Occupational Health & Safety
~to protect the health, safety and welfare of employees~
OH&S Meetings
QUATERLY
QUATERLY
The OH&S Committee meets twice per term. The composition includes the elected HSR and Deputy HSR, representatives from each sub-school, a rep from Admin/Therapy, the Principal, Assistant Principals and the OH&S Manager Nominee.
NEXT OHS MEETING IS:
Week 8: Wednesday 11th June 2025
OH&S Designated Workgroup Health and Safety Representatives
OH&S Manager Nominee: Mary Boutros
Elected Health and Safety Representative: Frances Hansen
Elected Deputy Health and Safety Representative: Amanda Hollway
Elected Acting Deputy Health and Safety Representative: Fiona Micelotta
Return to Work Co-ordinator: Michelle McMaster
Executive Assistant: Fiona Micelotta
Mary Boutros
Frances Hansen
Amanda Hollway
Michelle McMaster
Fiona Micelotta
Mary Boutros
Frances Hansen
Amanda Hollway
Michelle McMaster
Fiona Micelotta
OHS COMMITTEE
OHS Committee Purpose: The OHS Committee is a formal group that facilitates consultation on health and safety matters. The committee is responsible for supporting the resolution of safety issues. The OHS Committee provides a forum for discussing health and safety concerns.
WE HAVE ONE MIDDLE YEARS VACANCY FOR OUR OHS COMMITTEE.
Please let me know if you are interested.
We are pleased to introduce our OHS Committee for 2025!
2 x Primary Sub School –Sally Mc Kerchar x Synthia Anthonee
2 x Middle Sub School – Nikki Davies x VACANCY
2 x Secondary Sub School – Stefania Mantinioti and Pauline Strkalj
1 x Therapy Team – Cassy Wang/Tinas Wong (rotational)
1 x Administration Team – Michelle McMaster
2 x Wellbeing Team - Daniel Moloney and (rotational) Stacie Herman, Jennifer Bals, Kaylah DeFeudis
1 x Facilities Team Dr Denise Clarke
1 x AEU Rep – Irene Gacovski
HSR - Frances Hansen
Deputy HSR- Amanda Hollway
Acting Deputy HSR- Fiona Micelotta
Principal and /or management OHS- Corinne Pupillo
OHS Manager Nominee- Mary Boutros
PCT- Ellen Paterson
FIRST AID OFFICERS: Term 2 2025-Term 1 2026
CTM's: Please take 5 minutes during your CTMs or team debriefs to review and refresh your understanding of our emergency procedures. Refer to the information provided on your lanyard and ensure you are familiar with the correct actions in situations such as lockdowns, evacuations, or a missing student. Make sure all staff members in your team are also aware and prepared.
An OHS Safety Champion is someone who actively promotes and supports workplace health and safety by identifying risks, encouraging safe practices, and fostering a culture of safety.