A Workers Guide to Commonly Used Safety Tools E-Book
With a business, projects, and deadlines to keep in mind, business operators have a lot to keep track of. To add to this, business operators are also required to keep and supply a paper trail of documents to demonstrate compliance with workplace health and safety legislation and standards. Essential for compliance purposes, adequate workplace health and …
Why Do SafetyCulture SWMS Have Risk Ratings In Their SWMS?
Remember: Risks are constantly evolving, make sure you keep an eye on your hazards and ensure control are added as needed to ensure the health and safety of everyone on site.
A Workers Guide to Writing a Safe Work Procedure
Everyday, we encounter instructions to guide us through performing a certain task in the preferred or correct way. Consider the ‘How to Handwash’ or CPR poster commonly found in workplaces and hospitals.
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Roofing company fined and convicted for poor asbestos disposal
A Brisbane roofing company has been fined $100,000 for failing to handle and safely dispose of asbestos.
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland issues safety reminder following serious falls from height at the Gold Coast
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland has recently released a reminder to all workers and employers to prevent serious falls from height following several recent incidents at the Gold Coast currently being investigated.
Man airlifted after tractor rollover at Mt Tamborine
A man is recovering in hospital after the tractor he was operating rolled on top of him in south east Queensland late Monday afternoon.
Pair hospitalised after quad bike crash
Two people were flown to hospital after crashing their quad bike into a tree in south-eastern New South Wales Monday afternoon.
Newly developed helmets could potentially reduce quad bike injuries and deaths
A new kind of helmet designed for farm workers could potentially reduce quad bike deaths and injuries, an expert says.
A third of Queensland police staff ‘burnt out’, survey reveals
A third of police staff in Queensland reports feeling burnt out by their jobs. This is according to a new staff survey published online.
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