56 min
Driving good work – the role of the accidental design professional Virtual Seminar Series
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This seminar explores the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design.
Many people who don’t typically see themselves as work designers actually have a powerful influence on work safety, from CEOs, to IT professionals to HR executives. Exploring the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design, this seminar examines how well-designed, healthy and safe work enables workers to have more productive lives.
President of the Risk Engineering Society Geoff Hurst, Ergonomist Barbara McPhee, and Peter Holmes from National Australia Bank will discuss how to implement the ten principles of good work design in practice.
Our experts will explore how good work design can radically transform the workplace in ways that benefit the business, workers, clients and others in the supply chain, while failure to consider how work is designed is a lost opportunity to innovate and improve the efficiency of work.
This seminar explores the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design.
Many people who don’t typically see themselves as work designers actually have a powerful influence on work safety, from CEOs, to IT professionals to HR executives. Exploring the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design, this seminar examines how well-designed, healthy and safe work enables workers to have more productive lives.
President of the Risk Engineering Society Geoff Hurst, Ergonomist Barbara McPhee, and Peter Holmes from National Australia Bank will discuss how to implement the ten principles of good work design in practice.
Our experts will explore how good work design can radically transform the workplace in ways that benefit the business, workers, clients and others in the supply chain, while failure to consider how work is designed is a lost opportunity to innovate and improve the efficiency of work.
56 min