Compliance has never been more important or more challenging. 

As organisations manage increasingly complex operations, evolving workforce models, expanding supply chains, and rising expectations around wellbeing and accountability, traditional compliance frameworks are under growing strain.

While policies, audits, and reporting remain essential, they often struggle to influence how work is actually carried out. Real risk emerges at the intersection of human behaviour, system design, capability, and organisational pressures. In this context, safety outcomes depend not just on rules being followed, but on the quality of decisions made - consistently and under real-world conditions.

Designed for experienced EHS and risk professionals, this webinar explores how organisations can move beyond compliance alone to support safer decision-making across their workforce. We’ll examine the cultural and operational factors that shape behaviour, the limitations of enforcement-heavy approaches, and how compliance can be repositioned as an enabler of learning, capability, and better work.

The session will also consider how a digital-first approach can support this shift by improving how safety, risk, capability, and wellbeing information is connected and used. We’ll discuss how better data flow and visibility can reduce administrative effort, surface emerging risks earlier, and support more informed decision-making.

Speaker: James Watson, Senior Solutions Engineer - HSI Donesafe

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Compliance in Practice: Enabling Safer Decisions Across a Complex Workforce