Videos

John's story

Making the roads safer is Senior Constable John Kenworthy’s passion – in fact, since joining the Queensland Police Service and becoming a motorcycle traffic officer, he has built a career around it.

Quad bike training

Even the most experienced riders need to be prepared for the unexpected.

Kids on kids’ bikes

Adult-sized quad bikes are too large for kids to handle.

Don't overload

Heavy loads and attachments can make quad bikes unstable.

Medical assessment tribunal

Medical assessment tribunals make independent expert medical decisions about work-related injury or impairment. This video explains the medical assessment tribunal process for workers.

Always wear a helmet

Wearing a helmet is the best way to minimise the risk of a head injury.

People at Work

People at Work is a validated psychosocial risk assessment survey to help organisations identify the most common psychosocial hazards in their workplace, causing both psychological and physical harm.

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.

Engaging with your workers

In this webinar presentation, David Whitefield, Director of People and Risk, will apply principles of social psychology to explore social arrangements in the workplace (including culture, language and leadership). You will learn how people make sense of risk, and how you can harness and shape this understanding to more effectively engage workers and increase their participation in workplace health and safety systems.

Communicating with doctors - back to basics

Dr Matthew Brandt, specialist occupational and environment physician, leads this workers' Compensation Regulator webinar, providing insight into the communication process between injured workers, their workplace and the treating doctor. He provides strategies and solutions to enhance the effectiveness of communication in promoting and sustaining an early and safe return to work.

Addressing workplace bullying

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