MEET THE TEAM
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| Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety Graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Studies Master of Occupational Health and Safety (Occupational Safety) Graduate Certificate Learning and Teaching (Higher Education) FAIHS, ChOHSP; FRACI, CChem; FASSA. Lisa Stevens is a well-qualified and experienced OHS professional, with over 30 years of experience working in workers' compensation claims management, injury management, and occupational health and safety. Lisa has worked across regulation, education, medical research and government. A subject matter expert in OHS, chemical management and laboratory safety. Lisa has a keen eye for finding weaknesses in safety systems and developing strategies to drive organisations through change. Lisa’s principal areas of consultancy include safety audits, manual handling, risk assessments, chemical management, and laboratory safety training.
AWARDS 2025 – Commonwealth Chemistry Society’s 6th Poster Competition In recognition of her work on The Curious Case of Acryloyl Chloride – a case of misinformation or misinterpretation? 2022 – Standards Australia 100 years Birthday Hero 2020 – RACI – Health Safety Environment Division Medal
PhD Candidate - Edith Cowan University |
| CURRICULUM VITAE | EDUCATION: Master of Occupational Health and Safety (Occupational Safety) Graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Studies Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching (Higher Education) Diploma of Quality Auditing Certificate IV Training and ASSESSMENT TAE 40110 (including updates) OHS Management Auditor Training (Lead Auditor) (SAI Global) (AS4801 and AS ISO 45001) ICAM Lead Investigator (Safety Wise) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP: Fellow and Chartered OHS Professional - Australian Institute of Health and Safety Fellow and Chartered Chemist - Royal Australian Chemical Institute Member - Association of Biosafety for Australia and New Zealand Member - Australasian University Safety Association Student Member - Australasian Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants Associate Member - Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: Standards Australia Technical Committees: Member - CH-026 - Safety in Laboratories Standards Australia Technical Committee Chair - SF-048 - Emergency Eyewash and Showers- Standards Australia Technical Committee |
| CONFERENCES | Stevens, L.J., Cattani, M. and Oosthuizen, J. (2025) ‘Arcyloyl Chloride – A case of misinterpretation or misinformation’ Commonwealth Chemical Society 6th Poster Competition, October, 2025 [Peer Reviewed - Poster accepted] Stevens, L.J., Cattani, M. and Oosthuizen, J. (2025, September 8). [Acryloyl Chloride – A case of misinterpretation or misinformation] [Presentation]. Three Minute Thesis Competition, Royal Australian Chemical Institute (Victorian Branch). Casey, T., Davis, J., Girle, A., Shepherd, A., & Stevens, L.J. (2022, July 3–8). Laboratory Incident Panel Discussion [Technical Panel]. Royal Australian Chemical Institute National Congress 2022, Brisbane, QLD, Australia. [Invited Speaker] 2022 - RACI National Congress “An investigation into the relationship between safety data sheets and risk assessments" [Invited speaker - PEER REVIEWED] 2018 - 25th IUPAC International Conference on Chemistry Education ICCE ‘Bridging the gap between academia and industry through the integration of OHS education in chemistry programs’ [Poster - PEER REVIEWED] 2017 - Science Industry Australia's Laboratory Management and Design Conference: "Is AS/NZS 2243 Safety in Laboratories Series the forgotten standard against the backdrop of Laboratory accreditation?” 2017 - RACI Centenary National Congress “Artificial Turf – “Environmental Friend, Health and Safety Foe?” 2017 - RACI Centenary National Congress “Who is in the best position to provide laboratory safety training?” 2016 - Laboratory Safety Training - Tasmanian Association of Laboratory Managers 2016 - Automotive Histories Diving Futures Inaugural Conference “TB or not TB a Lifetime Racing MG’s – Preserving the legacy of SA Motor Racing Identify Tom Stevens” 2016 - RACI Health, Safety and Environment Group Annual Symposium “Backyard Safety – What is Lurking in your Back Yard |
