Zenergy Leaders Forum – 17 March 2016 ” Chain of Responsibility”

Topic: “Chain of Responsibility”

When: 17th March 2016

As the leading partner of the HSEQ industry, Zenergy are proud to present our next HSE Leaders Forum outlining your responsibilities in Transport safety and Chain of Responsibility. Our panel of industry experts will be discussing the practical steps to comply with the management of heavy vehicle deliveries to and from your business.

By engaging with the leaders in our area of specialisation, Zenergy are able to provide a medium whereby the WHS industry can continually develop and flourish through better education and the sharing of information.

Our events range across intimate lunches for 15 industry visionaries, to forums of up to 150 attendees encompassing Chief Executive Officers to the brightest up and coming WHS professionals (‘Generation Z’) in the industry.

Panel Members:

Sean Minto National Health Safety & Environment Manager – Logistics at Woolworths Limited

Sean is a post graduate qualified Occupational Health and Safety professional with background in transport & logistics, manufacturing and engineering. He has a proven track record in improving health and safety culture and performance driven by authentic safety leadership and robust risk management approaches.

Over the past 10 years, Sean has been responsible for developing and implementing strategy for HSE and CoR at; Woolworths Logistics, Startrack and Bluescope Steel. He will share his practical improvement strategies on how to meet your legislative obligations regarding heavy vehicle deliveries from both operator and client environments.

Paul Endycott General Manager Compliance Operations at Roads & Maritime Services

Paul is a qualified Automotive Engineer having worked for a large Australia Vehicle Manufacturer. In the early 80’s, Paul joined the NSW police force rising to the senior detective ranks with diverse experience in all facets of investigation which led Paul to the then RTA as a senior investigator in the Investigations unit.

Paul has managed chain of responsibility investigations for over 5 years and is currently studying a Bachelor of Law. Currently the GM of the Compliance operations branch which is responsible for all RMS Heavy Vehicle Compliance and Enforcement on and off road investigations, Light and Heavy vehicle standards and the camera enforcement programs together with its business support functions across NSW.

John Makris Partner at K&L Gates

John Makris is a regulatory lawyer specialising in heavy vehicle chain of responsibility and workplace health and safety law. His particular focus is advising and representing companies and their management in industrial, workplace health and transport issues and incidents. He represents a number of large corporations in a range of industries including transport and logistics, manufacturing, construction, agriculture, energy and retail.

He regularly provides advice on heavy vehicle and workplace safety compliance, assisting in the investigation of transport and workplace incidents and defending or mitigating criminal prosecutions commenced by transport and safety regulators for breaches of legislation.

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Zenergy Leaders Forum – 17 March 2016 ” Chain of Responsibility”

Topic: “Chain of Responsibility”

Panel Members:

Sean Minto National Health Safety & Environment Manager – Logistics at Woolworths Limited

Paul Endycott General Manager Compliance Operations at Roads & Maritime Services

John Makris Partner at K&L Gates

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