to fatigue management may be discussed with experts and peers, with participants having the opportunity to take part in a fatigue risk assessment exercise.
The Workshop will be led by:
Prof. Naomi Rogers
Specialist Fatigue Consultant, Naomi Rogers Fatigue Consulting
John Tate
Barrister, Crown Law
Katie Harrold
Health, Safety and Emergency Management Advisor, Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal Pty Ltd
Industry Representatives from the Mine Inspectorate, Management and Workforce
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