Zero Harm Zero Excuses | Sandton, 20 October 2026. Don’t miss out, seats are limited.  Registrations now open

Zero Harm Zero Excuses – Industrial Safety Forum 2026

Zero Harm, Zero Excuses

Hosted by IntelliPERMIT, RSPH, and AlertMeter by Predictive Safety

Join IntelliPERMIT, RSPH, and AlertMeter for the Industrial Safety Forum 2026 — a focused morning bringing together industry leaders, safety professionals, and technology experts to confront the gap between compliance and control in South African mining.

One life lost is one too many. This forum is about who is accountable, and what it actually takes to close the gap between a signed-off permit and a genuinely controlled worksite.

 

Exploring the Future of Control of Work and Safety Technology

The Industrial Safety Forum 2026 will bring together operational leaders and safety professionals for a morning of insight and honest conversation. Key highlights include:

  • Real client experience – hear directly from industrial leaders on what’s changed on the ground.
  • Technology – Artificial Intelligence in IntelliPERMIT permit to work
  • Human factors – cognitive state monitoring with AlertMeter, and designing safer human-machine interfaces.

This event is for the people who carry safety as a daily responsibility — not just a policy on a wall.

📅 Date: 20 October 2026
🕐 Time: 09h00 – 12h00
📍 Location: The Tryst, Kramerville — 20 Archimedes Street, Sandton, 2090

Seats are limited to 50 delegates, in person only — there is no online option, by design. Review the agenda and secure your seat now → Register

Event Details

Date: 20 October 2026
Time: 09h00 – 12h00
Location: The Tryst, Kramerville, 20 Archimedes Street, Sandton, 2090
Registration: Secure your seat here

Seats are limited. Register now to be part of the conversation shaping the next era of safety and control of work.

About the Author

Scott Bredin - VBU of IntelliPERMIT

Scott Bredin

Scott has 25 years of experience in operational risk and control of work systems: developing, implementing and envisioning the future of these systems. Scott is passionate about using technology to keep people safe in complex and hazardous operational environments. 

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