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Building Safer Workplaces Through Real World Learning

Creating a safe workplace goes beyond checklists and policies. True understanding of health and safety comes when individuals experience the real-life impact of their decisions, something traditional training often lacks.

Simulated courtroom scenarios immerse participants in realistic WHS incidents, guiding them through investigations and legal proceedings. This experiential learning method improves retention, drives behaviour change, and encourages open discussion around accountability.

It engages leadership and fosters a safety-first culture, allowing people to learn from mistakes without real-world consequences. These are our reasons why we think simulated WHS training works:

1. Experiential, Not Just Theoretical
Participants make decisions based on WHS laws and risk management, revealing how quickly things can go wrong when safety is overlooked.

2. Legal Accountability Comes to Life
Employees and leaders gain real insight into PCBU responsibilities and the consequences of failing due diligence, especially for senior roles.

3. Safe Exploration of Real Consequences
Teams experience the emotional impact of poor safety practices, legal penalties, reputational damage, and liability, without actual risk.

4. Driving Culture Change
Simulations promote open conversations about safety. Seeing leaders engage reinforces a genuine, organisation-wide commitment to “safety first.”

Simulated training is ideal for WHS Officers, leaders, and frontline managers. It’s engaging, memorable, and drives lasting culture change, not just compliance.

To find out more about our Mock Court Programs, please give us a call on  1800 85 86 98 or contact us via our website today.

Bruce Whitehead

What Others Are Saying About Mock Court

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“From The Moment We Sat Down You Had Our Attention”

Today was absolutely awesome!! From the moment we sat down you had our attention. You didn’t use scare tactics but you were very honest with the possibility of what can ACTUALLY happen out in the field and also who is potentially responsible…

Rachel Bellino, Seymour Whyte Construction

“Overwhelming Positive Feedback”

Excellent delivery and well suited to the target audience… Overwhelming positive feedback. Better than I anticipated.

Brian Selmes, Snowy Hydro

“A Valuable Experience For All Levels In The Team”

Feedback has been overwhelmingly favourable and unanimous view is that it was a valuable experience for all levels in the team.

Mark Whybro, NSW Fire Brigade

“A Brilliant Demonstration Of How Things Can Escalate”

Thanks so much for the Mock Court Session this morning. It was a brilliant demonstration of how issues can end up escalating if they are not dealt with appropriately and we have already received some brilliant feedback.

Emma Lovesy, Colonial First State