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National Roadshow Christchurch: SafetyTech in Aotearoa with Cam Stevens
The future of safety is here — and it’s human-centred, data-driven, and evolving fast.
Join NZISM and global SafetyTech leader Cam Stevens for an immersive one-day workshop designed to cut through the hype and give you practical clarity on what’s next for the profession. From AI, automation, robotics, AR, VR and IoT to connected work, data and digital strategy, this national roadshow will help you understand what matters, what’s coming, and how to respond with confidence.
Enjoy an interactive day covering:
- From technology-first to human-centred safety — putting humans at the centre of technology-enabled work.
- Futures thinking and innovation mindset — what does your organisation and role look like in 2040, and what trends are shaping that?
- The current state of SafetyTech — data, connected work, automation, robotics, IoT, AR and VR.
- A deep dive on AI — 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.
- Digital safety strategy and responsible innovation — partnering with IT, ethics, privacy, risks, opportunities and controls.
The whole day is grounded in Cam's philosophy of Better Work, By Design; using data, technology, and innovation to augment human-centred safety practice and design better, safer, healthier work.
It is designed for safety professionals at every stage of their digital journey.
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.
Catering provided throughout the day.
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