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Arriving home safe: creating safer workplaces with a WHS mindset 

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What if a simple shift in perspective could prevent a workplace tragedy? 

Every workplace incident has a ripple effect, impacting not just the employees involved but also families and the broader community. 

We can reduce the number of people who experience this by simply changing our mindset at work. 

Join our free, live webinar where Paralympic gold medallist, Scott Reardon will show you the simple mindset changes that can reduce the risks of incidents happening on your site. 

We're LIVE on 4 June, 2025 at 12pm AEST. 

Can’t make this webinar? Don’t worry, register anyway and you’ll gain access to an on-demand video. 

 

About the presenter

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Scott Reardon

Paralympic gold medallist
Ideagen brand ambassador

Scott Reardon is a Paralympic gold medallist and keynote speaker specialising in workplace safety and resilience. At the age of 12, Scott was involved in a farming machinery accident, resulting in the loss of his right leg. During his athletic career, Scott secured four consecutive championships in the men’s 100m T42 event and Paralympic medals. Scott has since become a passionate advocate for workplace safety and a successful entrepreneur, founding and running multiple businesses.