Zenergy Leaders Forum “Contractor Management”

“Contractor Management”

In Q4 2014 Zenergy assembled a senior panel of experts, identified due to their continued success and expertise in the field of “Contractor Management”. The initial strong interest proved correct, with a capacity of 125 senior WHS leaders from across industry in attendance for the breakfast forum.

The panel delivered presentations on “Contractor Management” followed by a Q&A session with the audience. The forum was exceptionally well received with attendees advising it was particularly beneficial gaining access to the commentary and information provided by this panel.

INDUSTRY SPEAKERS

Stephen Pearson – HSSE Manager – Santos GLNG – ( Zenergy WHS Forum – Santos GLNG – Stephen Pearson )
Shae McCartney – Partner, Clayton Utz ( Zenergy WHS Forum – Clayton Utz – Shae McCartney )
Graham Jackson – Technical Director safety & Quality, Transport for NSW ( Zenergy WHS Forum – TfNSW – Graham Jackson )
Eric Hunter (Host) – Group HSE Manager, Giovenco Industries

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