Not something I've directly come across, but certainly something I can understand. If an employee feels its onerous or unnecessary and doesn't see the link to their safety, I would expect follow on impact is that employees may just ignore the procedures ... L Lynda de Koning (she/her) General Manager | PAC Australia | +61 (0) 438 860 020 | paca.org.au<https://paca.org.au/> Peramangk / South Australia GMT +9.5 [Image]<https://www.facebook.com/pacaustralia> [Image] <https://www.linkedin.com/company/performing-arts-connections-australia/?orig...> [Image] <https://www.instagram.com/pacaustralia/> [Image] <https://paca.org.au/resources/touringcharter/> [Image] <https://paca.org.au/membership/join-pac-australia/> [Image] <https://paca.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=17268242394b2278ede3a3716&id=d...> ________________________________ From: Katherine Connor via All staff - PAC Australia <allstaff@ask.paca.org.au> Sent: Wednesday, 25 March 2026 18:18 To: allstaff@ask.paca.org.au <allstaff@ask.paca.org.au> Subject: [PAC Team] Safety Clutter Hey Team, Another interesting thing that came up in the PAPA led Technical Workforce Safety project meeting earlier today that I meant to share at the teams meeting, was the concept of “Safety Clutter”. It was a really interesting conversation and there are a number of venues looking to address it, so I thought I’d bring it up with the team – I’ve come across the practice before, but not the term, so was curious to hear about anyone else’s experiences and if they’ve been in an organisation in recent years that have tried to address safety clutter. What is Safety Clutter, and how can it be reduced<https://www.worksafetyhub.com.au/safety-excellence-hub/what-is-safety-clutte...>. Anyone come across this, or have any thoughts on the concept? Cheers, Katherine Katherine Connor (she/her) Executive Director | PAC Australia | +61 (0) 419 428 412 | paca.org.au<http://www.paca.org.au/>
