IBAS Fellow and Director, Dr Mark Howard will be sharing his expertise in fatigue related road safety at the 2014 Fit for Work forum, run by Metropolitan Express Transport Services.
The forum will be held in on Wednesday, 6th August from 8.30-11am (with breakfast from 7-8.30am) at the Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre.
Other speakers include David Parkin OAM (AFL Coach and Media Commentator), Sam Soliman (current IBF World Middleweight champion), John Worsfold (Coach, West Coast Eagles) and John Stanhope (Australia Post Chairman)
Secure your seat by phoning 9518 8888 or emailing marketing@metropolitanexpress.com.au.
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