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Natalee Johnston grew up in regional Western Australia, and after a decision to apply to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) as a pilot, her future was full of firsts. As the first female pilot in the RAN, Natalee gained extensive and unique experiences during her career. In the 24 years of military service, Natalee fulfilled roles as a qualified helicopter instructor, operations manager, leader and safety professional. In these roles, she gained knowledge and practical skills in understanding human behaviours, why we make errors, what influences our decisions and how organisational culture impacts it all. She has over 15 years of experience in instructing and facilitating helicopter training, risk management, investigation techniques, human factors, non-technical skills and culture.
Natalee holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Post Graduate certificate in Accident Investigation and a Masters in Business, among several other academic qualifications. Natalee shares her experience and knowledge in developing and understanding the human interactions that influence our behaviours, mental health and effective decision making and how organisational culture impacts it all.
Natalee is passionate about organisational safety culture, this passion in clearly evident in her captivating keynotes, engaging and challenging the audience to apply what she has learn to themselves. She believes education in safety and decision making plays an integral part in achieving a positive safety culture resulting in an increase in a business’ safety record as employee mental health and satisfaction is enhanced.
