Join us for a full-day forum focused on the realities of shared safety in today’s workplaces — from contractual arrangements to everyday decision-making.
This event will feature industry-leading experts delivering regulatory updates, legal perspectives and practical insights into contractor management, psychosocial risk and inclusive safety leadership, supporting stronger safety outcomes and healthier workplaces.
THE BRISBANE SAFETY FORUM 2026
Shared Safety: From Contract to Culture “Safety doesn’t stop at the signature.”
This event will feature industry-leading experts delivering regulatory updates, legal perspectives and practical insights into contractor management, psychosocial risk and inclusive safety leadership — supporting stronger safety outcomes and healthier workplaces.
What to Expect
Gain insight into current WHS legislation, enforcement priorities and shared duty obligations in Queensland
Understand how WHS responsibilities operate across contracting and labour hire arrangements
Learn how leadership behaviours and organisational culture influence psychological safety
Explore practical approaches to managing psychosocial risk and supporting worker voice
Hear a panel discussion on inclusive safety leadership and cultural change in WHS
Why Join Us
See how safety moves from contracts and policies into everyday leadership decisions
Learn how psychological safety and human behaviour influence risk and wellbeing
Explore practical leadership habits that surface issues earlier and prevent escalation
Gain insights from people leading safety across fast-changing, high-risk workplaces
Take away clear actions to build safer, more inclusive cultures
This event has 8 CPD accreditation points.
A QR code will be supplied to all participants to claim their certificate following the event.
The Brisbane Safety Forum 2026 is a practical, thought-provoking forum for people responsible for safety in complex workplaces. Across one full day, hear from leading voices on how safety moves from contracts and systems into everyday decisions, behaviours and culture.
Open to professionals at all levels.
Save the date for Wednesday, 18 February 2026, with registration from 8:30am ahead of a full-day forum running 9:00am to 4:10pm.
Not an NSCA Foundation Member? Here’s an Exclusive Opportunity
If you are not yet an NSCA Foundation member, we have an offer worth considering. By becoming a member, you can save on your registration for the Brisbane Safety Forum 2026 — plus access a range of benefits:
Discounted training with our training partner
Complimentary webinars on relevant industry topics
Exclusive networking events
Access to our library of National Safety magazines
Event and webinar recordings
Join from $265 (individual) or explore corporate memberships for your team from $715.
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