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Justine McGillivray
Principal Inspector
WorkSafe WA
Justine McGillivray is an Organisational Psychologist with a strong commitment to advancing human factors in workplace health and safety. She is the co-founder and former National President of the Society for Industrial and Organisational Psychology Australia (SIOPA), where she continues to contribute as a board member. With extensive experience across general industries and the resources sector, Justine applies human factors principles to improve safety outcomes in complex operational environments. She currently serves as the Principal Inspector -Human Factors within the Petroleum Safety team at WorkSafe WA, where she leads the Human Factors Capability Strategy; a multi-year strategic initiative aimed at enhancing both internal and external capability in major hazard facilities, petroleum, geothermal, and energy operations.
SESSIONS
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WHS risk and compliance: What inspectors look for
Following the cultural foundations, this session turns to the Regulator’s lens on psychosocial safety. A WorkSafe inspector will outline how physical and psychological hazards are assessed in real investigations and what employers must demonstrate to prove compliance. Understand what inspectors evaluate during psychosocial safety audits.
Learn the documentation, reporting, and consultation records required for defensibility.
Review case examples of recent rulings and prosecutions what passed, what failed, and why.
Build a practical risk management profile integrating both cultural and legal best practice.
Justine McGillivray, Principal Inspector, WorkSafe WA