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WHS Incident Response and Notifiable Events: What PCBUs Must Do

WHS Incident Response and Notifiable Events: What PCBUs Must Do

August 24 @ 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm AEST

Member – FREE
Non-member – $99 plus GST

WHS Incident Response and Notifiable Events: What PCBUs Must Do

When a serious workplace incident occurs, the actions taken in the first hours and days can have significant implications for legal compliance, regulatory investigations and organisational risk. Understanding when an incident is notifiable and knowing how to respond appropriately are critical responsibilities for every Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU).

Join the ARC Legal team for a practical webinar examining employer obligations following workplace incidents, including the management of notifiable incidents under work health and safety laws. This session will provide practical guidance on responding effectively while meeting legal obligations and preserving the organisation’s position during any subsequent investigation.

Key topics include:

  • Understanding what constitutes a notifiable incident
  • Immediate response obligations following a workplace incident
  • Notification requirements and interactions with safety regulators
  • Preserving incident sites and evidence
  • Managing internal investigations and fact-finding processes
  • Common mistakes that can increase legal and regulatory risk
  • Preparing for regulator involvement and potential enforcement action

Designed for business owners, executives, HR professionals, safety practitioners and people leaders, this webinar will equip attendees with the knowledge and practical tools needed to respond confidently and compliantly when serious workplace incidents occur.

Webinar speakers

Amy Lynes

Senior workplace relations consultant
ARC Legal

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Webinar speaker(s)

Lindsay Carroll

Chief Legal & Industrial Relations Officer

Australian Retail Council

Fleur leads the Industry Affairs portfolio for ARC which encompasses policy and advocacy, media, marketing, events and partnerships. Fleur has worked as an executive leader in government, media, marketing industries and prior to joining the ARA ran the award-winning Launch Group agency which was responsible government and investor relations, advocacy and media management for many leading Australian brands and public entities.

With a rich background in technology and innovation, she is a former Director of TechSydney, a founding team member of StartupAUS (now Tech Council Australia) a founding director of TEDxSydney and founder and producer the Nine Network’s Entrepreneurs TV show. Fleur is author of the business book The Business of Being You.

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ARC members can register for FREE.