Webinar - From Risk Assessment to Delivered Outcomes: How CHEP Improved Machine Safety Across a Multi-Site Network
Join Julian Weedon, TEG Projects Eastern States Regional Manager & TEG Risk Australia Regional Manager, and Gary Saywell, Senior Project Manager at TEG Projects, as they share how CHEP transformed a multi-site machine safety challenge into a fully delivered improvement programme across Australia and New Zealand.
This webinar explores the practical reality of closing the gap between identifying machine safety risks and actually resolving them — integrating risk assessment, scope development, CAPEX justification, procurement, implementation, and verification into a single end-to-end programme.
See how an integrated approach to machine safety turns risk assessments into real outcomes.
Machine safety improvements often stall between identifying risks and implementing solutions. Assessments gather dust. Projects begin without a clear understanding of the underlying risk. Different providers handle different stages, and critical context gets lost in handovers.
In this 60-minute session, Julian and Gary will walk through how TEG Risk and TEG Projects worked as one team to deliver a multi-site machine safety improvement programme for CHEP, a leading provider of pallet and container pooling services operating across Australia and New Zealand. You'll hear how the programme moved seamlessly from site inspections and risk assessments through to funded, built, and independently verified safety upgrades — all within live operational environments running up to 16 hours a day, six days a week.
You'll also see how digital risk management tools, including MinRisk, enabled consistent assessment at scale across a geographically dispersed network, and how structured project delivery and close collaboration between engineering and project management teams turned identified risks into verified safety outcomes.
Through this expert-led session, you'll learn practical lessons for delivering machine safety improvements at scale — from risk assessment through to verified, compliant outcomes.
Through this expert-led session, you'll learn practical lessons for delivering machine safety improvements at scale — from risk assessment through to verified, compliant outcomes.
Event Details:
Date: 10 October 2026
Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM (NZT)
Location: Online Webinar
Cost: Free
What You’ll Learn:
End-to-End Programme Delivery
Understand how TEG Risk and TEG Projects integrated risk assessment, scope development, CAPEX justification, procurement, implementation, and verification into a single programme — eliminating the handovers and gaps that typically stall machine safety improvements.
Consistency Across a Multi-Site Network
Learn how CHEP achieved consistent machine safety standards across geographically dispersed sites, including how standard solutions were developed for common hazards and applied uniformly to equipment such as inspection tables and pallet loading zones.
Digital Risk Management at Scale
See how MinRisk, TEG Risk's enterprise risk assessment platform, enabled consistent assessment against AS/NZS 4024 across thousands of machines, capturing every assessment, condition, and photo in one system — and giving senior management clear visibility of risk across the network.
Delivering Within Live Operations
Discover how the programme managed implementation across fully operational sites running two shifts a day, six days a week — coordinating contractors, integrating works into live environments, and achieving a 100% score on CHEP's internal guarding assessment.
About TEG Risk
Getting machine safety right the first time saves your organisation time, money, and risk
We help you identify and control machine safety risks before they become costly incidents. We’ll then provide your business with a robust plan to mitigate your risks to meet your health and safety requirements.
Our team works throughout Australasia, across large multi-site organisations with international clients. We provide safety engineering services for physical and mechanical disciplines and also those related to hazardous substances and hazardous area classifications.
We recently partnered with CHEP, a global leader in pallet and container pooling. While CHEP had conducted internal assessments, they required an independent review to ensure compliance with internal standards and external requirements such as the AS/NZS 4024 series. Our team identified and addressed machine safety hazards, developed standard solutions to key risks, and applied these consistently across multiple sites to achieve compliance and improve safety outcomes.
MinRisk – Machine Risk Assessments (MRA)
Mobile, real-time machine safety risk assessments for the manufacturing industry.
The team at TEG Risk has a deep understanding of machine safety and risk assessment through its consulting and project management businesses. The TEG Risk team created MinRisk’s software in response to identifying a need for a user-friendly software application for risk assessment. To find out more about the benefits of partnering with MinRisk click the button below.