
If you can't attend one of Cam's in-person workshops, you don't have to miss out!
Tuesday 4th August:
Session 1 — Safety innovation mindset and technology trends. Futures thinking, the shift from technology-first to human-centred safety, and a deep look at the current SafetyTech landscape — data, connected work, automation, robotics, IoT, AR and VR — with case studies and examples from across high-risk industries.
Thursday 6th August:
Session 2 — AI end-to-end. A focused session on AI in safety practice. What the technology can do now, future trends, how the profession is using and governing it, and how safety professionals can use AI as a thinking, learning, and building partner. Includes digital safety strategy, partnering with IT, ethics, privacy, risks, opportunities, and controls.
Each session runs two hours of content followed by a 30-minute Ask Me Anything- bring your questions on anything covered in the session, the broader landscape, or your own organisation. Sessions are spaced a week apart so there's time for reflection in between them. Online attendees will also receive a copy of the post-tour report The Current State of AI in Safety in Aotearoa.
It is designed for safety professionals at every stage of their digital journey.
Once registered, you'll have access to link to Safety AIQ; a 10-minute self-assessment that maps where you and your organisation sit on using AI in safety practice — across skills, tools, governance and value — and shows the gap between them. Built on Pocketknife Group’s AI maturity framework. Anonymous, with an instant result emailed to you. Each attendee will receive a The Current State of AI in Safety in Aotearoa — a synthesis of insights, sentiment, and use cases drawn from all locations.
Your presenter:
Cam Stevens is the founder and CEO of Pocketknife Group®, a Perth-based safety innovation consultancy working at the intersection of health and safety, AI, and digital transformation in high-risk industries. His philosophy — Better Work, By Design — uses data, technology, and innovation to augment human-centred safety practice. Cam is a Chartered Safety Professional and Chartered Fellow of the Australian Institute of Health & Safety, with postgraduate qualifications in ergonomics, safety and health, and AI ethics.
His career spans clinical physiotherapy, safety leadership in oil and gas, and senior technology roles at Lenovo and RealWear. He has led 200+ technology deployments across high-risk industries globally, educated more than 30,000 people on safety technology, and represents the safety profession on Standards Australia’s IT043 committee for AI standards.
Extra information:
Buy 5 or more tickets and receive 20% discount - contact events@nzism.org
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