Seminar Programme
Seating is limited so please ensure you register to attend your chosen seminars when you register for the CleanNZ expo
Please note – there are two seminar rooms over the duration of the expo please click on the below titles seminar room 1 or seminar room 2 to view the schedule
Day 1 – Wednesday 6th November 2024
| 9am – 9:50am | Mastering Carpet Care: Expert Strategies for Industry Standards and Safety |
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Speaker – Paul Pritchard, Training Manager and Lead Tutor, CSL Ascend Training
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| The latest in Carpet Cleaning – learn from an expert on industry standards protocol. What polices and procedures you’ll need in place to protect your customers and employees. Bring all your questions to find out the best carpet cleaning solutions |
| 10am – 11am | AI in Action: Harnessing Two Decades of Expertise for Practical Insights |
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Speaker – Craig Young, Chief Executive Office, TUANZ
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| Craig, with more than two decades of experience in the information and communications sector. Craig will lead a session on understanding artificial intelligence (AI) and its practical applications in your daily work. Expect valuable insights! |
| 11:15am – 12pm | Some things to make you go ‘hmmm?’ |
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Speaker – James Whitaker, Injury Prevention Programme Lead, ACC and Sam Murphy, Relationship Manager, ACC
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Starting with the big picture then bringing things down to a super tangible level James will outline the scale and impact of injuries on businesses and other aspects of life in Aotearoa New Zealand. You’ll come out of this session with a useful trick you can apply to your work life, home life and in your wider community. You’ll also learn a few facts that could make you feel like a hero the next time you tackle a quiz. Sam will then take you through ACC’s collaborative trial with industry partners and businesses, which was designed to support their injured employees back to work. He will share insights and ideas about how this could reshape the recovery at work programme in your workplace. |
| 1pm – 2pm | Evolving Employment Law: Guide to Modern Workplace Legalities |
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Speaker – Paul McBride, Partner, McBride Davenport James Solicitors
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| Paul will share his insights on recent developments in employment law. Expect practical advice, case studies, and actionable takeaways. With over 30 years of experience in employment law, Paul McBride is a seasoned legal professional and a trusted advisor, he has represented a diverse clientele, including corporates, Crown entities, unions, and individuals. His presentaton will be followed by a question and answer time. |
| 2:15pm – 3pm | Navigating New Zealand’s Employment Landscape: Insights and Opportunities |
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Speaker – Chris Squire, Senior Account Manager, SEEK
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| SEEK is New Zealand’s leading employment marketplace, primarily focused on connecting job seekers with employers. They offer a platform where individuals can search for jobs across various industries and locations within New Zealand. Additionally, SEEK provides career-related information and resources to help job seekers make informed decisions. Seek is a comprehensive resource for employment, career advice, and recruitment services. Chris’s presentation will offer unique insights into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the employment landscape. |
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| 3:15 – 4:30pm | Navigating the New Standards: Essential Updates on IICRC S520 and S500 for Mould and Restoration Professionals |
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Speaker – Scott McFadzen, Founder, Coach8
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Building Facility Managers, Insurance Assessors, Construction professionals, Restorers, and Cleaners should join Scott McFadzen for a crucial 1-hour session on the IICRC’s latest standards. He will cover the 2024 4th Edition of the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mould Remediation, highlighting changes that impact these roles in New Zealand. Scott will also discuss the adoption of the IICRC S500 and S520 Standards by Standards Australia and its implications for New Zealand. This presentation offers essential updates and practical advice for handling mould and water damage in buildings. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from an industry expert and stay ahead of important changes. |
| 8:30am – 9:30am | Facilities Management Association of NZ : Facility Management Challenges and Future Trends |
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Speakers – Panel lead – Jo Duggan, CEO, Facilities Management Association of New Zealand (FMANZ). Panel contributors – Viv Hardie, Asset Services Manager, Environment Canterbury; John Braithwaite, Independent Consultant and Partner – PRISMA; Paul Bonini, Regional Facilities and Operations Manager – Westpac NZ
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| Panel Discussion | Jo Duggan from FMANZ will facilitate a panel of industry experts who will explore the current challenges, key focus areas, and strategic goals in facility management, with a focus on the impact for building service contractors. The discussion will cover how evolving priorities, such as sustainability and new technologies, are reshaping service expectations and delivery. Panelists will share insights on collaborating with contractors to enhance building performance, meet regulatory requirements, and adapt to changing demands. |
| 10am – 10:30am | Navigating the Rise of Science-Based Targets: Driving Value Through Carbon Footprint Management |
