In-person and Livestream August tech talk: From paper to voice: How the construction and mining industries are shifting to voice and video native safety training

Join the Southern Queensland Branch for their In-person and Livestream August tech talk: From paper to voice: How the construction and mining industries are shifting to voice and video native safety training.

About this event

Join in-person or online for this engaging tech talk. This talk will cover why traditional text-based safety reporting is failing frontline workers, how voice and video native tools are changing the way incidents, hazards, and near misses get captured in real time, and what this shift means for safety culture on site.

Our speaker Justine Youl, will guide the talk. Justine is the founder of SiteSherpa, a platform that uses an AI-native safety platform built for high-risk industries including mining, construction, and civil infrastructure.

In-person program:
5:30 pm - Registration and Pre-Event Networking;
6:00 pm - Technical Talk
6:40 pm - Closing Comments and Questions
7:00 pm - End of Technical Talk and Post Event Networking  

Livestream time:
6.00pm - 7.00pm AEST

Speaker/s

Justine Youl

Founder, SiteSherpa

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Justine Youl brings more than 20 years of frontline experience in workplace health and safety, having started her career as a heavy machinery operator before moving into safety leadership and, ultimately, founding SiteSherpa — an AI-native safety platform built for high-risk industries including mining, construction, and civil infrastructure.

Having spent years on-site watching workers struggle with clunky, text-heavy reporting tools, Justine set out to build a better way to capture incidents, hazards, and near misses, one that matches how frontline workers actually communicate. SiteSherpa's voice and video-native approach is the product of that firsthand insight, combining deep operational safety experience with a genuine belief that better data starts with easier reporting.
Justine is passionate about reshaping safety culture on site by removing the friction between what happens in the field and what gets recorded.