Christopher Smirnakos

Occupational Health and Safety Advisor at City of Stonnington
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, AU
Languages
  • Greek Professional working proficiency
  • English Full professional proficiency

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Credentials

  • Accredited Mental Health First Aider
    Mental Health First Aid Australia
    Mar, 2020
    - Sep, 2024

Experience

  • City of Stonnington
    • Australia
    • Government Administration
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Occupational Health and Safety Advisor
      • Nov 2021 - Present

  • Australian Institute of Health & Safety
    • Australia
    • Executive Offices
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Member
      • Aug 2021 - Present

  • City Of Monash
    • Australia
    • Government Administration
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Safety & Compliance Coordinator
      • Dec 2016 - Nov 2021

    • Acting Area Manager, Operations, Safety & Training
      • May 2021 - Jul 2021

  • WorkSafe Victoria
    • Australia
    • Government Administration
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Placement Student
      • Mar 2018 - Jul 2018

      - Placement student undertaking field work within WorkSafe Victoria’s Health and Wellbeing division (WorkWell) - assisting in the implementation of the WorkWell Toolkit, a 50 million dollar state government funded project. - The Toolkit aims to target small-medium sized business owners Victoria-wide in order to provide tailored mental health programs for employees. - Presented epidemiological prevalence data, health requirements, and initiatives needed to improve fatigue-related risks in Victoria’s transportation sector.

Education

  • Deakin University
    Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion, Health Promotion
    2014 - 2018

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