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Speaker – Mark Stevens, General Manager – B2B Sales – New Zealand, Essity Australasia
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| This presentation is a must-attend for professionals seeking to understand the intricacies of carbon footprint management and its impact on corporate strategy. Learn from the expert how to implement science-based targets that not only meet regulatory requirements but also enhance your company’s market value. Equip yourself with the knowledge to turn sustainability into a competitive edge. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of environmental responsibility and innovation. |
| 10:30am – 11:15am | Sustainability trends shaping the future of the commercial cleaning industry |
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Speakers – Panel lead Mark Stevens, General Manager – B2B Sales – New Zealand, Essity Australasia. Panel speakers Peter Rundle, Managing Director, Frontline Support & BSC Australia Vice President; Dominic Drumm, Director, Westferry Property Services; Michelle Miles, Country Manager, Diversey New Zealand and Australia; Neil Moselen, Chief Operating Officer, ISS New Zealand
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| Panel Discussion | Join us for a groundbreaking panel discussion on ‘Sustainability Trends Shaping the Future of the Commercial Cleaning Industry.’ Led by Mark Stevens, with panelists Peter Rundle, Dominic Drumm, Michelle Miles, and Neil Moselen, this session promises to be a deep dive into the innovations and strategies driving the industry forward. |
| 11:30am – 12pm | Uncovering the ways Industry Partnerships are designing initiatives for partnering that help businesses at scale |
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Speaker – Kal Marsden, Key Account Manager Corporate, Industry Partnerships, Ministry of Social Development.
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| Learn about the design of digital services for all New Zealander’s and the opportunities for social procurement. Hear about the Ministry’s engagement at industry and association level and their reach into communities across NZ through Community Employment Programmes. |
| 1pm – 2pm | Businesses Navigating the Tide: Bruce Couper’s Journey from Law Enforcement to Empowering New Zealand’s Security Landscape |
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Speaker – Bruce Couper, General Manager, RISQ
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| Many public facing industries are profoundly impacted by the rising trend in public aggression. Bruce Couper is an expert with a rich history from NZ Police Detective to security industry leader. Bruce will share his journey of working with NZ Corporates and business owners on security frameworks, assessments, and risk treatments. Roling out bespoke educational programs to educate and empower teams all over New Zealand. Don’t miss this opportunity for valuable takeaways. |
| 2:15pm – 3:15pm | Philip Whitmore – Explore Cybersecurity Insights with KPMG’s Philip Whitmore |
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Speaker – Philip Whitmore, Partner, KPMG Cyber
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| Join Philip Whitmore, Partner at KPMG, for a vital talk on cybersecurity. With 20+ years in IT security and risk management, Philip offers unparalleled insights into protecting your business in the digital age. Learn about managing risks and maintaining digital trust from a globally recognized expert. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for practical cybersecurity wisdom. |
| 3:30pm – 4:30pm | Your Shield Against Unseen Threats |
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Speaker – Natasha Clarke, Southern Manager of the Risk Division, Gallagher Insurance
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| Gallagher Insurance, formerly Crombie Lockwood, is an insurance brokerage firm in New Zealand. They offer a range of business and personal insurance solutions tailored to their clients’ needs. With over 45 years of experience, they have a significant presence with more than 1,000 broking professionals in over 30 offices around the country. Gallagher Insurance provides services such as risk management and insurance claims support, acting on behalf of clients to protect what matters most to them. The company emphasises foresight in protecting against the unexpected, ensuring clients are well-prepared for any risks. |
Day 2 – Thursday 7th November 2024
| 9am – 9:50am | Bed Bug Battleground: Industry Protocols and Policies for a Pest-Free Environment |
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Speaker – Paul Pritchard, Training Manager and Lead Tutor, CSL Ascend Training
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| Pest Control – Bed bugs, learn from an expert on industry standards protocol. What polices and procedures you’ll need in place to protect your customers and employees |
| 10am – 10:45am | Mould Management Building Health: Expert Strategies for Mould Management and Workplace Well-being |
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Speaker – Dr Nicole Bijlsma, Founder and CEO, Australian College of Environmental Studies
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| Nicole’s talk will delve into mould management and its significant impact on facility hygiene and employee health. Elevate your building’s health and safeguard your workers with insights from Dr Nicole Bijlsma, a leading figure in building biology. Her expertise is crucial for those committed to providing safe, healthy work environments. Gain actionable knowledge to protect both your premises and the people who make them thrive. |
| 11am – 11:40am | Innovations and Challenges of cleaning within Healthcare |
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Speaker – Adam Young, Healthcare Manager, Diversey Australia
