Event Schedule

Daily Events

10am - Tradesmans Expo - Doors Open     

10.15am - IRWIN Ultimate Tradesmans Challenge -  Starts

12.30pm - IRWIN Ultimate Tradesmans Challenge - continues

 4.30pm - IRWIN Ultimate Tradesmans Challenge - continues

12.05pm - NTX 2010 Hottest Calendar Girl parade - Heat 1

 4.05pm - NTX 2010 Hottest Calendar Girl parade - Heat 2

10.10am - Civil Train Top Gun Operator Challenge - Heat 1

 12.30pm - Civil Train Top Gun Operator Challenge - Heat 2

2.00pm - Civil Train Top Gun Operator Challenge - Heat 3 

3.40pm - Civil Train Top Gun Operator Challenge - Heat 4

 

 

 Small - Medium Business Workshop Series

 

11.30am -Take the pain of injuries out of your business  

Workers Compensation legislation is complex and is changing. If your business does not comply it can be costly.

Q.Does your business have effective policies and procedures?

Q.Do you know how to manage a Workers compensation claim?

Q.Do you know that you can reduce your costs by effective claims ?management?

Q.Do you know that poor claims management will increses your WorkCover levy?

If you did not answer 'Yes' to all of these questions, then you should attend this session.

1.30pm - Workplace Relations - Does Your Business Comply?

There have been major changes to Workplace Relations Laws in July 2009 and January 2010. As a result the employment related compliance requirements for business have changed.

Does your business have valid contracts of employment?

Q.Are you paying your employees the correct wages and conditions?

Q.Does your business have the policies and procedures that the laws require?

Q.Does your business keep the time and wages records that the law requires?

If you did not answer yes to all of these questions you should attend this session.

3.00pm Risk Management – Avoiding Fatalities Workshop

OHS Risk Management is essentially about reducing unwanted outcomes as a result of business activities to a level as far as reasonably practicable.

The legislation requires organisations and individuals to manage OHS risks effectively.

Sounds simple in theory, so why do we still have fatalities?

This workshop looks at some case studies on what went wrong, and explores ways that individuals and organisations can prevent things going wrong, as well as what needs to be in place if things do go wrong.

Lessons learnt from high hazard organisations are valuable in helping other businesses develop effective safety management, preventing not only fatalities, but other serious harm to health and safety of persons in the workplace.

What to learn practical ways to improve safety in your workplace? then you should attend this session.

5.35pm - Built Tough Trailer - Door Prize Draw  

6pm - Tradesmans Expo - Doors Close