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Workplace Health & Safety Speakers for Corporate and Community Events

Ensure your organisation prioritises safety and wellbeing with expert-led sessions that deliver actionable strategies. Saxton connects you with leading Workplace Health & Safety Speakers.

Dan Haesler
Jessica Hickman
Jorian Kippax
Eric Fleming
Tess Brouwer
Matt Formston
David Knoff
Richard Harris
Theo Venter
Candace Carnahan
Kate Jenkins
Phillip Smallman
Prabha Nandagopal
Darren Flanagan
Rachael Robertson
Helen Fitzroy
Karen Maher
Garry Nichols
Kirstin Ferguson
Anton Guinea
Rohan Sykes
Darren Hicks
Fay Calderone
Cristian Sylvestre

Key Topics Covered

Our Workplace Health & Safety Speakers tailor presentations around themes such as:

  • Creating a culture of safety where every employee is empowered to speak up

  • Practical strategies to reduce workplace incidents and improve compliance

  • Risk management and prevention of occupational injuries and illnesses

  • Psychological safety and mental health in high-risk or stressful work environments

  • Case studies and success stories from recent safety innovations and initiatives


Why Book with Saxton?

Saxton brings more than 60 years of experience as Australasia’s premier Speakers Bureau. We provide tailored recommendations, dedicated support, and a streamlined booking process. Your event will feature Speakers chosen not only for their knowledge but also for their ability to drive behavioural change and deliver measurable, long-term safety outcomes.

Why Consider Workplace Health & Safety Speakers?

A safe workplace is foundational to productivity, morale, and legal compliance. Booking one of our Workplace Health & Safety Speakers ensures your event addresses both the practical and cultural dimensions of safety. Speakers will enhance your credibility, equip audiences with real-world tools and strategies, and help embed a lasting safety mindset across your organisation.

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Frequently Asked Questions - Workplace Health & Safety Speakers

What does a Workplace Health & Safety Speaker typically cost?

Fees vary depending on the Speaker's experience, format and whether the session is delivered in person or virtually. Saxton provides a tailored quote once we understand the brief, so contact our team directly for current pricing.

What topics do Workplace Health & Safety Speakers cover?

Common themes include building a speak-up safety culture, leading teams through isolation or high-consequence environments, psychological safety, risk management, and lessons from real workplace accidents and their aftermath.

Are these Speakers available for virtual or hybrid events?

Most Speakers in this category offer virtual, hybrid and in-person formats. Availability depends on the individual Speaker, so confirm with Saxton at the time of enquiry.

Do I need a Speaker with lived experience or one with leadership and culture expertise?

It depends on your audience and objective. Lived experience Speakers such as Theo Venter or Anton Guinea create emotional impact and shift attitudes on the floor. Leadership and culture experts such as Dan Haesler, Kate Jenkins and Jessica Hickman are better suited to executive teams needing frameworks for psychosocial safety and speak-up culture. Many events benefit from combining both across a single program.

Can a Workplace Health & Safety Speaker help with psychosocial risk compliance?

Kate Jenkins and Jessica Hickman both speak directly to psychosocial hazard and speak-up culture obligations under current WHS legislation, translating the legal and cultural duty into practical leadership behaviour.

How far in advance should I book a safety Speaker?

As with most Keynote Speakers, three to six months' notice gives the best access to your preferred Speaker and allows time for the presentation to be tailored to your organisation's specific safety priorities.

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