The theme for this year’s forum was “Thinking Differently”, it was another fantastic event with amazing knowledge sharing and networking!
Our keynote speaker Natasya Jones from Divergent Thinking delved into the opportunities and challenges of neurodiversity; neurodiverse individuals, including those with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia. By adapting training methods to leverage their strengths, organisations can enhance their operational excellence while ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory requirements.
Presenters and their presentations
Thank you to our guest speakers from transmission, distribution and generation showcasing the excellent work they are doing thinking outside the box, as well as updates from the Common Competency Framework and Connexis.
Below are the presenters slides to view and/or download:
Introduction to Neurodiversity – Natasya Jones, DivergenThinking
Training – Circle of Life – Robbie Skerten, Mainpower NZ
What’s good for the goose is not good for the gander – Irene Clausse, Connetics
Into the Future, Revolutionising Workplace Safety in the ESI – Mark Adams – MITA Consulting
Update on the Common Competency Framework – Mark Keller, WEL Services
The Life and Times of the Genesis PTE, Bille NcNamee and Greg McBain, Genesis Energy