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AI
Know-how
and OHS
CSG October 2025 speaker: John Ansley - AI know-how & OHS
CSG October 2025 speaker: Gavin Kenny - AI know-how & OHS

AI know-how & OHS

Presenters:

    John Ansley, Co-Founder & Head of Revenue, Knowby
    Gavin Kenny, Head of Health and Safety Systems Transformation, Opal

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The topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being met with rising interest and speculation about how it can be applied in the workplace. An example of the successful use of AI in OHS was presented to Central Safety Group on Tuesday 14 October by John Ansley, co-founder of Knowby.

They have developed a digital tool, Knowby Pro, that takes the complexity out of instructions, giving instant access to critical information. John demonstrated how the Knowby Pro platform works, and the different ways it can be applied in business.

CSG Committee member Gavin Kenny, who is Head of Health and Safety Systems Transformation at Opal, contributed to the presentation by talking about how he uses the tool at his workplace. He gave his perspective on its application at Opal, and how it has improved their OHS communications.

Billed as an alternative to those painful how-to manuals and instructional videos, Knowby Pro allows users to create SOPs or work instructions using a combination of text and images and/or video, with the help of AI.
John and Gavin’s presentation included questions from the audience.

The presenter:

John Ansley is a technology expert who co-founded Knowby in 2021, building on his many years’ experience across the information technology landscape. He has provided advice and direction to a range of industries from start-up to major enterprise solutions, both in Australia and internationally. He has had roles as COO and Chief Information Officer, in business development, strategic consulting and digital transformation programs. Organisations he has worked with include Rio Tinto, BHP, Roche Pharma, Linfox and Toll Group. John has an MBA from the Australian Institute of Business.

The presenter:

Gavin Kenny has over 20 years’ experience in OHS, specialising in systems management. He has developed, integrated, and streamlined business systems across complex organisations. He likes to keep things simple and deliver innovative, practical solutions that address business challenges and mitigate risks. He is currently working in the packaging industry as Head of Health and Safety Systems Transformation, where he manages a team focused on delivering simple, user-friendly, and digitally enabled solutions. Previously he has worked with Melbourne Water, and Worley Parsons, where he managed the global HSE incident reporting database. Gavin holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) Hons from Deakin University, and is a Committee member of Central Safety Group.

 
 

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Aikenhead Centre
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Discovery

CSG September 2026 event - 

Presenter: David Caple AM, David Caple & Associates


Site Visit -The Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery (ACMD)

Where: 27 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia
NE corner of Victoria Parade and Nicholson St, Fitzroy - next to St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne

How: On site only, please note early RSVP: COB Monday 31 August

Date: Tuesday 8 September 2026, 12 noon
Non-Members welcome to attend

Site Visit -The Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery (ACMD) The Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery (ACMD) – Australia’s first hospital-based medical discovery centre –officially opened its doors in June this year, marking the culmination of more than two decades of planning, collaboration and investment in Australia’s biomedical engineering future.
Central Safety Group is privileged to have the opportunity to visit this brand new centre on Tuesday 8th September. Located on the corner of Victoria Parade and Nicholson St, Fitzroy, the ACMD is a $206 million state-of-the-art biomedical engineering centre. Our tour will include a look at cutting-edge laboratories, a human kinetics lab, a clinical simulation lab, and dedicated education facilities to train the next generation of clinical, nursing, allied health and biomedical research leaders.
The ACMD’s unique collaborative model – placing researchers, engineers, clinicians and industry partners under one roof for the first time – is designed to deliver ground-breaking technologies that improve patient outcomes, enhance health equity and transform Australia’s health system.
The ACMD stands on the site of the former Aikenhead Wing – St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne’s residence for trainee nurses. The ACMD is named after Mary Aikenhead, the founder of the Sisters of Charity, the order of nuns who established St Vincent’s.
The tour is fully accessible for attendees with mobility issues.
Please note: this is an in-person event only – there will be no video recording of the tour.

Date: Tuesday 8 September 2026 2026
Time: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Where: 27 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy VIC 3065
NE corner of Victoria Parade and Nicholson St, Fitzroy - next to St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
Note: Please note early RSVP date: COB Monday 31 August
N.B. A video recording of the session will NOT be available on the website .
Cost: Financial members* free. Others $15
RSVP: COB Monday 31 August 2026. Online using our RSVP form
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