| MEDIA AND PUBLICATIONS | Stevens, L.J. (2025, July). Are Safety Data Sheets an effective hazard communication tool? The Filter Stevens, L.J. (2024, September). Judging chemical innovation. Chemistry in Australia. Stevens, L.J. (2023) ‘Safety and science - partners in innovation’, Chemistry in Australia. December 2023. OHS Professional (2023) ‘A primer on chemical hazard safety in the workplace’ September 2023. Weekly Star - Maribyrnong - Hobsons Bay (2023) ‘Industrial development denied’, 3 July 2023. Stevens, L.J., Cattani, M Oosthuizen, J (2022, July 3–8). An investigation into the relationship between safety data sheets and occupational risk assessments. [Paper presentation]. Royal Australian Chemical Institute National Congress 2022, Brisbane, QLD, Australia. [Invited Speaker /Peer Reviewed] Stevens, L. J. (2016) “TB or not TB: A Lifetime Racing MG’s – Preserving the legacy of SA Motor Racing Identify Tom Stevens”. Automotive Histories Diving Futures Inaugural Conference of the Automotive Historians Australia. 1st - 4th Sept 2016 Melbourne [Peer Reviewed] https://www.academia.edu/38739587/Automotive_Historians_Australia_Proceedings_vol_1 |
| | Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Master of Applied Science (Toxicology) Master of Professional Education and Training Doctor of Philosophy (Chemistry) FAIHS, FRSC, FRACI (CChem) FACTRA. Neale is a well-qualified chemist and toxicologist with over 25 years of experience in laboratory safety, toxicology, and chemical management. Neale had an extensive career as a Production Chemist at Cussons UK Ltd and Gibson Chemicals Pty Ltd (Aust) before joining CSIRO Division of Forest Products. Neale went on to forge a career as an academic at both Swinburne University of Technology and RMIT University, teaching chemistry and occupational health and safety. Neale has returned to private industry, putting his previous industry experience to use by delivering safety training programs.
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| CURRICULUM VITAE | EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science (First Class Hons - Chemical Sciences) Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Graduate Diploma in Education Master of Professional Education and Training Master of Applied Science (Toxicology) PhD (Chemistry) Certificate IV Training and Assessment TAE 40110 (including updates) OHS Management Auditor Training (Lead Auditor) (SAI Global) (AS/NZS ISO 45001) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP: Fellow and Chartered Chemist - Royal Australian Chemical Institute Fellow - Australian Institute of Health and Safety Fellow - Royal Society of Chemistry Fellow - Australian College of Toxicology and Risk Assessment BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: Past Chair - Health Safety and Environment Division (RACI) Member - CH-026 Safety in Laboratories Standards Technical Committee Member - SF-048 Emergency eyewash and shower facilities Past Member - NT Standards Australia Nanotechnology Technology Committee (NT-001) Member - NT-001-005 Health, Safety and Environmental Aspects - Nanotechnology |
| CONFERENCES | 2017 - RACI Health, Safety and Environment Group (Vic) Annual Symposium “Comparison of New Methods of Training of Personnel In Handling Hazardous Chemicals Versus Older Methods?” 2017 - RACI Centenary National Congress - “Chemical Safety – Do we have access to competent advice?” 2010 - Nanotechnology Work Health and Safety Symposium "Nanotechnology Work Health and Safety Symposium 2010 - HAZMAT “SNET: “Risk Assessment in a Virtual Laboratory Environment” 2010 - International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: Effective Risk Assessment and Work Practices for Use with Engineered Nanomaterials” 2008 - International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology "Nanosafety Challenges and Opportunities for Australian Nanotechnologies". 2009 - RMIT Platform Technologies Research Institute (PTRI) 2009 Annual Symposium Presenter of “Overview of Nanosafety Issues” 2008 - HAZMAT Practical Protocols for Nanoparticles of Concern (NPOCs)” |
