Videos

Minor injuries add up! Simple solutions to reduce your injuries and costs

Simple solutions to reduce your injuries and costs. Presenters are Peter Westcott (Principal Inspector, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland),Cameron Mackay (Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon), Brent Cunningham (Exercise Physiologist, Konekt), Ross McConaghy (partner, Jensen McConaghy Lawyer).

Addressing workplace bullying

Workplace bullying is a significant health and safety risk in Australian workplaces, affecting one in 10 workers.

The evolving role of safety leaders, Dom O’Brien

Discover how leaders not only embrace, but also set themselves up for success in a landscape that is constantly changing.

Return to work barrier series: Lower back pain

This workers’ Compensation Regulator webinar outlines the purpose of suitable duties programs and how they can assist in getting better return to work outcomes.

2021 Safe Work and Return to Work Awards Ceremony

2021 Safe Work and Return to Work Awards ceremony.

Regulating Mentally Healthy workplaces

This livestreamed session explores common event based and accumulative psychosocial hazards and factors in the design or management of work that increases the risk of psychological or physical harm, the types of controls you could consider and what ‘reasonably practicable’ means.

ON Series: Managing mental health issues in the workplace; an introductory overview for employers

Managing mental health issues in the workplace; an introductory overview for employers is presented by organisational psychologist Dr Peter Cotton.

Play it safe (Luke Hodge)

Luke Hodge, ALF Great shares his personal experience with workplace safety, after witnessing a friend in a severe accident, and the aftermath of this.

Developing suitable duties to support a worker with psychological injury

In this webinar you will hear from industry experts on developing suitable duties to support a worker with a psychological injury. The speakers will take you through using an integrated approach to exploring psychological hazards which can increase the risk of harm and key elements of successful rehabilitation and return to work. They will also include some examples of effective suitable duties to support a worker with respect to staying at work or returning to work.

Workstations – sit less and move more in Queensland workplaces

This 56min webinar discusses: the health risks of too much sitting; the relationship between sitting and exercise; strategies to reduce sitting time in workplaces; resources that are available.

Fatigue Management - Mental Health Week 2019

Fatigue Management, Professor Drew Dawson - Mental Health Week 2019.