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Video
Managing your drivers' safety at delivery points
Transport drivers are exposed to various risks and site-specific hazards when they make deliveries to unfamiliar sites or when the site conditions change. The film identifies ways to control the risks to prevent an injury to your workers.
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Video
An employer's innovative approach to return to work and safety
CV Services Group has used an innovative approach to safety to reduce injuries. Every time a worker has an injury, they return to work quickly, as CV Services Group offers suitable duties. We share their story in a short video.
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Case study
Principal contractor held to not be liable
The worker brought an action in negligence to recover damages from the defendants in respect of personal injuries he says he sustained whilst working as a concreter.
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Video
Safely handling cattle in the agriculture industry
Featuring Ross Stricklin from Stanbroke Pastoral Company.
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Podcast
Sun safety at work
Presented by Dr Ross Di Corleto, the Principal Advisor - Health Risk for a large global mining group and author of blog The Thermal Environment.
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Video
Kerryn’s story – suppliers and importers of electrical equipment
If you supply or import electrical equipment you have a legal responsibility to ensure it’s safe. Kerryn O’Connor lost her life because the pump she was using hadn’t been designed, manufactured or tested to Australian safety standards.
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Guide
Duties of high voltage electrical installation owners and operators
A high voltage (HV) electrical installation is a group of items of electrical equipment permanently connected that can be supplied with electricity from an electricity entity or from a generating source at voltages greater than 1000V ACRMS or 1500V ripple-free DC.
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Case study
Onsite gym and healthy lifestyle program - Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd
The Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL), which manages the Port of Brisbane under a 99 year lease from the Queensland Government, has undergone substantial organisational change in recent years. As part of due diligence for the leasing of the port, the new owners identified that workplace health and safety improvements were a priority given the high incidence of 33 injuries recorded in 2010–11.