| PUBLICATIONS ( a full list of publications is available on request) | Yuriev, E., Burton, M. G., Knott, D., Terrill, A. E., Jackson, N. R., & Chen, S. (2025). Integrating generative AI in Chemistry Education: Enhancing career-ready writing skills in pharmaceutical science. Journal of Chemical Education, 102(5), 1991–2001. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jchemed.4c0149 Hügel, H., Lingham, A., Jackson, N.R.C. & Rook, T. (2019). Dietary Directions Against Dementia Disorders. 10.1007/978-981-13-0944-1_23. Wright P.F.A., Jackson N.R.C. (2016) Safety of Engineered Nanomaterials and Occupational Health and Safety Issues for Commercial Scale Production. In: Handbook of Clinical Nanomedicine: Law, Business, Safety and Risk, (Ed. Bawa R.), Pan Stanford Publishing, Singapore. ISBN 978-981-4669-22-1. Chapter 27, pp. 569-619. Hügel, H.,Jackson, N.,May, B.,Zhang, A.,Xue, C. (2016). Polyphenol protection and treatment of hypertension In: Phytomedicine, 23, 220 – 231 Lingham, A.R, Hawley, J.A, Greaves, T, Jackson, N., Antolasic F. Hügel, H.M. (2016) Revisiting the Three Component Synthesis of Isoxazolo[5,4-b]pyridines, 4-Aryl-3,7,7- trimethyl-isoxazolo[5,4-b]quinolin-5(6H)-ones and Related Heterocycles. Polyhedron · DOI: 10.1016/j.poly.2016.09.011 Hügel, H.,Jackson, N.,May, B.,Zhang, A.,Xue, C. (2016). Polyphenol protection and treatment of hypertension In: Phytomedicine, 23, 220 – 231 Hügel, H.,Jackson, N. (2015). Herbs and dementia: a focus on Chinese and other traditional herbs In: Diet and Nutrition in Dementia and Cognitive Decline, Academic Press, London, United Kingdom Hügel, H.,Jackson, N. (2015). Polyphenols for the prevention and treatment of dementia diseases In: Neural Regeneration Research, 10, 1756 – 1758 Hügel, H., Jackson, N.R.C. (2014). Danshen diversity defeating dementia In: Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters, 24, 708 – 716 Hugel, H., Jackson, N.R.C (2014). Herbs and dementia: a focus on Chinese and other traditional herbs In: Diet and Nutrition in Dementia and Cognitive Decline, Elsevier, United Kingdom Wright P.F.A. & Jackson N.R.C. (2013) Safety of engineered nanomaterials and OH&S issues for commercial scale production in Nanotechnology Commercialisation, edited by Takuya Tsuzuki, Pan Stanford Publishing, ISBN 978-981-4303-28-6. Jackson, N.R.C., Tepe S. and Wright P. (2010) Engineered nanomaterials: Investigating substitution and modification options to reduce potential hazards. Safe Work Australia, Commonwealth of Australia publication. Online publication date: 2 Aug. 2010. ISBN 978-0-642-33100-7. 81 pages. Jackson, N.R.C., Lopata A., Elms T. and Wright P. (2009) Engineered nanomaterials: Evidence of the effectiveness of workplace controls to prevent exposure. Safe Work Australia, Commonwealth of Australia publication. Online publication date: 4 Nov. 2009. ISBN 978-0-642-32884-7. 82 pages |
| TECHNICAL REPORTS | Wright P.F.A., Jackson, N.R.C. (2007). “Final report to CSIRO on walk-through audit at TFT Belmont and Clayton carbon nanotube sites”. For CSIRO TFT, Belmont, Victoria.-205 March 2008, 15 pages. Wright P.F.A., Jackson, N.R.C. (2007). “Intermediate report to CSIRO on walk-through audit at TFT Belmont and Clayton carbon nanotube sites”. For CSIRO Textiles & Fibre Technology, Belmont, Victoria. December 2007, 7 pages. Jackson, N.R.C. Phillips, C.H., (2007). ”Risk Assessment of Process, Chemicals and Technology used to manufacture ceramic spray coatings for pan production at Anotech”, Jangman, PRC, July 2007 (commercial in confidence) Mamers, H and Jackson, N.R.C. (1992) ”Preparation of cross-linked silicic acid gels” Division of Forest Products CSIRO Clayton Program Report AC-021, Divisional Report F (commercial in confidence) Jackson, N.R.C; Watkins, J.B., Goode, J.H Greaves, H. (1992) “Assessment of the Dimensional Stability of Pinus Radiata after Treatments with CCA, CCA/Oil and CCA/Wax formulations. Part 1. A report on periodic submersion in water of treated P. radiata specimens”. Division of Forest Products CSIRO Clayton 1992 (commercial in confidence) |
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