Compliance & Safety in the Power Sector – 1 Day Risk Training in Adelaide

Duration:1 Full Day (8 Hours)

Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)

Language: English

Credits: 8 PDUs / Training Hours

Certification: Course Completion Certificate

Refreshments: Lunch, Snacks and beverages will be provided during the session.

Course Overview

Adelaide plays a vital role in Australia’s power and energy sector, with its growing renewable energy investments and reliance on reliable electricity infrastructure. The power industry faces unique risks—from operational failures and compliance breaches to cybersecurity threats and financial challenges. This 1-Day Risk Management Workshop is designed to help energy professionals develop practical strategies for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks in their operations. Through Adelaide-focused case studies, interactive exercises, and globally recognized frameworks, you will strengthen compliance, improve safety, and build resilience in a fast-evolving sector.

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Identify key risks within the power industry, including operational, financial, regulatory, and environmental risks.
• Assess risk impact using industry-standard frameworks and tools.
• Develop risk mitigation strategies that ensure operational continuity, regulatory compliance, and financial stability.
• Understand best practices for creating a culture of risk awareness and proactive risk management within power sector organizations.
• Navigate regulatory frameworks and understand their impact on risk management strategies in power projects.

This training is ideal for:

• Mining engineers and supervisors
• Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) managers
• Risk and compliance officers
• Project managers in the resources sector
• Executives and decision-makers in mining companies

This course is designed for professionals working in Adelaide’s dynamic energy sector, where risk management is key to safety and reliability. You’ll explore practical frameworks and case studies that focus on challenges specific to South Australia, from renewable integration to system stability. Interactive exercises, role plays, and simulations ensure you can apply what you learn immediately to your projects and teams. You’ll also leave with templates, tools, and an action plan that help you strengthen compliance and safety in your organization. Whether you are overseeing operations, managing compliance, or leading strategy, this workshop equips you with the confidence and skills to handle risks effectively in one of Australia’s most important sectors.

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1. Groups of three or more receive a 10% discount

2. Organizations hosting an in-house session with 10+ participants enjoy a 15% discount.

Want this training tailored to your company?

Our in-house option brings risk management for the power sector directly to your team in Adelaide, making it highly relevant to your projects. Delivered on-site, this 1-day workshop equips your staff with practical tools, case studies, and strategies they can apply immediately. It’s a convenient and cost-effective way to strengthen compliance, improve safety, and build a proactive culture—without travel or downtime

Contact us today to schedule a customized in-house, face-to-face session:

Info: • Adelaide’s energy and power sector landscape
• Course objectives and learning outcomes
• Icebreaker: Local power sector challenges

Info: • Operational, environmental, and safety risks in power generation
• Understanding interdependencies across grids and supply chains
• Case Study: Power system challenges in South Australia

Info: • Probability–impact analysis and risk matrices
• Using qualitative vs quantitative methods in power projects
• Activity: Risk mapping for energy operations

Info: • National Energy Market (NEM) requirements for compliance
• Environmental and sustainability obligations in energy projects
• Case Study: Compliance breach in Australian power projects

Info: • Market volatility, price fluctuations, and supply risks
• Project delays and cost overruns in power infrastructure
• Activity: Scenario planning for financial risk

Info: • Digital vulnerabilities in modern power systems
• Protecting SCADA systems and operational technology (OT)
• Activity: Crisis simulation on a cyber-event

Info: • Applying ISO 31000 in the power and energy sector
• Embedding risk management into daily operations
• Group Exercise: Drafting a power sector risk plan

Info: • Managing outages, blackouts, and operational accidents
• Crisis communication strategies for stakeholders and regulators
• Role Play: Emergency response drill

Info: • Engaging stakeholders and decision-making under pressure
• Leading transitions during renewable energy integration
• Discussion: Lessons from Adelaide’s renewable energy push

Info: • Review of key takeaways from the workshop
• Developing a personal action plan for implementation
• Exercise: 30-day workplace risk plan

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