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Connected Worker Summit ANZ

Smarter Work, Stronger Workforce: Equipping Australian Heavy Industry for What's Next

Build a Smarter, Stronger and Connected Workforce for Australia's Most Complex Sites

11th May 2027  | Brisbane

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Where Connected Worker Decisions Are Made

Our attendees are looking for solutions that help them run complex sites better by equipping their workforce: closing skills gaps, lifting reliability and productivity, and getting the right knowledge and AI into every worker's hands.

Why Connected Worker Summit ANZ? Our attendees are looking for the technology and solutions that help them run complex sites better, including IoT and condition monitoring, AI and copilots, digital work instructions and knowledge capture, maintenance and shutdown execution platforms, connectivity and rugged devices, augmented reality and remote expert support, IT/OT security and device management, wearables and safety platforms, and the enterprise platforms that join it all up.

Join the first Australian edition of the Connected Worker series as a founding partner and become the name this market associates with connected worker from day one. Talk to the team about a package built around your target prospects and your sales and marketing objectives.



11th May, Brisbane

Smart Work, Stronger Workforce

Bringing together the leaders of Australian heavy industry to run complex sites better and equip their people for what's next.

Australian heavy industry is entering a new era of work, where connected workers are at the heart of better operations. As complex sites become smarter, more joined up and more data-driven, success depends on an agile, resilient and connected workforce.

Leaders across mining, energy, oil and gas, utilities, ports, rail and construction are under growing pressure to lift productivity, reliability and workforce performance while technology moves fast. Connected Worker Summit ANZ brings them together to explore how to equip their people for what's next: the right knowledge, guidance and AI in the hands of every worker, and the systems and standards behind them.

Join the operators putting connected worker technology to work, scaling AI-enabled tools and building the foundations for a more connected, capable and future-ready workforce. Complex sites, done well, every day.

Who attends

Connected Worker Summit ANZ brings together the leaders responsible for getting more from sites, assets and people across Australia's heavy, site-based industries: mining and metals, energy, oil and gas, utilities, alumina, aluminium, chemicals and refining, ports, rail and bulk terminals, and construction and infrastructure.

Industries

Mining & Metals

Energy Generation & Networks

Oil, Gas & LNG

Water & Gas Utilities

Alumina, Aluminium, Chemicals & Refining

Ports, Rail & Bulk Terminals

Construction, Energy Build-Out & Infrastructure

General Manager Operations / Site Manager

Head of Digital Transformation / Digital Operations

Head of Technology / IT / Enterprise Architecture

Head of Data, Analytics & AI

Digital Product Owner / Connected Worker Lead / Innovation

Head of Maintenance & Reliability / Asset Management

Head of OT, Automation & Remote Operations

Head of Workforce Planning, Learning & Capability

Shutdown, Turnaround & Contractor Management Lead

Head of Health, Safety & Environment / Critical Risk

10 Key Discussions

The 10 Conversations Defining How Australian Heavy Industry Builds a Stronger, Connected Workforce,
Only at Connected Worker Summit ANZ

1

Build a Stronger, Connected Workforce

Get what your best people know to every worker, through digital work instructions, knowledge capture and AI-guided support

2

Run Complex Sites Well, Every Day

One way of working, with strategy, operations, technology and the workforce behind it

3

Keep Critical Assets Running

Spot trouble before an asset stops, from daily maintenance to major shutdowns

4

Put AI to Work on the Job

Help workers make faster, better decisions, with clear limits on where a human stays in the loop

5

Join Up Your Systems

Get frontline tools talking to maintenance, ERP and data systems so the data can be trusted

6

Reach Workers Wherever They Are

Keep people connected on remote, underground and heavy plant sites

7

Get New Devices Past the OT Gate

Bring new devices onto industrial networks without opening a risk

8

Standardise How the Job Gets Done

One standard way of doing the job across sites and contractor teams, and where local judgement still matters

9

Equip Tomorrow's Workforce

What Australian operations will need from their people and their technology by 2030

10

Hear From the Frontline

Tradespeople and operators on what makes it worth using and what gets them on board