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Health and Safety Performance Measurement Webinar with Mark Wright

Health and Safety Performance Measurement Webinar with Mark Wright
Entry FeeAUD 0Event Date2026-07-21Event Time4 AM GMT+3OrganizerSafety People AustraliaAge GroupAll agesMeeting Locationhttps://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/july-safety-people-forum-tickets-1993203634727?aff=

Health and Safety Performance Measurement Webinar with Mark Wright

Join an exclusive professional session focused on important issues affecting Occupational Health and Safety, Injury Management, Risk Management, and Workplace Safety professionals.

Topic: Measuring Health and Safety Performance: Is Your Due Diligence and Assurance Effective?

Guest Speaker: Mark Wright
Managing Director, FEFO and the Health & Safety Index

For decades, organisations have relied on injury numbers, frequency rates, and incident classification systems to measure workplace health and safety performance. However, serious injuries, major incidents, and catastrophic events continue to occur—even in organisations reporting strong safety statistics.

This session will challenge traditional approaches to HSE performance measurement and explain how conventional safety metrics can create false confidence, distort risk perception, and influence poor decision-making at management, executive, and board levels.

Using a real-world case study, Mark Wright will explore how organisations can improve safety assurance by changing the way health and safety performance is measured.

Key Topics

• Why injury classifications should not be used as a direct measure of workplace risk
• Moving from injury frequency rates to potential consequence measurement
• Measuring the effectiveness and reliability of critical controls
• Evaluating control strength instead of relying on the absence of incidents
• Looking beyond personal safety and Serious Injury and Fatality metrics
• Improving Critical Risk Management performance
• Moving from static safety KPIs to outcome-focused OKRs
• Strengthening executive and board-level health and safety due diligence
• Using safety performance data to support investment and resource allocation
• Improving leadership accountability and risk-based decision-making

This session is not about introducing more dashboards, leading indicators, or complicated reporting systems. It focuses on changing the logic behind safety measurement so that performance indicators genuinely support risk prioritisation, critical control assurance, leadership behaviour, and the prevention of serious harm.

About the Speaker

Mark Wright is an experienced risk, health, and safety professional dedicated to preventing workplace harm and supporting high levels of organisational performance.

He is the Managing Director of FEFO and the Health & Safety Index, working with clients and partners across Australia, New Zealand, North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe.

Mark has extensive expertise in:

• Health and safety strategy
• Transformational change
• Safety culture diagnostics
• Leadership development
• Critical Risk Management
• Safety in Design
• Contractor safety management
• Federal Safety Commissioner requirements
• Workplace incident investigations
• Executive safety assurance and due diligence

Mark previously worked with SafeWork NSW as a prosecutor and has held senior HSE roles with multinational organisations, including Lendlease and Rio Tinto. At Rio Tinto, he led health, safety, and environmental management for major contracts globally.

Who Should Attend?

This session is suitable for:

• HSE Managers and Safety Professionals
• Occupational Health and Safety Practitioners
• Injury Management Professionals
• Risk Managers and Risk Engineers
• Critical Risk Management Specialists
• Safety Assurance Professionals
• Senior Managers and Executives
• Board Members and Directors
• Contractor Management Professionals
• Safety in Design Practitioners

Secure your place now and learn how modern health and safety performance measurement can improve due diligence, critical control assurance, leadership accountability, and serious incident prevention.

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