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Sentis Make a safety culture change for the better through assessments, training, coaching and consulting.

Safety isn't about protecting you from something, but for something...

Offering safety culture assessments, training, coaching and consulting, Sentis helps organisations to break through the safety plateau and achieve positive safety culture change. As experts in applied psychology and neuroscience, we make safety personal and equip employees with the knowledge, skills and motivation to make saf

er choices, each and every day. This leads to safer, more engaged workplaces, as well as increased productivity, leadership capability and transformational, sustainable safety culture change. Since the introduction of our pioneering ZIP program in 2003, Sentis has empowered more than 400 companies and 200,000 individuals to think differently about safety.

There's something grounding about getting the whole team together in one place, especially when that place is 466 hectar...
23/06/2026

There's something grounding about getting the whole team together in one place, especially when that place is 466 hectares of native bushland on Yaegl Country.

For our mid-year team gathering, we headed out to Banyula Conservation Reserve in the Pillar Valley of northern NSW, home of the Corymbia Biodiversity Project. It was a chance to walk the land we've invested in, see the conservation work up close and reconnect as a team. When you're a mostly remote crew who spend the bulk of the year in client sites and airports, getting everyone in the same place is worth celebrating.

Somewhere between all of that, we celebrated some birthdays and a few Sentis work anniversaries too. It's a good reminder of why we do what we do, building cultures where people are safe, engaged and doing their best work. Protecting the places they live and work in feels like a natural extension of that.

If you're curious about the project, you can follow along at https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wmjzk0 (https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wmh_20) 🌿

What a week in Adelaide. πŸ™ŒSamantha Johnson and Darren Kennedy represented Sentis at the Australian Institute of Health &...
19/06/2026

What a week in Adelaide. πŸ™Œ

Samantha Johnson and Darren Kennedy represented Sentis at the Australian Institute of Health & Safety National Safety Conference 2026, connecting with familiar faces and plenty of new ones at our stall across the two days.

Dr Vanessa Cook also took to the stage to present Brains in the Fast Lane: The Speed of Safety Behaviours, exploring how neuroscience can be leveraged to drive real, lasting improvements in safety culture. Always a brilliant reminder of just how much the brain has to do with the way we approach risk.

Samantha also headed to The Bend Motorsport Park for The Bend Experience β€” combining high-adrenaline driving with practical, real-world lessons in occupational risk management.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our stall and to AIHS for a fantastic couple of days.

Not every organisation needs the same diagnostic. Not every team is ready for the same conversation.The most useful thin...
16/06/2026

Not every organisation needs the same diagnostic. Not every team is ready for the same conversation.

The most useful thing you can do before measuring safety culture isn't picking a tool. It's understanding what diagnostics actually fit your context, goals and timing.

We can help work that out ➑️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vXHtj0

⏰ One week to go - last chance to register!Our free webinar, From Training to Transformation: Integrating Positive Safet...
11/06/2026

⏰ One week to go - last chance to register!

Our free webinar, From Training to Transformation: Integrating Positive Safety into the Way You Work is happening next Tuesday.

Join Dr Vanessa Cook, Head of Positive Safety at Sentis, to explore what it really takes for safety culture change to stick β€” from leadership behaviours to the systems and everyday moments that make it last.

Walk away with:
➑️ The seven integration areas that drive lasting change
➑️ Practical tools to turn safety initiatives into measurable outcomes
➑️ Frameworks to build real, enduring capability

πŸ”— Last chance to register:

09/06/2026

Measuring safety by incident rates is a bit like checking your bank balance after you've already spent the money.

In this clip, Amy Hawkes reframes what ROI in safety culture actually looks like, and it starts a lot earlier than most people think.

Safety culture flows from the top. But here's the thing, it's not just about what leaders do. It's about how your team e...
02/06/2026

Safety culture flows from the top. But here's the thing, it's not just about what leaders do. It's about how your team experiences it.

Research across nearly 9,000 workers in high-risk industries found that only 1 in 4 leaders displays strong safety leadership behaviours, as experienced by those they lead.

So the real question isn't whether leadership matters. It's whether yours is working.

Where would your leaders land?

What a great day in Mackay. πŸ™ŒTia Armit and Chantell Bennett made the trip up to represent Sentis at the RIN Safety Confe...
02/06/2026

What a great day in Mackay. πŸ™Œ

Tia Armit and Chantell Bennett made the trip up to represent Sentis at the RIN Safety Conference this week.

Tia also took to the stage alongside Tim Ffrost from Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure to share DBI's journey to safety citizenship, a genuine example of what's possible when leadership, vision and culture all pull in the same direction.

Thanks to the Resource Industry Network for the opportunity, and to everyone who came along and joined the conversation. Always great to be in a room full of people who care deeply about getting this stuff right.

Here's the uncomfortable truth about safety culture change.You can deliver the best training program ever created, but w...
28/05/2026

Here's the uncomfortable truth about safety culture change.

You can deliver the best training program ever created, but when people are under pressure, tired, or distracted, they don't reach for the new way. They reach for what's familiar.

Successful culture change requires well planned integration including embedding across leadership, systems and everyday practice.

Looking for tips and tricks to sustain lasting change?

Join Dr Vanessa Cook, Head of Positive Safety at Sentis, for From Training to Transformation: Integrating Positive Safety into the Way You Work.

πŸ“… Tuesday 16 June
πŸ• 11am AEST / 9am AWST / 1pm NZST
πŸ”— Register today -

The work of understanding safety culture doesn't happen by accident. It takes people who are genuinely curious about why...
27/05/2026

The work of understanding safety culture doesn't happen by accident. It takes people who are genuinely curious about why organisations behave the way they do and meticulous enough to find out.

Meet our research and diagnostics team. We asked them about what safety culture really means, what a strong diagnostic looks like in practice, and why this work matters to them personally.

Here's what they said ⬇️

Melbourne, you delivered. πŸ™ŒWe had a brilliant couple of days at the Workplace Health & Safety Show in Melbourne this wee...
22/05/2026

Melbourne, you delivered. πŸ™Œ

We had a brilliant couple of days at the Workplace Health & Safety Show in Melbourne this week.

Dr Vanessa Cook's session on how systems shape the experience of work drew a brilliant crowd, and Corinne Wong, Samantha Johnson and Maddie Storey had an absolute blast connecting with so many great safety professionals at our stand.

The energy in that room was something else. See you in Sydney later this year!

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