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| In this presentation, we’ll delve into the various cleaning methods used in healthcare settings to enhance infection control outcomes. We’ll explore both established and cutting-edge cleaning and disinfection technologies, all with the goal of ensuring patient safety and minimizing environmental impact. |
| 11:45am – 12:30pm | Some things to make you go ‘hmmm?’ |
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Speakers – James Whitaker, Injury Prevention Programme Lead, ACC and Sam Murphy, Relationship Manager, ACC
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Starting with the big picture then bringing things down to a super tangible level James will outline the scale and impact of injuries on businesses and other aspects of life in Aotearoa New Zealand. You’ll come out of this session with a useful trick you can apply to your work life, home life and in your wider community. You’ll also learn a few facts that could make you feel like a hero the next time you tackle a quiz. Sam will then take you through ACC’s collaborative trial with industry partners and businesses, which was designed to support their injured employees back to work. He will share insights and ideas about how this could reshape the recovery at work programme in your workplace. |
| 1pm – 1:45pm | Workshop on Conflict Management & Personal Safety |
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Speaker – Bruce Couper, General Manager, RISQ
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| Bruce from RISQ will lead a workshop on Conflict Management. Bruce and his team have successfully delivered bespoke training to clients such as 2 Degrees, TAB, Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Watercare, Southern Cross Hospitals, and various security teams, among others. Learn practical strategies to effectively manage conflict and improve safety within your business for staff and customers. |
| 2pm – 2:45pm | Red Cross – Psychological First Aid |
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Speaker – Sarah Gribbin, Psychosocial Advisor, New Zealand Red Cross
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| In the talk Sarah will cover the opportunities to engage with Mental Health and Psychosocial Training with New Zealand Red Cross, including our Psychological First Aid sessions. We will cover some of the key proponents of creating a supportive environment that attendees can utilise in the professional and personal lives, as well as some tools for the kete for de-escalating and for good psychosocial wellbeing for yourself and others. |
| 3pm | Innovation Awards Presentation |
| 10am – 11am | Tackling the safety issue of Lone Workers – developments and insights from industry experts |
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Speakers – Panel lead – Gary Morrison, CEO, Security Association of New Zealand (NZSA). Panel contributors – Petra Hakansson, CEO & Founder, Guardian Angel Safety; Craig Young, Healthcare Manager, Diversey Australia; Wade Wilson, GM of Systems & Technology – First Security
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| Panel Discussion | Gary Morrison, CEO of the Security Association of New Zealand, will impart valuable insights into current industry standards and issues. This will set the stage for the inspiring narratives of two trailblazing industry leaders. Wade Wilson of First Security and Petra Hakansson from Guardian Angel Safety will recount their remarkable journeys, shedding light on the motivations and experiences that have shaped their unique security solutions. Concluding the event, Craig Young, CEO of the Technology Users Association, will lead a thought-provoking panel discussion. He will share his expertise in New Zealand’s telecommunications landscape, exploring how his association, that is the voice of the telecommunications industry, can effectively convey the critical concerns of “lone workers” to the government, advocating for the needs of our essential service providers |
| 11:15am – 12:15pm | Ensuring Safety in Lone and Remote Work: Understanding HSWA, PCBU Responsibilities, and Real-Life Solutions with Guardian Angel Safet |
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Speaker – Petra Hakansson, CEO & Founder, Guardian Angel Safety |
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Come and learn what the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA) says about Lone and Remote working
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| 1pm – 2pm | Time Theft: Challenges and Solutions in the Modern Workplace |
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Speaker – Sarel Bloem, CEO, PPCS, Seonaid Clifton, APAC Head of Professional Services, Workforce Management, TEAM Software; Mike Wadams, National Business Development Manager, ReadyTech |
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Come and hear our panel of professionals will delve into the complexities of time theft and its impact on businesses. This seminar is a must-attend for employers seeking to understand the nuances of employee productivity, and potential solutions while navigating the complexities of HR compliance. Why Attend? |
| 2:15pm – 2:45pm | Ringa Hora – Developing a culture of Service Excellence: Why investing in essential services skills matters. |
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Speaker – Kari Scrimshaw, CEO, Ringa Hora Services Workforce Development Council
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| Imagine an Aotearoa where everyone experienced the same level of maanakitanga when being served by others – whether checking in for a flight, being greeted at a restaurant, navigating an insurance claim or being assisted by a cleaner while in hospital. Ringa Hora Workforce Development Council has been working with industries across the service sector to develop the standards for what great entry level service skills might look like whatever the job. Come and learn more about this new qualification approach, followed by a question-and-answer session with Ringa Hora CEO Kari Scrimshaw and how investing in people will help us be more successful together. |
| 3pm | Innovation Awards Presentation |